This is a quick and easy small throw blanket to keep your lap warm while on all those Zoom calls.

This cowl is knit in the round and can easily be adjusted to fit various yarn weights. Length can also be adjusted by casting on more stitches in multiples of 6. This cowl requires 1 skein of yarn (you will need more if you make adjustments).

This is an easy lace pattern cowl knit in the round using size 11 needles.

Ever find a colorway you just love? For me, it’s Spectrum By Mad Tosh. I love it. It speaks to me and I have it in almost every weight. I love designing with it (check out my Coming Home cowl pattern if you don’t believe me) and Death By Elocution was the perfect compliment to make things really stand out. This is a simple cowl knit in the roun...

This cowl is worked back and forth using straight or circular needles. The ends are seamed together. One size fits all (size can be adjusted depending on neck size).

This is a triangle shawl worked from the top down. Increases are done on each side on each row and every other row in the middle. This is a quick and easy knit with eyelet rows. Gauge is not critical and the size is easily adjusted.

This cowl is worked up using only one skein. The pattern is simple and the needles are larger making for a quick knit. The cowl is worked flat and seamed when done or can be adjusted for working in the round and made longer or shorter by increasing or decreasing rows. PLEASE NOTE, this stitch has a lot of stretch and should be blocked to the me...

This warm and cozy beauty will keep you warm over 3 seasons! Perfect for a crisp Autumn walk, a snowball fight in winter or an early morning coffee run in Spring! The yarn is soft and squishy and comes in a variety of beautiful colors. This hat also has some stretch to it and there are 2 sizes which will fit most heads. The small fitting 3 year...

This is a simple beautiful shawl that is lightweight yet cozy and warm. The pattern is very subtle but stunning. It’s easy and knits up quickly on larger needles. The stitch pattern is used with a calming blue yarn inspired by the sky, sea and standing at the shore watching the gentle waves roll in.