This pattern creates a ruched infinity scarf that can be worn doubled as a cowl or long as an infinity scarf. This design is easy to knit, and highlights the shine of the WSK Merino/Silk DK.

This shawl is knit from the bottom up in a crescent shape achieved through short row shaping. It has an easy to knit lace edge with the body of the shawl knit in stockinette stitch. It is perfect for knitting your first lace shawl. This shawl is perfect way to show off hand dyed yarn. Using only 400 yards of worsted weight yarn or one skein of ...

This cowl is the perfect single skein (100g) project for self striping yarn, such as Chroma Worsted. This cowl is knit in the round, and is a great project for learning the Entrelac technique.

Knitting this pattern will create a classic cardigan for babies and toddlers. This pattern is an expansion of my Bitty Cabled Cardigan pattern for sizes larger than newborn. The cardigan is perfect for both boys and girls and is a great gift.

I am publishing this free pattern for the “Bitty Cabled Hat” to coordinate with the “Bitty Cabled Cardigan” which is available on the IDP Pattern Section of www.knitpicks.com.

Knitting this pattern will create a perfect first cardigan for a new baby. In sizes, preemie, small newborn and newborn, it will fit new babies of all sizes.

Knitting this hat will create a cable brimmed hat available in sizes from newborn to adult. The cable is knit first and then stitches are picked up around the cable to knit the brim of the hat.

This pattern is an asymmetrical cardigan with a cabled collar and front panels. The cardigan is knit in one piece from the top down in raglan style and is seamless. With several options for sleeves and bind-offs, it is easy to customize for the perfect style and fit.