This poncho pattern is worked from the top down, in fingering weight or a light DK weight yarn, increasing in four equal sections as you go. This is a very adjustable pattern. as long as you keep your stitch calculations in check you can make this garment as big or as small as you’d like. You’ll be needing just the basics as far as notions are ...

This shawl is worked top down. This wrap is large enough to keep you warm on those chilly autumn walks, but small enough to not be cumbersome under a coat or jacket. Pile this shawl around your neck, or wrap it around your shoulders or wear it like a cape, no matter how you wear it, its sure to keep you warm and cozy.

This is my first published pattern and I am really excited to be offering this to the masses. I took inspiration for this pattern from the ancient Aztec and Mayan stone geometric carvings. The color-work section of this pattern is a 12 stitch repeating pattern. In order to adjust sizes you simply need to decrease or increase the amount of stitc...