Inspired by a cold winter morning in the Hudson Valley, this pattern lends itself to many color combinations. This hat is worked in the round starting with corrugated ribbing. The pattern includes a chart to follow for stranded pattern.

This is a triangular shawl is knit from the top down in a large basketweave stitch. It knits up quick and is reversible. The shawl can be knit in any weight yarn with repeats added to increase the size. The increases are made in the center and at either end. The border can be done in i-cord or in garter stitch. The sample is knitted in Aran wei...

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This is a crescent shaped shawlette knit from a short edge and expanding to the side. It incorporates garter stitch with regular purls stitches on the wrong side to create a pattern of lines. The pattern is easy to memorize once you get past the first few repeats. It is adaptable to any weight yarn – just adjust the number of repeats.

This cheerful hat is a quick knit with an easy to follow pattern. I was inspired while cooking artichokes one spring evening. I took a picture to remember the colorway and started brainstorming a design for a hat. This pattern would look great in many other colors, whether vegetable inspired or not. I used Jamieson’s 2-ply Spindrift purchased f...

This pattern is for a garter-stitch boomerang-shaped shawl. The increase pattern creates a scalloped edge along one side. It can be adapted to be as large as you wish by adding more sections.

This is a fairly simple shawl that requires knowledge of the knit stitch, purl stitch, yarn over, and bind off. It is very adaptable and can be made in a one yarn or two or many. It can also be adjusted for other gauges and sizes by binding off sooner or continuing the pattern for as many repeats as you want. It is a nice blend of mindless knit...

This a small Faroese-style shawl knit from the top down. Worked at a loose gauge, it feels lightweight yet cozy and the shape curves gently to wrap around your shoulders. It’s the small shawl you want for a breezy late summer night or, perhaps, tip-toeing through a medieval castle at midnight.

This warm, squishy hat is great for those who want to practice brioche knitting. This hat is knitted using two color brioche. Both ear flaps are knitted flat from the bottom up and then the hat stitches are cast on and the body of the hat is worked in the round. Braids are added to the ear flaps at the end.