Summer stroll scarf evokes a lovely stroll on a summer’s evening through a cottage garden, morning glories and honeysuckle growing on the lattice, their blooms filling the air with sweet smells.

Thinking of knitting lace and reading charts? This is a fun scarf to practice on. There are six different patterns to knit by chart. The patterns show best on a solid or lightly tonal yarn. Gauge is not extremely important; however, it will change the yarn requirements if the gauge is different. An intermediate knitter or strong beginner should...

Looking for an easy project for vacation? Look no more. This pattern is easy to memorize and easy to pick up your spot after a break from knitting. If you want a shorter scarf, knit fewer repeats. Want wider? Add more stitches in multiples of two. Gauge is not that important but will affect size and yardage if different. The suggested gauge mak...

A good beginner lace that can be made longer or shorter, according to yarn available, and yet it will keep the interest of a more advanced knitter. Both pattern stitches are zigzag; the first zigzag is longer than the second. The gauge is taken from unblocked stockinette stitch.

This fun and easy cowl will make a wonderful gift that looks lovely from either the public or private side. It can be worn long or wrapped twice around the neck for warmth. The model is made of cotton, but any DK weight yarn will substitute. Gauge is essential if using the model yarn; however, the length is easily changed to suit the knitter. T...