Carolina is a crescent-shaped shawl that begins with a provisional cast-on (or a traditional one that you’ll pick up later) and an easy slip-stitch herringbone pattern. The body of the shawl is then filled in with short rows and bound off at the top edge. Then the cast-on is picked up to work the lace border, which is knitted-on sideways. It’s ...

Need a quick and simple project to knit on the road or in front of the TV? Want to showcase a sock yarn that’s just too special to be touching the ground all the time? Cirrus works up fast and lets your yarn take center stage. Stripes and a short row scalloped edging keep things interesting. In no time you’ll have a fun, lightweight shawl that’...

Little Harbor, big wrap! This extra-large wrap is the ultimate versatile accessory. Knit on the bias with panels of lace and stripes, it’s the perfect canvas for you to play with color. Wear it as a scarf, a shawl, or a stole - it’s up to you!

Inspired by the lush flora of a botanical garden, Tower Hill is a deep crescent shawl with several lace motifs and a contrasting lace border.

Plump round cables nestled in horseshoes give an eye-catching twist to the classic cabled beanie. Inspired by tree hollows and old forest, this snug hat is perfect for a walk in the woods on a crisp autumn day.