This is an easy, cylindrical, chunky, mesh cowl available in 3 sizes. The pattern requires 1 or 2 skeins of a single color of chunky yarn and Sizes US 11 & 13 (8 & 9 mm) circular knitting needles.

Flat Bob was designed after discussions in the For The Love of Bob Ravelry group. He was intended to travel around the world to be photographed with Ravelers in different locations.

I designed these wrist warmers to peek out from under the sleeves of a coat to add a little elegance and warmth to our winter styles. As the pattern is written, these run at little small. (I have small hands and wrists! ;) ). If you want larger wrist warmers, consider using a heavier yarn and larger needles. Doing so, will of course, change the...

This warm, stranded colorwork hat is knit in the round with worsted weight yarn. A slipped-stitch pattern is used as edging and to separate the body of the hat from the flat crown.

Hat knit in a slip-stitch pattern using two yarns - a solid color and a variegated yarn, with corrugated ribbing.

A knitted Fair Isle headband is a great way to start learning stranded color-work.

I used Cascade Fiesta, because that’s what I had available, but the yarn name has since been changed to Copa, so you may use either.

This cute backpack is knitted with one strand of each of two different yarns held together. The solid colored yarn accentuates the subtle variegation of the Noro Shinano yarn.

Basic, ribbed hat with a specific decrease pattern at the crown.

This hat was designed for those of us with short hair who like a little bulk around our faces. The edge folds up to form a flattering brim.

Pattern for a three-colored colorwork knitted hat decorated with trees and braided edging.

This colorful scarf is made of a beautiful variegated yarn. The stitch pattern makes it perfect for to wear with jeans or to brighten up a nice coat.

This feminine scarf is made of a slightly fuzzy yarn. The stitch pattern makes it perfect for to wear with a nice coat for a winter evening at the theater.

December 1, 2014: I’ve significantly revised the pattern. This update from the earlier version includes changes in gauge, sizes, numbers of stitches to cast on, lengths to knit, and formatting; hopefully all changes are for the better. I’ve also added a list of online references (with hyperlinks) for the skills and techniques used in this patte...

Easy to make and fun to wear!

This easy and pretty clutch was made by holding one strand of Egyptian cotton yarn with one strand of Noro Daria Multi, which is a beautiful, variegated cord. You may substitute yarns of your choice, just be sure to check gauge.

This easy, classic styled scarf is made of a heathered wool or alpaca yarn. The stitch pattern makes it perfect for a man or a woman, and it’s quick to knit.

This knitted, felted tote is the perfect size to carry books to class or a knitting project or two.

A knitted Fair Isle hat decorated with hearts and slipped-stitch edging.