Maura is a short, knitted cowl, using Kersti, a DK weight yarn. Two skeins limit the size and height. The chevron pattern relies on the two contrasting colors used. A cuff (with stitches knit in reverse) is an option since this cowl wants to fold over.

Mitzi is a crocheted cowl. The directions are for creating it in the shape of a Moebius--so you just go round and round in a ripple pattern. Two colors makes stripes and add interest. The pattern is written for Kersti, a dk weight from Koigu--but don’t let that stop you! Use any yarn and hook you like. (I used an H hook with relaxes tension.) T...

This cowl is easy to make once it is set up. The beginning instructions are very detailed so that you can begin the mobius shape properly. Beads are not strung on the yarn until Round 6. You can make it longer but not wider. It is also a good project for using up several leftover sock yarns.

Melrose is a long scarf, especially designed to showcase Koigu KPPPM yarns. The scarf takes 3 skeins, each in a different colorway. If you’d like to make a large wrap, use 9 skeins.

Frieda is a crescent shaped scarf. It is designed for 2 sizes, using 1 or 2 skeins. It can be knit in one or two colors and has optional beads knitted into a garter stitch band. A crocheted chain cast-on is advised--once done, the knitting is easy. Both scarves fall into “pleats” which makes them very flattering.

Cozy Nellie is a circular cowl. It’s cozy because you hold a strand of fingering weight yarn (about 40 g) and a strand of fine mohair/silk (15 g) together. Cast on is easy because you do it flat and then join the stitches in the round.

Wrap-Around Nellie is a cozy infinity scarf/cowl because it is knit holding a strand of knitting worsted and a strand of a mohair/silk yarn together.Use a needle size of your choice that works well with your yarn selections. Both the cast-on and first row are knit flat. Then the scarf is joined in the round.

Filomena is a crescent shaped scarf that can be made with one or two skeins. It starts with a beaded chain edge, then knit stitches are picked up. Decreases are made every row as you work your way through bands of garter stitch and stockinette which have a series of “lace” flowers with a bead in the center.

Evita is a crocheted scarf, showcasing Tunisian Entrelac. Since only 8 stitches are on the hook at one time, you can use a regular hook that does not have a tapered shaft. Color is very important! The solid and variegated yarns must be in high contrast so there is no blending or blurring of colors.

Sadie is a long, narrow scarf that measures 3” wide and 60” long because it was designed to use all 2 skeins of Koigu KPPPM. But any variegated sock or fingering yarn may be used--just check your gauge and yarn yardage.