Designed and crocheted during a long car trip, this Granny Triangle shawl took 729 miles to make! Pairing easy granny repeats and accent rows to break up the colors, you can use two colors, or more, to make this fun, medium-sized shawl.

Lace acorns decorate this rectangular poncho. Poncho features an i-cord neck edge, and bottom garter stitch edge, and is easily lengthened for a larger (wider) poncho, or widened for a longer poncho.

This simple broken rib hat knits up quickly on larger needles, and comes in two hat sizes - perfect for gifts! This stocking cap can be worn unfolded and long, or folded over the ears for a closer fit (and warmer ears).

Knit in the round as a long tube and then folded back in on itself, the Torus Cowl features simple knitting and purling to ease you through your evenings. The yarn is incredibly soft, and knit at a larger gauge, this cowl is lightweight, but warm.

Knit with two colors of Quince & Co Owl/Owl Tweet, the Rontak Hat uses only one color at a time, and slip stitches, to achieve a blended, subtle color shift from the cuff, to the middle of the hat, and back again at the crown.

This slipped stitch pattern is easy and fun for beginners and entertaining for more experienced knitters. The Main Color is the vertical columns of stitches.

Tessellation Blanket plays with garter stitch and stockinette stitch triangles that interlock. It is easily upsized, and the stitch repeat is mentioned in the pattern so it can be adapted to larger projects.

Bias stripes and tassels will dress up any t-shirt and sandals! This linen scarf uses 2 colors of Quince & Co Kestrel.

This toe-up sock pattern was originally published on my old blog Nepenthe’s Misadventures back in 2003. Now edited for clarification and simplicity, it features what might now be considered an “old school” way of doing toe-up socks - a provisional cast on and short-row toe.

The Lima i-cord scarf features a central i-cord core and was designed to use only three balls of Rowan Lima.

The download contains two patterns for mill end & Lush hats. Pattern 1 is the Dashes Hat, Pattern 2 is the Multi Stripe Hat.

Great oaks from Little Acorns Grow. The Little Acorn Hat is knit in the round in stockinette for the nut, and reverse stockinette for the cap, with a purl i-cord for the stem. Knit at a tighter than normal gauge for warmth.

A lovely alpaca cowl knit in a vintage bubble stitch pattern. Knit in the round, the stitch pattern requires the knitter to drop stitches and knit them with the exposed bars.

Blankie is a pram blanket or car seat blanket made out of three balls of sock yarn held doubled. The finished blanket measures approximately 24 by 36 inches. Yarn used for the pictured sample is SWTC’s TOFUtsies.

Thumbless baby mittens are so. stinkin’. cute. This pattern took less than 20g of sock yarn, and 15g of a contrast yarn in the same weight per mitten.

This colorwork hat was designed to showcase the incredibly soft and beautiful Stonehedge Fiber Mill’s Shepherd’s Wool worsted yarn.

These color work mittens were designed to showcase the incredibly soft and beautiful Stonehedge Fiber Mill’s Shepherd’s Wool worsted yarn.

This simple skinny scarf has beautiful texture and looks lovely with an aran or worsted weight single-ply yarn such as Noro Cash Iroha, Malabrigo Merino Worsted, or Punta Merisoft.

A super simple scarf pattern for guys. This is a shorter scarf, suitable for men who want a more traditional business scarf - one that can be worn around the neck once and then crossed in front under a leather jacket, trench coat, or wool coat.

These cute strawberry sachets can be used as toys, but are also fun to stuff with packets of lavendar or cedar shavings. Knit up a few, stuff with scented packets, sew up, and toss in your stash. One ball of Lily’s Sugar n’ Cream in each color will make a whole strawberry patch!