Samaya is a texture rich crescent shawl that is engaging throughout and ends with a fringe party for good measure. Knit using 3 colors of worsted/aran weight, Samaya is a hug of a shawl for that extra bit of comfort!

A fun bandana cowl with slip stitch stripes and textural elements including one color brioche, Cross Keys is a cute and cozy accessory for the Fall/Winter season.

Comfy with a relaxed fit, Strathmore is worked seamlessly from the top-down and features a beautiful two-color yoke motif with sweet little leaves nestled between each plant column. Knit in sport weight, Strathmore is a great transitional piece for the changing temperatures.

Sunset Harbor is a fun and graphic introduction to colorwork knitting. Worked in the round and featuring a rhythmic two color stranded motif, Sunset Harbor is a fun knit and easy to style as a cozy accessory for the upcoming season!

A blend of fun techniques and colors, Ianna is a lovely engaging project from beginning to end! Garter stitches intermingled with slip stitches, lace, brioche and the ever addictive “just one more stripe“ vibe.

Pitchy Patchy is a fun little bandana cowl using intarsia to create color blocks and color play!

With bits of lace sprinkled throughout, stripes and

Aveya is a one skein pattern that is ideal for using your favorite skein of yarn. Featuring a combination of one color brioche, garter and dropped stitches, Aveya is knit from one corner to the long edge on the opposite side and is finished with a touch of picot. Rhythmic and memorizable stitches allows the shawl to grow quickly and makes it a ...

Lightweight with a classic fit, North Coast is worked seamlessly from the top-down and features a beautiful leaf and flake motif. The sleeves are put on hold after the body is divided and are worked once the body is done. It is then finished with an I-cord bind off at the collar, using your contrast for another pop of color, if desired.

Drive through the valleys and curves of Moving Points with me as we explore an array of textures and stitches to create a cozy, engaging hug of shawl that keeps you on your toes throughout the process. Whether you choose to knit with Suri or substitute with a different fiber, I hope Moving Points will be fun and a joy for you to knit up as we t...

The Ridgeland Pullover is my take on an ‘everyday wear’ colorwork sweater. Most of us lean toward a neutral garment as a wardrobe staple, but Ridgeland is designed to be that staple with simple lines, a comfy fit and a dash of colorwork for those of us who just can’t do without it :)

With a relaxed comfy fit, Caladan is a round yoke pulli, knit seamlessly from the top down and featuring a two color stranded colorwork design (yay for short floats!), making it an easy-going knit for everyone, whether it’s the first sweater you’ve ever cast on or your 10th :)

Avondale is knitted seamlessly from the top down with raglan increases used to shape the v-neck and moving onward to working in the round. The design features a lace panel on both sides (you can choose to work the lace from either the chart or written instructions) and a slightly cropped body with a twisted rib hem.

A fun blend of colors and stitches, Desert Sun will take you on a textural ride with your favorite colors interspersed with soothing garter stitch, lace panels and brioche.

Lightweight with a relaxed fit, Trelawny is worked seamlessly from the top-down and features a two-color yoke motif. The sleeves are put on hold after the body is divided and short sleeves makes it a quick trip to sleeve island once the body is finished. If longer sleeves are your preference, then please note that more yarn will be required tha...

A DK pullover held with mohair throughout, Kingsley is knit seamlessly from the top down and features a beautiful lace panel, an easy relaxed fit and a slightly cropped length which can be easily adjusted.

Knit seamlessly from the top down and featuring a bold, graphic colorwork yoke, Cedar Brook is a striking, yet comfy fitting pullover. The back is shaped with short rows for a better fit and knitting top down gives you the ability to customize the length of both body and sleeves.

It’s countdown to Christmas again!❤️

A cozy pullover, Riverwinds is knit in soft mohair held together with fingering weight, creating a dream fabric and halo. You’ll begin knitting seamlessly from the top down with an easy to memorize yoke, after which the body is separated and finished, while the sleeves are placed on hold. Once the body is bound off, the sleeves are then finishe...

Varying techniques and color combinations allow Ramblewood to be a knit that keeps your attention, while creating a big hug of shawl to keep you cozy. Knit in woolen spun yarn, Ramblewood is warm and yet lightweight, which is a great combination for an “on the go” shawl during the coming season

This pattern can be found in issue 12 of Laine Magazine.

Chanty is worked from the top down with a seamless circular yoke construction and short row shaping that is done to raise the neck for a better fit. The body is designed with minimal shaping while still maintaining a comfortable fit. A simple colorwork hem finishes the top.

Pinky Promise is worked seamlessly from the top down with a sweet little lace pattern that borders the hem and twisted ribbing. Knit in a linen blend held with mohair together, it is worked at a relaxed gauge, creating a light fabric that drapes beautifully and provides a great transitional piece.

Wood Lane is a seamless, top down pullover combining a few of my favorite colors in the yoke. Knit in a beautiful merino-linen worsted weight, it has quickly become my favorite go-to pullover!

Lali is an asymmetrical shawl that is knit on the bias with varying sections to keep it both fun and interesting. Slip stitches add that extra touch at the end for a sweet little finish. Knit in worsted weight, Lali is the perfect shawl to work on during the cold season.

Graphic Elements is designed to be a loose fitting pullover- type swoncho, for a cozy comfy everyday fit. Knit in a cotton wool blend, it’s warm and yet lightweight, with a drape that is surprisingly unexpected!

Retrograde is a classic sweater with a fun colorwork yoke that knits up fairly quickly in woolen spun worsted - producing a lightweight garment that is sure to keep you warm in the cooler months.

Saru is a big ‘hug of a shawl’ that envelops you in yummy garter, one color brioche, drop stitches and lace all knit into this beautifully soft color and I absolutely love the result :)

Portmore is a quick, cozy knit using mohair and fingering weight held double! Knit only one repeat of the chart for a smaller colorwork panel, or knit two repeats for a more prominent colorwork panel. Stay subtle or go bold in your color pairings, either way Portmore will be a cozy accessory this season!

Blue Willow is a cute transitional accessory that’s complemented by a fun fringe factor. It’s lightweight but warm enough to keep the chill at bay, which is great for the Fall evenings!

Autumn Amber Pullover is a fun transitional garment, with fingering weight and mohair held together creating the coziest pullover with a bit of color play in the yoke, where the contrast color is held single against a halo of mohair.

Golden Dusk was initially released as a Mystery Knit Along. A fun mix of stitches and techniques, including brioche and short rows, Golden Dusk is never boring but has constant movement as your shawl grows.

Pippen is a simple asymmetrical shawl using two contrasting gradients to create a relaxing, wearable shawl, with an easy to memorize center lace panel which allows the yarn to shine and an added bit of texture towards the end.

Speckles and Spice is a fun, cropped top that is worked seamlessly from the top down, with a striking colorwork yoke that knits up surprising quickly!

This shawl was initially designed for the 2020 Miss Babs Book Club, and will

Color Canvas is meant to be exactly that - a canvas on which to play with color. Whether you’re using four contrasting colors as in the sample, or toning it down by simply using two or three colors, whatever you decide on, it will be a fun ride as this shawl takes on different shapes and stitches to create a finished shawl with a beautiful drape!

Autumn is my absolute favorite season and so the colors I chose are reminiscent of the changing shades of Autumn.

Ashbrook is an asymmetrical shawl with a beautiful interplay of lace, colors and mosaic knitting, resulting in an elegantly finished piece that is sure to become a staple in your handmade wardrobe.

Just in time for summer, Indie Untangled brings you this collaboration between The Dye Project, Nerd Bird Makery and Narrow Path Designs!

Nyah is a lightweight summer shawl, designed for that beautiful single skein that we all have been holding on to. For my sample I used the most gorgeous shade of yellow - Goldenrod, that was dyed by Diane of Lady Dye Yarns for the Funkadelic collaboration club.

Pixie Dust is a fun sportweight shawl that incorporates brioche, syncopated brioche, slip stitches and just plain old garter comfort!

It’s countdown to Christmas!

In Winter it’s all about cozy fireside knitting, and Ravenhill satisfies the desire for a fun, cozy shawl with no complex stitches and just enough changes to make it fly off the needles.

To my autumn loving friends…

Colors, yarn and techniques dance beautifully together in Imani, creating an intriguing, elegant shawl that drapes beautifully due to its shaping and the yarn.

Adira is a fun mixture of textures and techniques - snycopated brioche, short rows & slip stitches.

A whimsical shawl with some simple colorwork and slip stitches, Milu is a great intro for beginners, as well as a fun throwback for those further along in this knitting journey.

Short row wedges, color-blocking, eyelets and stripes create a fun interplay between colors and techniques! Choose bold, contrasting colors to highlight each panel and watch as you and your needles create a modern, wearable accessory that’s fun to knit and style.

Mix and match your minis, switch ‘em up to your hearts desire! Add more stripes, dropped stitches or eyelets. Play with color - using more or less, Minis and Me is adjustable, wearable and fun. Do whatever you wish - it’s your minis and you!

A mixture of color-blocking, garter, brioche and stripes makes this a crazy fun shawl, that seems to propel you from one thing to the next, so there isn’t a moment of boredom as your shawl grows!

Color Craze is meant to be fun and an embrace of all things colorful! From choosing your favorite colors, to breezing through panels of eyelets and stripes - to finally wearing your Color Craze!

Whether subtle or bold, using slip stitches can create such beautiful texture and color play! Choose 2 or 3 colors to create a fun and easy to wear accessory - gray with shades of blue, white sprinkled with speckles and paired with pink or burnt orange, maybe even a forest green with ochre… whatever you decide, The Drifter is sure to be an enga...

The definition of the Swedish word Mysa best describes what I felt knitting this shawl… “to engage oneself in an activity that’s comfortable or pleasurable; to be content with something or in an experience…”

In Autumn, the colors of the landscape in Western Massachusetts are beyond beautiful. The trees are displayed in all their glorious colors and the Sugar Shacks are brimming with people eager to get a taste of real maple syrup, maple jam and of course, homemade maple ice-cream.

Kiria Cove is a fun, asymmetrical shawl, sprinkled with a bit of stripes, a dollop of short rows, a large portion of speckles and baked in garter goodness!

Livie is an engaging asymmetrical shawl, knit with alternating panels to keep your interest, so that before you know it - it’s blocking day :)

Darling Dixie is a crescent shaped shawl that incorporates short row wedges and eyelets, to create a rhythmic and organic flowing pattern that finishes with a touch of color in picots.

A lovely and light crescent shawl with alternating panels of garter, mesh and dropped stitches, which creates a shawl that keeps your interest and will fly off your needles before you know it!

A light and airy crescent shawl with a few of my favorite things - short rows, stripes, garter and speckles :)

Pop Tart is a one skein crescent shawl with simple eyelets, center panels and a sweet picot bind off. Light and airy, it knits up in no time, with the added option of making it larger and/or using a contrast color for the picot to give it that extra touch.

Malua is a welcome call for Summer! It’s an asymmetrical shawl knit on the bias, with a bit of short rows and lace, designed specifically to highlight the vibrant colors of the Bad Wolf Girl Studios yarn and to cheer Summer on :)

Clean cut, with a classic yet modern touch, Woods Haven will become a staple in your handmade wardrobe. Lightweight, yet warm enough for those cool evenings, it’s a great transitional piece into the summer.

Love and Grace is a triangle shawl, with simple lace, a bit of texture and a cute picot edging. Using a little over 400 yds, it’s a super quick knit with a simple, classic, clean look which makes it perfect for everyday wear :)

Love Your Stash is a fun, color-loving shawl that’s the perfect way to use some of your favorite colors in your stash; whether leftover minis from a recent project or a gradient set that’s been staring at you for a long time, Love Your Stash will be a fun, fast knit with simple lace panels, lots of garter and a few short rows!

Try a beautiful speckled yarn with a gorgeous tonal for Jayla or a pretty pair of solids! Whatever your choice, knit in worsted weight, it´s the perfect shawl to work on amidst the busyness of the upcoming season!

This was designed to be a quick and enjoyable lightweight summer shawl.