I updated the chart to correct stitch count problems which were brought to my attention. I added columns of “no stitch” around the yarn overs to make the counts correct.

I used colorway: Neon Lights which is UV reactive and glows under black light!

This is a moebius cowl knit flat and seamed, Kitchener, into a moebius shape (this also lends it to be a nice scarf if you decide to do so).

A soft and cozy tunisian crochet throw worked on the bias. For my blanket i used about 5 1/4 skeins of Caron Simply Soft

This is my version of the classic 10 point hot pad. This is crochet in a spiral so there are no joining of rounds and chaining up. Also I use the foundation row single crochet to start the points.

A simple kerchief crochet in an open stitch pattern which holds back the hair yet does not make the head hot. Fast to work and you get about 1.5 kerchiefs from one 2oz ball.

This is a slipped stitch true moebius which requires the moebius cast on and 60 inch circular needles. This reversible stitch pattern really highlights the beauty of the moebius. Knit mostly in stockinette.

This is a rows within rows pattern, it is worked in one piece without breaking or joining the yarn. Even though the body of the fabric only requires 2 rows, each of those rows have smaller rows within them as you work across completing one point at a time. This works up and due to the open nature, this doesn’t take much yarn at all to achieve l...

This is an easy and quick headband made of shells with a filet center that is worked in 2 halves and seamed together. This takes well under 1 skein of yarn.

A simple light and lacy beanie hat pattern. Knit from the bottom up in the round and uses less than one skein of yarn. The side patterns come to nice points on the crown with a reverse stockinette background.

A very open lace scarf, knits up quickly and can be worked with either a straight edge or wavy edge.