Show off your favorite color sequence or use leftovers to create a one-of-a-kind masterpiece! This is one to go back to again and again (go back to square one – get it?).

Zig Zag is a pattern for a remarkably stretchy and comfortable hat with a visually interesting and easy-to-knit diagonal pattern that leans whichever way you tell it to (Zig leans to the left; Zag leans to the right).

These colorful and extremely sturdy totes got their start as class projects for beginning entrelac students. The felting process hides any imperfections created by the learning curve (yay!), and the resulting fabric stands up superbly to years of hard use. Novice and experienced entrelac knitters alike will enjoy choosing their own personal col...

Oooooh! Aaaaah! Pretty! Basically, it’s just a garter stitch scarf, but there’s a little lesson in yarn management thrown in for good measure.

Protect your moolah or the crown jewels with these stash reducing pouches.

My father-in-law, after his knee replacement surgery, complained that his new knee was cold during the winter months. He requested a knee warmer, which I happily provided. Here’s the result!

Here, in pattern form is the striped pillow cover from my Beginning Knitting class, along with a matching “squared” pillow cover. Knit with worsted weight yarn, although you can use a different weight of yarn to create a larger or smaller pillow. Use one color or many colors to create the effect you desire.

This is a really easy scarf to knit, but it includes a cool fringe-making technique from designer Melissa Leapman. Dana’s Scarf is cast on along the long edge and worked until the desired width is reached. Play with different yarns and needle sizes -- gauge doesn’t matter, but a loosely knit fabric looks great!

Knitted covers to protect those expensive golf clubs. The spiral rib expands and conforms to fit any size golf club -- even those oversized heads.

Use short rows to knit “knifty” earflaps that will keep even the tiniest ears warm!

Snuggle into this cozy hood/scarf combo. Insert Scarf Tab A into Scarf Slot B to stay toasty warm.