This pattern calls for holding two fingering weight yarns together to get a DK weight yarn, because of the unique qualities that each of the two bases provide - however, a single DK strand works just fine as well. As written, the pattern combines the warmth and softness of Alpaca with the structure and stitch memory provided by a Merino/Nylon b...

This is a fun and easy cowl to knit with rib and lace sections, and it looks great in both variegated and solid colors. It is knit in the round and includes an easy to memorize lace stitch pattern. It is suitable for both adventurous beginners and intermediate knitters.

This is a recipe for completing a pair of socks from a cranked sock tube.

Named for my “Connor Bonnor Bear”, this is a close-fitting beanie for guys and gals alike. Knit from the brim up, it’s a quick cold weather project in super bulky yarn. Don’t let the yarn overs fool you, this hat will keep your head toasty warm while looking pretty darn stylish at the same time.

Inspired by the Space Coast of Florida, these Rocket Socks are perfect for wearing around the house and with sandals. A little comfort goes a long way when you’re accustomed to walking across tile or hardwood floors in your bare feet. They’re just the ticket for providing a soft touch, while allowing room for your toes to breathe, so they also ...

This soap sack is short and sweet; it’s easy to make

An extraordinarily easy shorty sock pattern written with 9” circular needles in mind and more basic elements to ease newer sock knitters into the components of sock construction. A super short ankle sock, it boasts a ribbed cuff, a petite slip-stich heel flap, stockinette stitches on the body of the foot, and a Kitchener finish.

This semi-circle shawlette was designed with yarns that are reminiscent of a flight of chocolate. A sampling of some of our favorites including milk and dark chocolate, sea salt caramel, white chocolate, raspberry and straight up caramel, knit up in alternating motifs including a little lace work and a picot bind off. The two Ewe love all thing...

This is a 3 1/2’ long scarf, knit from 1 hank of worsted weight yarn. It is knit across from one end to the other, in ever increasing and then decreasing, sections of stockinette and reverse stockinette stitch.

A simple dishcloth can be so many things – A chance to practice simple stitch patterns, the opportunity to make a luxurious gift for someone cherished, or the ability to knit something familiar, yet special, for your own kitchen. This pattern is one of three in the Three Dishcloth Pattern Pack. Combining Pyramid Patch with two other patterns yo...

A simple dishcloth can be so many things – A chance to practice simple stitch patterns, the opportunity to make a luxurious gift for someone cherished, or the ability to knit something familiar, yet special, for your own kitchen. This pattern is one of three in the Three Dishcloth Pattern Pack. Combining Garter Party with two other patterns you...

A simple dishcloth can be so many things – A chance to practice simple stitch patterns, the opportunity to make a luxurious gift for someone cherished, or the ability to knit something familiar, yet special, for your own kitchen. This pattern is part of the Three Dishcloth Pattern Pack, and these patterns should allow you 3 dishcloths from one ...

This pattern is worked flat in a long rectangular shape with lovely angles and points extending out along the sides. It is comprised of three parts – and three colors, starting at one end, gradually increasing into a

A good pattern for beginners, this is a 4’ or 5’ long skinny scarf, knit from 1 or 2 hanks of heavy worsted weight yarn. It is knit from side to side.