This is a very easy and very relaxing right triangle shawl.

The Quigley Pullover is named after a patch of woods—I shall not tell you more, for this sweater belongs to a collection with a secret theme. Prizes may be available if you guess correctly ;). The Quigley Pullover is worked seamlessly from the top down with modified drop shoulders. This unisex sweater is graded for chest measurements 28-64 in. ...

The Clare Tee is a top-down raglan short-sleeved top knit completely in the round and without seams. It is knit mostly in stockinette stitch with garter stitch borders.

A twirly skirt is for people of all ages! (I did write this one specifically with grown-ups in mind, however.) Comfortable and classic in bulky yarn, Bromley is perfect for pairing with boots and tights on cold days when you want to dress up just a bit.

The Purple Valley Scarf is a simple but impactful way to support your favorite team or school. This pattern is knit entirely in flat ribbing with stripes.

The Skye Pullover is a formal and dressy transitional pullover with a fitted bodice and billowy mohair sleeves. The front and back are knit in two panels from the bottom up and seamed at the sides and shoulders to form a boat neck. Stitches for the sleeve caps are picked up along the armholes, formed with short rows, and worked straight down. A...

The Lydia Halter Top is a cropped, knit halter top. It is perfect for layering or on its own. The back can either be left low or knit longer to match the front.

Make a scrunchy with bobbles, perfect for a quick gift! Use scraps of different yarn or all one yarn for a great stash buster. Experiment with different needle sizes, by casting on different numbers of stitches, or by knitting a different length to change the scrunchiness and size.

Julia is an easy, recipe-style pattern to create an asymmetrical rectangular shawl or scarf with any dimensions you want and using any yarn weight you want.