The row of bobbles, which remind me of pearls, nestled amid the center cable gives this cowl such a stunning look. It is recommended that you use a solid color yarn to really make the stitches pop. The pattern can easily be adjusted to the amount of yarn you have available by doing more or fewer pattern repeats. The sample shown here used 380yd...

This lovely two skein shawl is worked from the bottom up so you never have to worry about running out of yarn mid project! The pattern is an easy combination of simple stitches that continues to repeat itself as you go. This shawl is perfect for displaying your favorite skein or a gradient set of colors against a solid background. It would also...

This is a small triangular shawlette that is worked from the bottom up. It displays beautiful rows of eyelets separated by rows of garter.

This is a shallow shawlette with a lovely slipped stitch detail. It is worked top-down, casting on the total number of stitches and decreasing as you work your way down so it goes faster and faster as you near the end. Perfect for displaying your favorite skein or a gradient set of colors against a solid background!

This is a beautiful yet simple pattern to show off those minis you have been collecting. The pattern calls for 175yds of fingering weight yarn in a solid color and 10 mini skeins of fingering weight yarn (at least 20yds each) in colors of your choice.