This head wrap can be done with just about any yarn and matching needle size. The head wrap has a garter stitch edge and a cable down the center. It is a fun one skein project that can be knit in an afternoon (or two if you have twin toddlers).

Davis’ cat scarf is the perfect stash busting scarf! I used 2 skeins of Knitpics worsted weight Wool of the Andes (in brown and orange) as well as a variety of worsted weight scraps to create the fun colorful stripes in the cats body and tail. The length and final look of this scarf is entirely up to you and your choice of yarn and scraps. That...

This warm and stylish cowl is knit with a rib stitch and a basic cable. It uses size 10 needles and a worsted weight yarn so it knits up fast-- making it perfect for a last minute gift!

This pattern was made as a short sleeve cardigan to be worn in the early spring for a little added warmth.

This head wrap can be done with just about any yarn and matching needle size. The head wrap has a seed stitch edge and a cable down the center. If you want to add your favorite crocheted flower I’ve also included instructions on how to knit this headband with out the cable.

25 April 2010: Updated PDF. Now the pattern all fits on one page. I also added the terms of use.