Shawls
Dappled Shawl
The Dappled Shawl is similar in shape to the Truly Triangular Scarf but is knitted from one corner to the opposite edge, like the Blended Shawl. One skein, or any amount, of fingering/sock yarn will work and it is well suited to variegated yarns.
Blended Shawl
The Blended Shawl is a sideways asymmetrical triangular garter stitch shawl. The shawl starts with one stitch and ends at the opposite long side. This easy knitting pattern includes the instructions to create this popular shawl shape, along with a technique for blending multiple colours of yarn into one cohesive design.
Jagged Triangular Scarf
This easy garter stitch sideways scarf is based on the Totally Triangular Scarf but with a decorative edge. It begins and ends with only 8 stitches. One skein of sock or fingering yarn is all you need.
Truly Triangular Scarf
This is a simple garter stitch sideways triangular scarf. It begins with only a few cast-on stitches and ends with the same. The increase stitch used is the kfb and the decrease stitch used is k2tog. The increase and then decrease stitches are worked on every right side row, causing the scarf to increase and then decrease quite sharply, creating a true triangle shape. The slipped stitch edge is neat and straight and any amount of yarn may be used.
Totally Triangular Scarf
This simple garter stitch sideways triangular scarf also begins and ends with just a few stitches. It also uses the kfb and k2tog increase and decrease stitches but the difference is that the increase and then decrease stitches are worked on every second right side row, causing the scarf to increase and then decrease more gradually, creating a longer, leaner triangle. This scarf also has a neat and tidy slipped stitch edge and any amount of yarn may be used.
Cowls
Bulky Ribbed Cowl
This knitting pattern is easy enough for a beginning knitter but also quick enough for an experienced knitter to make in an evening. It is worked in the round on large needles with bulky yarn. A simple 2 x 2 rib stitch is used throughout.
Sugar Plum Cowl
Choose a tonal or variegated yarn and let the colour shine in this easy stockinette cowl with ribbed edges. It uses only one skein, or about 200 yards (183 m), of worsted weight yarn and is worked in the round. A great beginner project or an easy evening of tv knitting!
Hats
Effortless Slouch
This basic slouchy hat is worked in the round with a ribbed brim and easy stockinette body. The crown decreases are evenly spaced to create a nice scrunchy top. This pattern uses less than one skein of worsted weight yarn and is suitable for beginning and experienced knitters alike.
Household
Boxy Cozy
This cup cozy is knit in the popular waffle stitch pattern of the Boxy Dishcloth. A superwash merino wool is used for warmth, while also making it machine washable for any spills!
Boxy Dishcloth
A waffle stitch pattern is used for this dishcloth. It has great scrubbing ability with its garter stitch ridges. Each side has a unique pattern so it looks good from any angle.
Snakes and Ladders Washcloth
Like the Boxy Dishcloth, this cloth is knit in a 4 stitch and 4 row repeated pattern. The ripple (snake) and column (ladder) effect of this pattern gives this cloth its fun name.
Copycat Dishcloth
This cotton dishcloth is a quick and easy knit. It is simple, symmetrical, and the two stockinette bands at each end mimic a traditional dishcloth, hence the name ‘Copycat Dishcloth’.