A simple, textured stitch in a beautiful, warm yarn, makes for a cozy, wearable shawl that will keep you warm into winter.

Slightly spooky, slightly inspired by Poe’s story. These socks require 50 grams of sock yarn each of two colors. Due to the length of the colorwork pattern repeat the socks comes in one size. A wider or narrower fit can still be accomplished by substituting yarn and needles for a smaller or larger gauge. A few of the floats in the colorwork are...

A simple, easy to wear cowl, with the beginner knitter in mind. Wrap it once or twice around the neck to style.

These socks, knitted from the top down, feature a delicate braided rib cuff, and a traditional heel flap and gusset. The main fabric of the sock is a simple pattern of stockinette stitch, interspersed with purl “drops.” The braided rib can be accomplished without the use of a cable needle.

This simple, elegant stitch pattern keeps things interesting, and will motivate you to finish these socks in no time! Knitted from the top down, with a traditional heel flap and gusset, these socks make a great project to try out cables.

A simple ribbed hat, featuring mini-cables that can be accomplished without the use of a cable needle. The cable rib patterned hat has a lot of stretch and hugs your head, and so makes it easy to fit. Try knitting it up in the gorgeous semi-solid collection from Kenyarn!

A beginner-friendly pattern for a pair of hand-knit socks. Knit from the top down, with a traditional heel flap and gusset, these socks are great for showing off a fun hand dyed or self patterning sock yarn!

This little socks and hat set is easy to knit, and makes a quick and sweet gift for a new little friend. Size 0-3 months.

A simple colorwork hat with a slight slouch top, this hat makes a great first colorwork project. Using opposite color placement, you will get two hats out of three 50 g skeins of suggested yarn.