I combined all my favorite things into Pinked Edge and I’m so happy with the way it came out!

I designed this cozy, squishy infinity scarf to be worn either like a long necklace or doubled up into a warm cowl. I love how the fabric drapes and the subtle variations of the yarn twinkle with the stitch pattern!

Knit Along with Sandra Singh!

You know that feeling you get when you’re watching Downton Abbey, that it would be kind of fun to live in the show? Well this sweater will help you out with that fantasy a bit more! This pattern is my attempt to bring a little Downton to my own wardrobe, by making a sweater based on the one Lady Sybil wears in season 2.

Despite looking fancy and difficult, this stitch pattern is mostly just knits! Full-color photo tutorial is included for the one tricky row required to create these elongated cables.

Show off your prized semi-solid yarns with the simple lace pattern of this slouchy hat. Completely done in knits, purls, decreases and YO’s, this hat is a quick and easy knit that will still keep your interest. One skein of Madelinetosh Vintage is all you need!

These mitts are the ultimate in simplicity and functionality. The stockinette “front” allows the handpainted yarn to shine through, while the ribbed “back” makes the armwarmers fit beautifully all the way down your arm.

The two halves of this shawl are knit in different directions to play with the self-striping or handpainted yarn.

The unusual construction of this vest will keep you interested as you knit, I promise! And the flattering lines and casual, easy way it wears will make it one of your favorite accessories once the project is done.

The perfect “mindless” knitting project, this simple scarf features garter stitch broken up by eyelet rows to keep it fun to knit.

This Super Simple Slouch (S3!) hat pattern uses two stands of sock yarn held together to give it a nice drape while still keeping the hat cushy and warm.

The Runner’s Watchcap is a unisex hat pattern designed to fit snugly on your head so that it won’t fly off on your run or while you ski down the mountain. Because it uses only one skein of sock yarn, it’s a great way to show off that special skein you’re been hoarding -- wear the gorgeous yarn on your head instead of in your shoes! The simple r...

Two patterns in one: instructions are included for the cowl and the infinity scarf.

Covered with interesting cables, this oversized cowl is fun to knit and easy to wear. Knit it in a semi-solid handpainted yarn or a solid neutral to coordinate with your favorite winter coat!

Full written and charted instructions included!

This wrap plays with handpainted yarns through subtle stitch patterns and unusual construction. Wear it as a scarf or stole depending on your outfit! Perfect for any of your favorite sock yarns.

These socks feature a slip stitch diamond pattern down the outside of each leg! Perfect with handpainted or solid sock yarns.

This shawl plays with color and stitch pattern by combining the gorgeous handpainted colors in Koigu yarn with the well-known Feather & Fan stitch. Perfect for first-time lace knitters and lace pros alike!

This updated classic tunic length cardigan features a patterned yoke and cuffs knit in a simple stockinette base cable pattern. Three buttons at the yoke give a fluid, flattering drape to the front, and extra long sleeves add a bit of drama.

A touch of luxury goes a long way - this cashmere clutch is the perfect accessory to carry with any outfit, dressy or casual. Just the right size for all your essentials, this project is fast to knit and features interesting cabled side detailing.

This casual cardigan pattern features unique details to keep it looking polished while relaxed. Perfect for throwing on over a tank and jeans on the weekend, the gauge lets you actually finish it in time for weekend fun! This knitting pattern is suitable for intermediate knitters and requires some knowledge of cable knitting.

Knit in once piece with simple finishing, this versatile belt can be worn many different ways. Experiment with bows or knots in front, back or the side for different looks!

This project can be knit holding one strand of Koigu with one strand of Lace Cashmere OR substitute Noro Silk Garden single stranded (or any other yarn that gives you 4.5 sts/inch). Since it’s knit side-to-side, picking self-striping or shading yarns makes the project even more interesting!

This long, deep-V neck pullover is reversible, so you can show either a lot of cleavage or a lot of back, depending on your mood. Think "naughty librarian" and pair it with skinny jeans and tall boots.

This oversize shawl is knit lengthwise with 14 colors of Koigu, arranged to shade like the sunset. The challenging lace pattern is given in chart and written form.

This cropped sweater features a diagonal buttonband similar to a kimono closure. The sweater is fulled to give the fabric a heathery look.