My friend saw a toasty hooded cowl on social media.

This pattern is currently only available only at Backstitches Yarn Shop in Lynchburg, VA during the 2019 Virginia Knits Virginia yarn crawl.

This crescent shape shawlette was designed to showcase the beautiful hand spun exotic yarns produced at THE HILL www.thehillart.com

Visit Backstitches during the Virginia Yarn Crawl and receive a coupon code to download this pattern FREE - only available in store - from 5/28 - 5/29

A simple ribbed cowl with strategic cable placement.

A fun little sailboat floats along the “waves” of a timeless pattern.

A simple hat knit in complementary colors with a fun pom pom.

In preparation for a recent snowstorm, TV anchors & weather forecasters advised everyone to “Stay home & hunker down”. Knitting is how I hunker.

A simple pair of fingerless mitts to keep your hands warm on a chilly night.

Long striping yarn knit in different directions produce a colorful cowl with several styling options.

Striped yarn knit in different directions brings a new look to this timeless shape.

Santa himself will want a pair of these festive fingerless gloves to wear throughout the Christmas season.

A 2-color cowl with a unique twisted construction, available in 2 lengths.

Random buttons were the inspiration for this versatile accessory.

Broken garter stitch and a unique button closure create a warm accessory with multiple styling options.

Strategically knit wedges of garter and stockinette stitch combine with a touch of lace in a contrasting color to create this asymmetrical shawl

A fun cowl with a unique stitch pattern that exaggerates the color changes of self striping yarn.

Simple stitch details knit in any color combination will turn into a favorite accessory.

A simple poncho that you can wear with anything.

A simple cowl in 2 size options, with just enough lace detail to keep it interesting.

Llama Mia is a cowl/caplet that can be worn in different ways. Simple garter stitch and a unique button closure made with a wonderfully soft yarn create a versatile accessory.

A slightly crescent-shaped shawlette, knit from the bottom up, beginning with a solid color lace edge, using variegated for the middle, and finished with a solid open stitch border.

A drapy cowl, worked in the round, with slipped stitches that emphasize the color changes in self striping yarn.

A simple color blocked cowl with a unique button placement creates a versatile accessory.

This pattern was created for my friend Margrite, when she lost her hair while undergoing chemo.

This simple knit is a rectangular shaped wrap with several different ways to button & wear.

This shawl begins with a 9 stitch garter tab. It is worked holding 2 strands together throughout and it ends with 5 rows of eyelet lace.

Simple cowl, inspired by horse shoe lace, worked in the round.