This scarf is worked in intarsia and consists of 4 stripes, 1 wide and 3 narrow ones. Use 1 skein per each narrow stripe and 2 skeins for the wide one. Every skein of Noro yarn is unique and it’s so hard to predict the color transition. Every time you’ll get an individual scarf in different range of colors.

This sweater designed to be worn with a positive ease. It’s worked side-to-side starting from the center line and moving towards the sleeve, then worked in opposite direction, reversing all shaping. All pieces are joined by picking up stitches along the edge of the previous piece, creating a seam on right side of the sweater.

This scarf with accordion pleating effect is worked sideways. The textured stitch pattern looks identical from the right and wrong side of the fabric.

This shawl is worked from the shorter edge to the longer edge and consists of five sections. Each ray-shaped section is worked with short rows with increases along one side. Using different shades of the same color from light to dark will produce a beautiful gradient effect.

This shawl is worked from the shorter edge to the longer edge and consists of three sections. Each ray-shaped section is worked with short rows with increases along one side. Using two different shades of the same color together with an accent color in a bright colorway will produce a beautiful shawl with an eye-catching edge.

“Bottom Drop” is a top with asymmetrical hem, worked seamlessly from the top down, partially in rounds and partially in back-and-forth rows. The pattern contains written-out row-by-row instructions with a schematic for six sizes, to fit chest circumference 82 (90, 98, 106, 114, 122) cm / 32.25 (35.5, 38.5, 41.75, 45, 48) inches.

This reversible shawl is worked sideways from one tip to the other, one “step” after another. The pattern is completely charted from the first to the last row, but once you start, you’ll quickly get the hang of the logic behind the “step” pattern and probably won’t need the chart later on.

You will need

This scarf will warm you even in the most severe cold! Its northern-inspired design is much easier to knit than it looks – just alternating garter stitch and an easy-to-make two-color slipped stitch pattern.

This shawl is uncomplicated to knit and well suited for the beginning knitter - it uses only basic stitches and does not require a lot of concentration. Just the right project during travel, while watching TV or chatting with friends!

This shawl is worked from the bottom up. Its construction is based on stripes of different widths in alternating colors, alternating two stitch patterns and dividing triangles in halves.

The “Wave Delight” vest is worked seamlessly in one piece, combining a wool yarn center for extra warmth at the chest and back with haptically pleasant silk yarn sections in areas where the garment touches the body. It can be worn two ways: Either with the bottom edges of the Fronts on the same level as the bottom edges of the Back, or upside d...

Finished size

“RHYTHM” is a cardigan worked flat in one piece from side to side, starting at one sleeve cuff and ending at the other. Minimal seaming is required. Instructions contains a written row-by-row description and schematic and are suitable for beginning knitters.

“Sideshow” is a boxy sweater worked flat in one piece from side to side, starting at one sleeve cuff and ending at the other. Minimal seaming is required. The pattern contains a written row-by-row description and schematic and is suitable for beginning knitters.

“Heather” is an asymmetrical top with positive ease, worked seamlessly from the top down, partially in back-and-forth rows and partially in rounds. The pattern contains written-out row-by-row instructions with a schematic for three different sizes, to fit chest circumference 84–92 (96–104/108–116) cm / 33–36 (38–41/42.5–46) inches.