This extra long scarf can wrap around the neck many times, or drape like a cowl - lots of options!

Only one skein of bulky yarn

A herringbone effect is created with spike stitches. Any supple sport weight yarn in two colors can be used.

This slouchy hat begins with single crochet ribbing for bottom of hat, then work the lovely Diamond pattern (aka Catherine’s Wheel) in any self-striping worsted. There is no shaping, just close the top by weaving in a strand of yarn and pulling it tight.

This slouchy hat can be worn lots of ways. Worked bottom up in two colors, with colors carried on the inside, so no cutting of yarn. There is a very short seam at the top. This wavy stitch is one of my favorites!

This unique triangle scarf is based on a small floral motif made with puff stitches. I found the motif in an old pattern book. The border is made of Solomon’s Knots.

Make this lovely wrap with your favorite fingering/sport yarn! The stitch is mesmerizing and you’ll get many compliments.

This gorgeous lace top is worked in the round - as a tube -- with no shaping. The cowl is simply an extension of the same tube. So simple!

Now available with diagrams to make the pattern easier to follow.

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS:

This Louet yarn is no longer available. I recommend light worsted with some fluff/fuzz. This is almost identical pattern to Elvira, which is worked with more conventional yarn so stitch and row counts are different.

In three sizes, to fit a range of bodies.

One Skein Only! This pattern includes a stitch diagram. Solomon’s Knot is a wonderful, easy stitch.

One skein only!