The Ripples Cowl by Tracy Henwood is perfect for bringing out the beauty of a hand dyed yarns!
It's crocheted with a 3mm hook using 1 skein of Uneek Fingering, a soft merino in gorgeous colorways.
Cowls not your thing? You can make a scarf using 2 skeins.
Can't wait to start? You can snag the pattern here and the yarn here.
Happy hooking!
Don't you love1-skein projects?
Pent-Up Cabled Mitts by Shannon Dunbabin calls for just one skein of 220 Superwash Aran Splatter, a super soft, easy care speckled yarn.
Solid colors more your thing? You can use one skein of 220 Superwash Aran.
It's knit using size US 8 DPNs.
Can't wait to cast on ? You can snag the pattern here, 220 Superwash Aran Splatter here or 220 Superwash Aran here.
Happy knitting!
A perfect snuggly blanket for a little one!
The First Winter Blanket by the Malabrigo Team calls for one skein of each of three colors (3 skeins total) of Rios, a super soft and squishy easy care favorite.
It's knit on size US 8 needles.
Can't wait to cast on?
You can snag the pattern here and the yarn here.
Crochet up some super fun hats for the kiddos!
Clarice, Chunk and Clyde by Amy Gunderson will make any child (or adult!) happy! The pattern is available in 3 sizes (Child/Teen, Adult Small, Adult Medium) and calls for multiple colors of Uptown Worsted, a soft, easy care shop staple.
The hats are crocheted using a size US H-8 hook.
Itching to start? You can snag the pattern here and the yarn here.
Happy hooking!
Super soft and cozy!
The Double Seed Stitch Cowl by Plymouth calls for 2 balls of Mojito Merino, an ultra soft merino blend with a beautiful marled look.
It's knit in the round using size US 9 needles.
Can't wait to cast on? You can snag the pattern here and the yarn here.
happy knitting!
