Carefully Curated Kits

Sjov by the Woolfolk Design Team has a simple lace pattern for an elegant neck accessory.  A 2-row lace pattern worked flat from one end to the ...

Color Play Mohair Scarf by Churchmouse Yarns is compulsively knit-able—watching what comes next is so much fun! Four colors—two at a time—...

 Lapis by Yumiko Alexander is sure to be your next go-to shawl! It takes a lot of knitting to make a shawl, often more than you think, and it can ...

Bonnie Scarf by Claudia Wersing is knit using Falkland Chunky, a gorgeous wool that has great body.  Knit in Honeycomb Brioche, this super squi...

Each kit contains 6 mini skeins of 6-ply Mongolian Cashmere, enough to make the Endless Ombre Cowl or the Endless ZigZag Cowl.  Both cowls st...

Davina by Sarah Hatton is a textured long scarf that is perfect for a beginner knitter.   Finished measurements:Completed wrap measures approxi...

My So-Called Scarf by Allison Isaacs has been a favorite for almost two decades! This iconic design has been revamped to feature Malabrigo Mech...

Sisters in Spirit by Mary W. Martin uses Fission Knitting to create a design that is different on each side of the fabric. The result is cable...

Alexandra's Airplane Scarf by Churchmouse is a sheer tube of lace-weight mohair you can style any number of ways. We love the elegant simplicity...

Monticello Wrap Crystal Hiatt incorporates a variety of textures from ribbing, stockinette, garter, and lace, with pops of color at each end. ...

Flannel by Yigitcan Vatansever is a timeless and reversible scarf constructed with garter stitch, playing with slipping the stitches in front a...

Silk Scarf with Tassel by Laines Du Nord is knit in easy peasy stockinette. The tassels at the ends add an elegant finish.  Dimensions: 63" x 13...

The Cable Heart Scarf by Kristen McDonnell, local designer and host of Studio Knit, is a super sweet project! Kristen created a color-coded syste...

Cascade Scarf 12 by Brian Smith calls for 1 skein of each of four colors of Cascade 220, a 100% Peruvian Wool long-time favorite.   This bea...