Patterns to wear on necks and shoulders: cowls, scarves, shawls, etc..
Felicienne is a pretty ascot-style lace scarf, featuring a falling leaf diamond lace pattern at each end and keyhole slots at both sides for flexible styling. The scarf is worked flat from the bottom up, in two parts, which are grafted together at the centre back.
Cloverdale is a rustic and simple little crescent shawl worked flat and knit from the top-down, all in one piece, increasing in size as it is worked, and continuing on into the border.
Cosy up in this big beautiful bulky weight shawl, adorned with finely decorated lace panels, a softly scooped neckline for comfort and gently bobbled edging.
Mariana is a capelet/poncho with a ruched hem, pretty lace band detailing, and softly pointed hood with a decorative edging.
Drop it! cowl is layered with graduated bands of dropped stitches for knitting interest and a slouchy finished look.
Delicate lace tube scarf in an easy lace pattern
Beginner level pattern for a shawl/scarf, knit on big needles, no purling.
Small cowl/neckwarmer. This piece is super simple to knit yet gives a classic chic look. A great beginner project. It’s good for when you’re broke as it only takes one skein, and it’ll certainly get you ribbing!
Midnight in Georgia cowl is great for any who lose interest in knitting projects quickly. This easy yet varied pattern knits up quickly holding two strands of worsted weight yarn together. Choose both strands to be the same colour or hold two different colours together, either way will give you a lovely accessory.