Autumn Arrow Winter Hat 

 
by Amanda Novielli @attic166

Materials
•1 Skein DGY Yak Wool Yarn From Nepal (In Mulberry)
•US 5 (3.75 mm) 9’’ Circular Knitting Needles (not included)
•Stitch Marker (not included)
•Tapestry Needle and Scissors (not included)

Pattern Notes
•Finishined Project Dimensions: Approx. 17’’ Circumference. 8.5” Tall.
•A stitch marker may be helpful to keep track of stitch count.
•Stitch Counts per row are listed in <brackets>.

Abbreviations
ST(S): Stitch(es)  
Sl: Slip
K: Knit
P: Purl
YF: Yarn Front
YB: Yarn Back
K2TOG: Knit 2 Together
K3TOG: Knit 3 Together

Pattern
Begin: CO 84 sts using the Long Tail CO method Join to knit in the round (be careful not to twist your stitches!) Place stitch marker.
Rows 1-10: K1, P1 around.
Rows 11-13: Knit around
Row 14: yf, sl 7 sts, yb, K7
Row 15-16: Knit around
Row 17: K3, *insert needle under the loose strand in Row 14 and knit this strand with the next stitch, K13*, Repeat from * to the last
10 sts of the row, K10
Row 18-19: Knit around
Repeat: Rows 14-19 seven more times.

Decreases:
Row 1: *yf, sl 7, yb, K2, K3tog, K2*, Repeat from * around <72 sts>
Row 2: *K2tog, K3, K2tog, K5*, Repeat from * around <60 sts>
Row 3: *K6, K3tog, K1*, Repeat from * around <48 sts>
Row 4: *K2, *insert needle under the loose strand and knit this strand with the next stitch, K7*, Repeat from * to last 5 sts of the
row, K5 <48 sts>
Row 5: *K5, K3tog*, Repeat from * around <36 sts>
Row 6: *K1, K3tog, K2*, Repeat from * around <24 sts>

Finishing: Row 6: Cut a 24 inch tail. With a tapestry needle or crochet hook, weave the tail through remaining 24 sts on the needle.
Pull all stitches off your needles, and pull tail taught, but not too tight as to break yarn. If needled Weave needle and tail around a
second time to further secure. Tie off and weave in ends.
 The Milan Scarf
by Kimberly Mackay @coziknots

Materials
•3 Skeins Malabrigo Mecha Yarn
•US 10.75 (7 mm) Knitting Needles (not included)
•Tapestry Needle and Scissors (not included)

Pattern Notes
•Finishined Project Dimensions: Approx. 84’’ Long. 8” Widel.
•Gauge: 4 in. = 13-15 sts
•A stitch marker may be helpful to keep track of stitch count.
•Stitch Counts per row are listed in <brackets>.

Abbreviations
ST(S): Stitch(es)  
K: Knit
P: Purl
K2TOG: Knit 2 Sts Together
RS: Right Side
WS: Wrong SIde
YO: Yarn Over
*---*: Repeat Pattern in Asterisk

Pattern
KNIT SECTION 1 RIBBON EYELET SECTION 2
Begin: Using the Long Tail CO method , cast on 29 sts. (Inverse of Ribbon Eyelet Section 1)
Row 1 (RS): K all sts.  <29 sts> Row 350 (WS): K all sts. <29 sts>
Rows 2-6: Repeat Row 1.  <29 sts> Row 351 (RS):*K2tog, yo* <29 sts>
Row 352: K all sts. <29 sts>
RIBBON EYELET SECTION 1 Row 353: K all sts. <29 sts>
Row 7 (RS): K all sts. <29 sts> Row 354: P all sts.  <29 sts>
Row 8 (WS): P all sts.  <29 sts> Row 355: K all sts. <29 sts>
Row 9: K all sts. <29 sts> Repeat: Rows 350-355 for 11 more sets (72 rows total).
Row 10: K all sts. <29 sts>
Row 11: *K2tog, yo* <29 sts> KNIT SECTION 3
Row 12: K all sts. <29 sts> Row 422 (WS): K all sts. <29 sts>
Repeat: Rows 7-12 for 11 more sets (72 rows total). Rows 423-427 (WS): K all sts. <29 sts>
Finishing: Bind off and weave in ends.
KNIT SECTION 2
Row 79 (RS): K all sts. <29 sts>
Rows 80 (WS): K all sts. <29 sts>
Rows 81-349: Repeat Row 79-80. Piece will measure approx.
67’’ long. Finish with a RS row.   <29 sts>
 Mermaid Vibes Infinity Scarf
by Jennifer Orr @twowinks_

Materials
•4 Skeins DGY Lace Weight Silk Yarn
•US G/6 (4 mm) Crochet Hook (not included)
•Tapestry Needle and Scissors (not included)
•Stitch Marker (not included)

Pattern Notes
•Finishined Project Dimensions: 8 inches wide x 27 inches tall after light
blocking.
•Gauge :4 rows in pattern= 2 inches in height. Gauge is not critical for the overall
look of the scarf.
•This infinity scarf is worked flat and joined in the round at the end by slip
stitching the first and last rows together. Once joined, the border is added on by
working in the round on both the top and bottom edges of the scarf.
•Throughout the project the yarn is held double. It is easiest to complete double-
stranded projects by winding the cakes of the yarn as double stranded cakes from
the beginning. Here is how one does that: Wind the hanks of yarn into cakes or balls
as you normally would. Once you have your cake of yarn, feed the center-pull end of
yarn and the outside end of yarn together through the ball winder and wind a
second cake. You will now have a new cake of yarn where the yarn is held double
throughout. The outside strand will be a loop—you can cut this if you want but it
isn’t necessary. Say goodbye to tangled yarn and dealing with two balls at once
during your double-stranded projects!

Abbreviations
ST(S): Stitch(es)  
SL ST: Slip Stitch
CH: Chain
DC: Double Crochet
SC: Single Crochet

Pattern
Begin:   Ch 36
Row 1: Dc in 3 rd  ch from hook, ch 2, sc in next ch * skip 2 chs. 2 dc in next ch, ch 2, sc in next ch. Repeat from * across. Turn.
Row 2:  Ch 2, Skip 1 st  st. (2 dc, ch 2, sc) in ch 2 sp. *Skip 3 sts. (2 dc, ch 2, sc) in ch 2 sp. Repeat from * across. Turn.
Repeat: Repeat Row 2 until your work measures 58 inches from beginning.

Joining Work into a Loop:

Turn work as you normally would and Ch 1. With right side of work facing together, join first and last rows with a row of Sl Sts. For
me, 2 sl sts per pattern repeat was perfect. Find the number that works for you that does not pucker or leave any gaps in your
scarf. If changing color for border, fasten off.

(Instructions continued on next page)

Mermaid Vibes Infinity Scarf
by Jennifer Orr @twowinks_

Pattern (CONT.)
Border:
Step 1: Turn work right side out and begin working shell border in the round. You will do this for a total of two times – once for the
top and once for the bottom.
Step 2: Join Border color yarn at seam and Ch 1.

Border Row 1: Single crochet 112 stitches evenly around; or any multiple of 4 for shell border to work just make sure to do
enough SC so the border isn’t so tight that it’s distorting the scarf. And if you choose to do a number different than 112, make note
so both sides are the same. Join with Sl St to first SC.
Border Row 2: Ch 1, Sc in first st, *skip 1 st, 5 DCcin next st, skip 1 st, 1 Sc in next st; Rep from * around, Sc in turning ch, Join to
first Sc with Sl St. Fasten off. Repeat steps  on other side of scarf.

Finishing:
Weave in any loose ends! Your scarf is finished! You can lightly block if you like. I pinned my scarf to desired shape and sprayed
with room temperature water. Let dry naturally.
 The Crossed Stitched Top 
by Emilie Roter @lehandmade 

Materials
• 3 Skeins DGY Sport Weight Linen 2-ply Yarn
•2.5 mm Crochet Hook (not included)
•Scissors & Tapestry Needle (not included)

Pattern Notes
•Gauge: Double Crochet= 10 cm x 10 cm is 21 sts x 11 rows
•Finished Dimensions:
Height: 20.47 inches (52 cm)
Width: 18.11 inches (46 cm)

Abbreviations
CH : Chain
DC : Double Crochet
Spec St: Special Stitch (Skip 1 stitch, 1 DC in next stitch. Working
backwards crossing in front of the last DC, work 1 new DC in the
previously skipped stitch) 

Pattern
FRONT SECTION:
Foundation Row: 112 ch, turn
Row 1: 2 ch (= 1dc), 50 dc, 5 Spec. St. (=10dc), 51 dc, turn. SLEEVES:
Rows 2-36: Repeat Row 1 Sleeve 1:
Row 37: 2 ch (=1 dc), 48 dc, 6 Spec. St., 49 dc, turn. Row 51.a: 2 ch (=1 dc), 33 dc, 2 dc together, turn.
Row 38: 2 ch (=1 dc), 47 dc, 7 Spec. St., 48 dc, turn. Row 52.a: 2 ch (= 1 dc), 2 dc together, 32 dc, turn.
Row 39: 2 ch (=1 dc), 46 dc, 8 Spec. St., 47 dc, turn. Row 53.a: 2 ch (=1 dc), 31 dc, 2 dc together, turn.
Row 40: 2 ch (=1 dc), 45 dc, 9 Spec. St., 46 dc, turn. Row 54.a: 2 ch (= 1 dc), 2 dc together, 30 dc, turn.
Row 41: 2 ch (=1 dc), 44 dc, 10 Spec. St., 45 dc, turn. Row 55.a: 2 ch (=1 dc), 29 dc, 2 dc together, turn.
Row 42: 2 ch (=1 dc), 43 dc, 11 Spec. St., 44 dc, turn. Row 56.a: 2 ch (= 1 dc), 2 dc together, 28 dc, turn.
Row 43: 2 ch (=1 dc), 42 dc, 12 Spec. St., 43 dc, turn. Row 57.a: 2 ch (=1 dc), 27 dc, 2 dc together, turn.
Row 44: 2 ch (=1 dc), 41 dc, 13 Spec. St., 42 dc, turn. Row 58.a: 2 ch (= 1 dc), 2 dc together, 26 dc, turn.
Row 45: 2 ch (=1 dc), 40 dc, 14 Spec. St., 41 dc, turn. Row 59.a: 2 ch (=1 dc), 25 dc, 2 dc together, turn.
Row 46: 2 ch (=1 dc), 39 dc, 15 Spec. St., 40 dc, turn. Row 60.a: 2 ch (= 1 dc), 2 dc together, 24 dc.
Row 47: 2 ch (=1 dc), 38 dc, 16 Spec. St., 39 dc, turn. Cut and fasten off.
Row 48: 2 ch (=1 dc), 37 dc, 17 Spec. St., 38 dc, turn.
Row 49: 2 ch (=1 dc), 36 dc, 18 Spec. St., 37 dc, turn. Sleeve 2:
Row 50: 2 ch (=1 dc), 35 dc, 19 Spec. St., 36 dc, turn. Skip 19 Spec. St. 
Do not fasten off- continue to Sleeves Section. Row 51.b: 2 ch (=1 dc), 2 dc together, 33 dc, turn.
Row 52.b: 2 ch (=1 dc), 32, 2 dc together, turn.
Row 53.b: 2 ch (=1 dc), 2 dc together, 31 dc, turn.
Row 54.b: 2 ch (=1 dc), 30 dc, 2 dc together, turn.
Row 55.b: 2 ch (=1 dc), 2 dc together, 29 dc, turn.
Row 56.b: 2 ch (=1 dc), 28 dc, 2 dc together, turn.
Row 57.b: 2 ch (=1 dc), 2 dc together, 27 dc, turn.
Row 58.b: 2 ch (=1 dc), 26 dc, 2 dc together, turn.
Row 59.b: 2 ch (=1 dc), 2 dc together, 25 dc, turn.
Row 60.b: 2 ch (=1 dc), 24 dc, 2 dc together.
Cut and fasten off.
 The Crossed Stitched Top 
by Emilie Roter @lehandmade 

Pattern (Continued)
BACK BACK (CONTINUED)
Foundation Row: 110 ch, turn. Row 36: Repeat Row 34
Row 1: 2 ch (=1 dc), 54 Spec. St., 1 dc, turn. Row 37: Repeat Row 33
Row 2: 2 ch (=1 dc), 1 dc, 53 Spec. St., 2 dc, turn. Row 38: Repeat Row 32
Row 3: 2 ch (=1 dc), 2 dc, 52 Spec. St., 3 dc, turn. Row 39: Repeat Row 31
Row 4: 2 ch (=1 dc), 3 dc, 51 Spec. St., 4 dc, turn. Row 40: Repeat Row 30
Row 5: 2 ch (=1 dc), 4 dc, 50 Spec. St., 5 dc, turn. Row 41: Repeat Row 29
Row 6: 2 ch (=1 dc), 5 dc, 49 Spec. St., 6 dc, turn. Row 42: Repeat Row 28
Row 7: 2 ch (=1 dc), 6 dc, 48 Spec. St., 7 dc, turn. Row 43: Repeat Row 27
Row 8: 2 ch (=1 dc), 7 dc, 47 Spec. St., 8 dc, turn. Row 44: Repeat Row 26
Row 9: 2 ch (=1 dc), 8 dc, 46 Spec. St., 9 dc, turn. Row 45: Repeat Row 25
Row 10: 2 ch (=1 dc), 9 dc, 45 Spec. St., 10 dc, turn. Row 46: Repeat Row 24
Row 11: 2 ch (=1 dc), 10 dc, 44 Spec. St., 11 dc, turn. Row 47: Repeat Row 23
Row 12: 2 ch (=1 dc), 11 dc, 43 Spec. St., 12 dc, turn. Row 48: Repeat Row 22
Row 13: 2 ch (=1 dc), 12 dc, 42 Spec. St., 13 dc, turn. Row 49: Repeat Row 21
Row 14: 2 ch (=1 dc), 13 dc, 41 Spec. St., 14 dc, turn. Row 50: Repeat Row 20
Row 15: 2 ch (=1 dc), 14 dc, 40 Spec. St., 15 dc, turn. Row 51: Repeat Row 19
Row 16: 2 ch (=1 dc), 15 dc, 39 Spec. St., 16 dc, turn. Row 52: Repeat Row 18
Row 17: 2 ch (=1 dc), 16 dc, 38 Spec. St., 17 dc, turn. Row 53: Repeat Row 17
Row 18: 2 ch (=1 dc), 17 dc, 37 Spec. St., 18 dc, turn. Row 54: Repeat Row 16
Row 19: 2 ch (=1 dc), 18 dc, 36 Spec. St., 19 dc, turn. Row 55: Repeat Row 15
Row 56: Repeat Row 14
Row 20: 2 ch (=1 dc), 19 dc, 35 Spec. St., 20 dc, turn. Row 57: Repeat Row 13
Row 21: 2 ch (=1 dc), 20 dc, 34 Spec. St., 21 dc, turn. Row 58: Repeat Row 12
Row 22: 2 ch (=1 dc), 21 dc, 33 Spec. St., 22 dc, turn. Row 59: Repeat Row 11
Row 23: 2 ch (=1 dc), 22 dc, 32 Spec. St., 23 dc, turn. Row 60: Repeat Row 10
Row 24: 2 ch (=1 dc), 23 dc, 31 Spec. St., 24 dc, turn.
Row 25: 2 ch (=1 dc), 24 dc, 30 Spec. St., 25 dc, turn. Cut and fasten off.
Row 26: 2 ch (=1 dc), 25 dc, 29 Spec. St., 26 dc, turn.
Row 27: 2 ch (=1 dc), 26 dc, 28 Spec. St., 27 dc, turn. Now , you only have to sew the two parts together. 
Row 28: 2 ch (=1 dc), 27 dc, 27 Spec. St., 28 dc, turn. Put them, right side to right side and start sewing the sleeves.
Row 29: 2 ch (=1 dc), 28 dc, 26 Spec. St., 29 dc, turn. Once you have sewn the sleeves, you only have to sew both
Row 30: 2 ch (=1 dc), 29 dc, 25 Spec. St., 30 dc, turn. laterals, letting a hole as big as you want for your arms. Cut the
Row 31: 2 ch (=1 dc), 30 dc, 24 Spec. St., 31 dc, turn. threads and fasten off. 
Row 32: 2 ch (=1 dc), 31 dc, 23 Spec. St., 32 dc, turn.
Row 33: 2 ch (=1 dc), 32 dc, 22 Spec. St., 33 dc, turn. You can block it before or after sewing it. And it's done, your top
Row 34: 2 ch (=1 dc), 33 dc, 21 Spec. St., 34 dc, turn. is ready to be worn!
Row 35: 2 ch (=1 dc), 34 dc, 20 Spec. St., 35 dc, turn.
 TIBET JEWELS WOVEN PLACEMAT
By: Mary Ballard | @gold�nchwoven

PROJECT DETAILS: PROJECT NOTES:

Skill Level: Easy The plain weave structure of these placemats let the Tibet
Jewels Sari Silk Ribbon shine with all its lovely colors and
Craft: Weaving
varia�o
ns. Coordina�g perfectly with the Tibet Jewels Ta-
ble Runner, these weave up quickly to add rich color and
MATERIALS:
texture to any table.
Loom (not included): Rigid Heddle Loom with a weaving
width of at least 15” To weave on a �oor or table loom, thread for plain weave
Yarn: 2 skeins Darn Good Yarn Tibet Jewels Recycled Sari tabby at 8 DPI. Warp measurements already allow for loom
Silk Ribbon Yarn waste but you may need to adjust to accommodate your
1 skein Darn Good Yarn Sport Weight Linen 2-Ply in p���m ar loom.
Cadet Blue.
Other (not included): 1x 8 dent heddle
Scissors Finished Measurements: Makes 2 placemats each measur-
ing 18” x 14” plus 2” fringe

INSTRUCTIONS:
WARPING:
1. Using India’s Linen, wind a warp approx. 70” or 1.75 meters long of 120 ends. Warp will measure 14 1/2” across once
threaded on the heddle. Tie on in 1” se�ons. Spread header.

WINDING YARN:
2. You will need separate shu�� s for the Tibet Jewels Sari Silk Ribbon and India’s Linen yarn.
3. Using a s�k or rag shu��for the silk ribbon take care not to twist too much while loading the shu�le. Load only
enough as to allow the sh��to pass through the shed easily. Sari Silk
Ribbon is great to use as we�as the ends are easily and invisibly tucked
together with minimal overlap when joins are needed.

WEAVING:
4. Leaving a 3’ tail, weave 1/2” (approx. 6 rows) in India’s Linen. The tail
will be used to hems�� h the edge into 15 groups of 8 threads once you
have woven at least 1” or before advancing warp.
5. Weave 19” Tibet Jewels Sari Silk Yarn. Take care when folding the silk
ribbon over at edges and avoid twi�ng the ribbon in the we�. Beat
each row well with the heddle.
6. Weave 1/2” (6 Rows) linen. Hem�tch into 15 groups of 8 threads.
7. Advance warp warp to create about 6” of space before sta��g sec-
ond placement. Spread a small header if needed and repeat above for
second placemat.

FINISHING:
8. Cut from loom, soak in lukewarm water with mild soap and rinse in
cool water.
9. Reshape and lay �at to dry.
10. Trim any loose threads and cut fringe to 2” or desired length

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 Luxe Adventure Cowl
by Ellen Bergmann @crochet.by.ellen

Materials
•3 Skeins DGY Lux Adventure Recycled Sari Silk Yarn
•Size US 15 (10 mm) Circular Needles 16" Long (not included)
•Measuring Tape (not included)
•Scissors and Yarn Needle (not included)
•Stitch Marker (optional, not included)

Pattern Notes
•Gauge: 4x4 inch = 10 sts and 16 rows of seed stitch (K1, P1)
•Finished Dimensions: 13 inches wide and 9 inches tall (laying flat).
•Use a stitch marker at the beginning of each row to ensure that you do
not lose your place (see PM in pattern).

Abbreviations
CO: Cast on
K: Knit
P: Purl
BO: Bind Off
PM: Place Marker

Pattern
Foundation: CO 54
Row 1: *K1, P1; repeat from * to end. PM <54>
Row 2: * P1, K1; repeat from * to end. PM <54>
Rows 3-36: Repeat Row 1 and Row 2 <54>
Finish: BO and weave in ends.
 Better Hair Baggy Knit Beanie
by Christine Ingels @LePurpleGiraffeShop

Materials
•1 Skein DGY Yak Wool Yarn From Nepal (In Cumulus Cloud)
•US 8 (5 mm) Circular Knitting Needles 16’’+ Long (not included)
•US 8 (5 mm) Double Pointed Needles (optional; not included)
•US 6 (4 mm) Circular Knitting Needles 16’’+ Long (not included)
•Stitch Markers (not included)
•Tapestry Needle and Scissors (not included)

Pattern Notes
•Finished Hat Measurements: Width: 22 inch Circumference
•Blocking is option. If you choose to block,  you will lose the texture of the
ribbed mesh and it will become more of a lacework hat.
•The stitch counts per row are in <brackets>.

Abbreviations
CO: Cast On
ST(S): Stitch(es)
K: Knit
P: Purl
K1P1: Knit 1, Purl 1
KFB: Knit Front and Back of St (Increases 1 ST)
YO: Bind Off
K2TOG: Knit 2 Together
K3TOG: Knit 3 Together
BO: Bind Off
X#: Repeat Pattern Number of Times Listed

Pattern
BRIM: (US 6 Needles) DECREASING: (US 8 Needles)
Begin: CO 88 Sts using long tail cast on. Switch to DPNs or Magic Loop when appropriate.
Place marker and be careful not to twist stitches to join in Decrease Round 1: *[YO, K2Tog] X4, K2Tog* around <99 sts>
the round. Decrease Round 2: *[YO, K2Tog] X3, YO, K3Tog* around <88 sts>
Work K1P1 ribbing for 1.75” or until desired brim height. Decrease Round 3: *[YO, K2Tog] X3, K2Tog* around <77 sts>
<88 sts> Decrease Round 4: *[YO, K2Tog] X2, YO, K3Tog* around<66 sts>
Set Up Round: *K3, KFB* repeat from * - * around. <110 Decrease Round 5: *[YO, K2Tog] X2, K2Tog* around <55 sts>
sts> Decrease Round 6: *YO, K2Tog, YO, K3Tog* around <44 sts>
Decrease Round 7: *YO, [K2Tog] X2* around <33 sts>
HAT BODY: (US 8 Needles) Decrease Round 8: *YO, K3Tog* around <22 sts>
Round 1: *YO, K2Tog* repeat from * - * <110 sts> Decrease Round 9: *K2Tog* around <11 sts>
Repeat: Round 1 until hat measures 7’’ from cast on. If Finishing: Cut yarn and use needle to weave remaining 11 sts.
you desire a slouchier hat, add from this measurement. Tighten firmly, weave in ends.
 THE SIMPLE STYLE COWL
By: Ashley Heinen | @toastytribeshandmade

PROJECT DETAILS: ABBREVIATIONS:

Skill Level: Beginner CO: Cast On
Craft: Knit BO: Bind��
K: Knit
MATERIALS: P : Purl
Needles: US 17 (12.5mm) straight needles SSK: Slip, Slip, Knit
Yarn: 4 skeins of Darn Good Yarn Variegated Thick and St(s): �tch(es)
Thin Wool. (200 yards) Rep.: Repeat
Other: Crochet hook (If adding fringe) K2tog: Knit��� tches together
Scissors P2tog: Purl 2 together
Tapestry needle for weaving in ends

PROJECT NOTES:
Gauge:
Measured in Stockin�qe �tch using 12.5mm needles
2 s�q
ches x 2.5 rows = 1”x1”

INSTRUCTIONS:
MAIN BODY:
CO 50sts using the long tail cast on method
Row 1- K a��� tch�� ll end of row
Row 2- P a���q ch���� end of row
Repeat Rows 1 and 2 un�� ou have 38 Rows of stockin�q
��tch or un��
our work measures 17 inches
* Be sure to end on a purl row (row 2)*

CREATING THE TRIANGLE:

Row 1- BO 12sts (1 s�qch on right needle a�er 12sts are bound o�) SSK, K20, K2tog, K1, BO 12sts (24��
tches to-
tal)
*Cut yarn a�er bind o��� tches, leaving a tail.*
Row 2- Rejoin new tail of yarn, P a���qch���� end of row
Row 3- K1, SSK, K���� d of row
Row 4- P1, P2tog, P ��� d of row
Repeat Rows 3 and 4 un��q here are only��� tch���q .

FINAL DECREASE:
Row 1- K1, SSK, K1
Row 2- P2tog, P1 pass 1st�� tch over 2nd�� tch.
Cut tail of yarn and pull through last�� tch.

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 Whimsical Winter Wall Hanging  
by Theresa Denham @teaganandlu

Materials
•3 Skeins DGY Variegated Thick & Thin Wool Felt Ball Yarn (In White)
•US 19 (15 mm) Straight Knitting Needles (not included)
•Hanging Rod, Dowel or Stick (not included)
•Tapestry Needle and Scissors (not included)

Pattern Notes
•Finished Measures: 9 x 40 in.
• Average gauge is 11 sts x 10 rows = 4x4 in.
•Due to the variegated weight of yarn, gauge and row count may vary.
Rely on measurements to inform number of rows used to create piece.
•It may be necessary to manipulate the placement of the felt balls so that
they only appear on the right side of the piece.
•Stitch Counts per row are in <brackets>

Abbreviations
K: Knit
M1: Make One by Yarn Over
BO: Bind Off
RS: Right Side

Pattern
Begin: Make a slip knot on the needle.
Row 1: K1. <1 st>
Row 2: M1, K across <2 sts>
Rows 3 - 18: Repeat Row 2 until there are a total of 18 sts in the row
Rows 19 - 90: K across <18 sts>
Row 91: BO once piece reaches 40" tall, leaving the final stitch on the needle. Leave a tail of 1-2 feet  to attach the hanging to the
hanging bar.

Finishing: Insert your hanging bar into the final remaining stitch. Thread the tail into the tapestry needle. Sew around the bar and
into the top row of the wall hanging to attach the hanging bar. Continue sewing across the top of the knitted piece. Fasten off.

Tassel: With the remaining yarn, cut 20" lengths of wool to create a tassel. Gather the lengths of wool, and tie a 10" length of
wool around the centerpoint of the lengths of wool. Gather the ends of the wool together and tie the lengths into a tassel. You
may choose to cut the additional felt balls off the tassel. Attach the tassel to the bottom point of the wall hanging.
Hanging Hook: Create a hanging hook by tying a length of string to the ends of the hanging bar.
 Coastal Winds Shawl 
by Alliyah Huffman @yarnfox

Materials
•1 Pack DGY DK Weight Herbal Dyed Recycled Silk Yarn (In Fields of
Green)
•US 8 (5mm) Circular Knitting Needles (not included)
•Stitch Markers
•Tapestry Needle and Scissors
Pattern Notes
•Finished Scarf Measurements: Width: 6.5” Length: 58”
•Gauge is not critical in this pattern.
•This shawl is made on the bias from the smallest tip to the largest side.
You’ll increase every other row.
•You can arrange the colors however you’d like and change color whenever
you’d like to. The amount of repeated rows worked in each color per the
sample are in <brackets>.

Abbreviations
CO: Cast On
ST(S): Stitch(es)
K: Knit
KFB: Knit Front and Back (Increases 1 ST)
BO: Bind Off

Pattern
Begin: CO 3 stitches with Color A using your preferred cast on method.
Row 1: K across
Row 2: KFB, K across
Repeat: Rows 1-2 until you’re ready to melt into your next color. <60 repeats> Be sure to end on a Row 2.

COLOR B: COLOR D:
Repeat: Rows 1-2 with your Color B once. Repeat: Rows 1-2 with your Color D once.
Repeat: Rows 1-2 once with Color A once. Repeat: Rows 1-2 once with Color C once.
Repeat: Rows 1-2 with Color B until you’re ready to melt Repeat: Rows 1-2 with Color D until you’re ready to melt into
into Color C. <25 repeats> Color E. <15 repeats>

COLOR C: COLOR E:
Repeat: Rows 1-2 with your Color C once. Repeat: Rows 1-2 with your Color E once.
Repeat: Rows 1-2 once with Color B once. Repeat: Rows 1-2 once with Color D once.
Repeat: Rows 1-2 with Color C until you’re ready to melt Repeat: Rows 1-2 with Color E until you’re ready to bind off.
into Color D. <20 repeats> (10 repeats)

Finishing: Bind off and weave in all of your ends. Block if desired.
 RASPBERRY DREAM BABY BLANKET
By: Ka�Q
Sarkijarvi | ��� ariaknits

PROJECT DETAILS: ABBREVIATIONS:

Skill Level: Easy K: knit �tch
Craft: Knitting P: purl �tch
SL1K: slip 1 �tch knitwise
MATERIALS: P3tog: purl 3 �tches together
Needle: 2 single pointed needles OR circular needles
23” / 60 cm US size 15 / 10 mm PROJECT NOTES:
Yarn: 4 skeins of Darn Good Yarn Variegated Thick + Gauge: 4 x 4” (10 x 10 cm) in raspberry s�tch = approxi-
Thin Wool Yarn mately 10 �tches, 10 rows
Other: Tapestry Needle
Finished Dimensions: 19 x 23 inches (50 x 60 cm)
Scissors

INSTRUCTIONS:
In order to make neat edge �tches and create a chain edge, the �rst s�tch of every row is always slipped knitwise
and the last �tch of every row is always purled. The raspberry s��kconsists of mu�ples of 4 �tches and there
are 4 rows to the p�q ern that are being repeated.

Change skeins on the wrong side of the work, preferably not at the edges but rather somewhere in the middle of
the row (this way the edges will be consistent and you won’t be able to see the anything on the right side)!

Cast on 50 s�tches on your US size 15 / 10 mm double pointed OR circular needles and start ���
ng on the wrong
side of the work.

Row 1 (wrong side): SL1K, *(K1, P1, K1) into 1 s�tch, P3tog* repeat *_* 12 �mes and P1
Row 2 (right side): SL1K, purl all s�tches
Row 3 (wrong side): SL1K, *P3tog, (K1, P1, K1) into 1 s��k* repeat *_* 12 �mes and P1
Row 4 (right side): SL1K, purl all s�tches

Knit rows 1-4 for 16 �mes or un�l the blanket is approximately 23 inch-
es / 60 cm high. Finish by ����row 1 once more and bind �j �tches
on the right side of the work in the following way:

Step 1: Knit 2 �tches

Step 2: L�� the �rst �tch over the second �tch and drop it �jthe end
of the needle.
Step 3: Knit one s�tch.
Step 4: Repeat step 2 and then keep repe�ng steps 2 -3 un�m you have
one s�tch le�Qon your needle. Cut the yarn, thread the end through the
remaining s�tch and pull �ghtly to secure the work.

Weave in the ends on the wrong side of the work and voilà, your blanket
is ready!

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 Rainy Day Infinity Scarf

Materials
•2 skeins Darn Good Yarn Darn Good Yarn Banana
Fiber ( in Ikat Indigo )
•US K (6,5mm) CrochetHook (not included)
•Tapestry Needle and Scissors

Abbreviations
CH: chain
DC : double crochet

Pattern

Ch 10

Row 1: 1 sc into the 6th ch from hook. Ch 5, sc into last chain.

Row 2: Ch 5 and turn. Sc into ch5 from previous row. Ch 5, sc into next ch5 of previous row.

Repeat row 2 until you’ve reached the desired length.

To finish, slip stitch into the beginning end, making sure the scarf is not twisted. Ch 2 and sc into the ch5 spaces of both ends, ch2
and sc into the next ch5 space of both ends. Finish off and weave in your ends.
 Sari Silk Boho Fringe Pillow
by Savannah Shirley - @thecrochetcabinet

Materials
•2 Skeins DGY Sari Silk Yarn (In Lemongrass)
•1 Skein DGY Sari Ribbon Cording (In Delhi Sunrise)
•US L/11 (8 mm) Crochet Hook (not included)
•Pillow Form or Pillow Filling (not included)
•Tapestry Needle and Scissors (not included)

Pattern Notes
•Finished Scarf Measures: 4.75 in. x 77 in. (not including fringe)
•Gauge Instructions: Follow pattern as written measure from valley-to-
valley or crest-to-crest to get length of pattern repeat.
•Gauge: 1 pattern repeats and 3 rows in 2 ½ in. x 2 in.
•Ch 3 at beginning of each row counts as 1 dc
•This scarf is easily customizable for length. Crochet as many or as little
rows as you like.
•From row 2 on, you will work each stitch in the back loop only.
•Stitch Counts per row are in <brackets>

Abbreviations
CH(S): Chain(s)
DC: Double Crochet
ST(S): Stitch(es)

Pattern
Pillow Body Pattern
Sari Ribbon Yarn
Begin: Ch 30
Row 1: Dc into 3rd ch from the hook and each stitch after. Ch 2 and turn. <28>
Rows 2 - 16: Repeat Row 1. <28>
Finishing: Fold the piece in half from bottom to top and begin to slip stitch it together. You will be working from one short side
and then down the long side. At this point you will stuff the pillow through the open side and then continue to slip stitch it closed.
Tie off and weave in your ends to the center of the pillow.

Fringe:
Sari Ribbon Cording
Cut the yarn into approximately (25) 16 inch pieces. (Cording can be longer or shorter depending on how long you want your
fringe row to be). You will then take one piece at a time and fold in half, slip through a stitch on the top of your pillow and knot it.
Continue this until the whole top row of your pillow is covered with the fringe row.
 Sari Silk Ribbon Beanie
by Nicole Trovato @crocheting

Materials
•2 Skeins DGY Sari Silk Ribbon Yarn (Pictured in Ultra Violet)
•US J/10 (6 mm) Crochet Hook (not included)
•Scissors and Tapestry Needle

Pattern Notes
•Gauge: 11 stitches and 4 rows = 4 inches (10.7 cm)
•Finished Hat Dimensions: Approximately 11 inches long.
•Size XS/S measures approximately 9 inches wide.
•Size M/L measures approximately 11 inches wide.
•This pattern uses turning stitches, with the first stitch in each round
being made of 2 chain stitches.
•Stitch counts per round are shown in <brackets>.

Abbreviations
CH: chain
ST: stitch
DC: double crochet
BLO: back loops only

Pattern
Round 1: Make a slip knot. Ch 30.
Round 2: Turn and dc into the 3rd ch from your hook. Dc in each ch across. <28>
Round 3: Turn your work, ch 2 (remember this will count as your first st), now you will dc in the BLO. Dc in BLO across.

For size XS/S:

Rounds 4-23 [20 rounds]: repeat the same process as step 3. When one skein is used up, attach the 2nd skein with a knot and
continue your work. Fasten off  and leave a very long tail for sewing. You should have a large rectangle.

For size M/L:

Rounds 4-25 [22 rounds]: repeat the same process as step 3. When one skein is used up, attach the 2nd skein with a knot and
continue your work. Fasten off  and leave a very long tail for sewing. You should have a large rectangle.

Assembly: Fold your work “hamburger style”, making the shorter ends touch. With the long yarn tail, use your crochet hook to
weave in and out of the stitches. This will sew the two short ends together to create a cylinder. Do not fasten off the tail before
closing the top. Weave the strand all around the edge of the hole. Once you’ve returned to your original spot, pull tightly to
scrunch the hole and close it shut. Fasten off and weave in ends. Turn your hat inside out and it’s ready to wear!

Pom-Pom: (optional) Cut multiple 5-inch strands of yarn (the more strands, the denser the pom-pom will be). Take a separate
long strand of yarn and tie the bundle together, knotting tightly. Using these two ends of the long strand, tie the pom-pom
into the top of the hat and weave in ends. Fluff and trim the pom-pom as needed. Enjoy!
 VIOLET SUMMER TOTE
By: Justyna Srock | @ladyjaycrochet

PROJECT DETAILS: ABBREVIATIONS:

Skill Level: Beginner/Intermediate CH = Chain
Craft: Crochet DC = Double-crochet
SC = Single-crochet
Finished Dimensions: Sl-st = Slip-�tch
Length (laid flat from bottom of first round to top of St = ���
round 17): 12” Sts = �tches
Width laid flat: 10”
MATERIALS:
Gauge:
For DC sts using your 10.00 mm crochet hook: Hooks: US N/10.0 mm
7 dc sts = 4”; 1 row of dc sts = 1” US Q/15.75 mm
For body of bag using your 15.75 mm crochet hook: Yarn: 3 skeins of Darn Good Yarn C�� T -Shirt Yarn
3 stitches = 2” Other: Measuring Tape (to check Gauge)
2 rows = 2” Tapestry Needle

PROJECT NOTES:
CONSTRUCTION: This bag will be worked from the b��m up. You will start with your smaller hook for
the base double-crochet �tches, and switch to the larger hook for the textured body. You will switch to your
smaller hook at the top to construct your handles.
*Your chain at the beginning of the round NEVER counts as the �rst �tch.
*You will always join each round with a slip-�tch to the �rst �tch of the round.
YARN: This bag is designed spe�� ally for Darn Good Yarn ’s C�� T -shirt Ribbon. I used 3 hanks of this
yarn in their Ultraviolet colorway with a small amount le�Q
over. Please be sure to check your gauge so that you
do not make the bag too big and consequently run out of yarn.
GAUGE: Gauge is provided so that your bag will �nish at the approximate �nished measurements. If you are
having a hard �me mee�ng your gauge, adjust your tension OR go up or down in hook sizes.

INSTRUCTIONS:
BOTTOM OF TOTE:
Round 1. Using your smaller N/10.00mm crochet hook, CH 13 with even tension. Put 2 DC sts in the 2nd CH
from your hook. DC in the next 9 chains. Put 5 DC sts in the last CH.
TURN YOUR WORK SO THAT YOU WILL NOW BE WORKING ALONG THE BOTTOM OF YOUR PREVIOUSLY
WORKED STITCHES*.
DC in the b��m of the next 9 sts. Put 3 DC sts in the same place as your beginning 2 DC sts of
the round. Join with a sl-st to the �rst DC st of the round (28 total DC sts).
Round 2. CH 2. Put 2 DC sts in the join st. 2DC in the next st. DC 11 sts. Put 2 DC in each of the next 3 sts.
Dc 11 sts. Put 2 DC in the last st. Join. (34 total DC sts).

Continued on next page

 VIOLET SUMMER TOTE
By: Justyna Srock | @ladyjaycrochet

INSTRUCTIONS:
BODY OF TOTE:
*SWITCH TO YOUR LARGER Q/15.75mm CROCHET HOOK FOR ROUNDS 3-14*
Round 3. CH 1. SC in join st, DC in next st. Repeat the sequence *SC, DC* around. Join (34 total sts).
Round 4: CH 2. DC in join st, SC in next st. Repeat the sequence *DC, SC* around. Join (34 total sts).
Rounds 5-14. Con�nue to alternate rounds 3 and 4 (34 total sts).

BRIM OF TOTE:
*SWITCH TO YOUR SMALLER N/10.00mm CROCHET HOOK FOR THE REST OF THE TOTE*
Round 15. CH 1. SC in join st and each st around. Join (34 total SC sts).

HANDLES OF TOTE: (See Below For Photo Tutorial)

Round 16. CH 1. SC in join st and next 7 sts. With even tension, CH 30. SKIP the next 7 sts. SC in 10 sts.
With even tension, CH 30. SKIP the next 7 sts. SC in last 2 sts. Join (20 SC sts, 14 skipped sts, 60 chains).
Round 17: CH 1. Sc in join st and next 7 sts. With even tension, SC 32 sts AROUND the CH 30 from the
previous round. SC 10 in each of the next 10 sts. With even tension, SC 32 sts AROUND the CH 30 from the
previous round. SC in each of the last 2 sts. Join (84 total SC sts).

FINISH:
-Cut yarn leaving approximately 6” for weaving in.
-Use your tapestry needle to weave in all loose ends.

HANDLE TUTORIAL: How To SC Around Your Chain

Step 1: Insert hook underneath your chain. Step 2: Yarn-over and pull yarn underneath chain (two loops on hook)

Step 3: Yarn over and pull through both loops on hook to complete your SC �tch.
You have now completed a SC s�tch around your chain.

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 UV STRIPES T-SHIRT SCARF
By: Mary Ballard

PROJECT DETAILS PROJECT NOTES:

Skill Level: Intermediate LOOM + HEDDLE REQUIREMENTS (not included)
• Rigid hedge loom with at least 15” weaving width
Finished Dimensions: 54” x 11.5” plus fringe
• One 5 dent heddle
• �ck shu�le
MATERIALS: • Tapestry needle
WARP YARN
WEAVE STRUCTURE: Plain weave
• 2 Skeins of Darn Good Yarn C�q
on T -Shirt Yarn
(Pantone Ultra Violet) WARP LENGTH: 80” including loom waste
• 2 Skeins of Darn Good Yarn C�qon T -Shirt Yarn WARP ENDS: 76
(Mermaid Swirl) EPI: 5 ends per inch
WEFT YARN PPI: 8 picks per inch
• 1 Skein of Darn Good Yarn Sport Weight Linen 2 Ply
Yarn (Peacock Turquoise)

INSTRUCTIONS:
• Wind a warp 80” long with a total of 76 ends of alterna�g colors following the threading order below. You will
have 38 ends of each color. For direct warping, alternate threading slots with Ultra Violet and Mermaid Swirl while
warping. When threading the heddle, shi�threads so all heddle holes are threaded with Mermaid Swirl and slots
are threaded Ultra Violet or vice versa. Take care not to twist warp threads.
• Tie warp on front rod in groups of 4 ends taking care t�� nd even tension. Spread header with a few strips of
scrap yarn.
• Warp will measure 14.5” across.

WARP THREADING ORDER: (see right)

Repeat across heddle for 76 ends.

WEAVING
• Wind about half of Peacock Turquoise Linen ont�� ck shu�le. This should give you enough w�q to complete
the scarf without joining threads.
• Leaving about a 36” tail for hems�qching, weave for an inch or two. Thread the tail onto the tapestry needle and
hem�tch warp ends in groups of two.
• As you advance the warp, you will come upon knots in the T-shirt yarn. With the wider dent and squishy nature
of the yarn, they should glide through the heddle. If any do get stuck, a gentle tug will help them pass through the
heddle. If any happen to come undone simply place the heddle in neutral p�� on, pull the broken warp threads
together gently (they stretch!) and re-��n a sturdy knot at a similar tension. Once you begin weaving again, take
care to weave any T-shirt yarn ends in as you throw the w�q to help them blend into the warp.
• Con�nue weaving for approximately 64” or un�� arp ends. Hems�q ch in groups of 2, weave in end and cut from
loom.

FINISHING
• Machine wash on a gentle cool water cycle with a bit of soap. Reshape and lay�m
at to dry.
• Weave in and trim any ends.
• Trim fringe to 5” or desired length.

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 OCEAN STORM TWEED SCARF
By: Mary Ballard | @gold�nchwoven

PROJECT DETAILS: MATERIALS:

Skill Level: Easy Yarn:
Craft: Weaving - 2 skeins of Darn Good Yarn ‘s Speckled Tweed Recycled
Silk Yarn in Oceanic
- 2 skeins of Darn Good Yarn ‘s Speckled Tweed Recycled
PROJECT NOTES: Silk Yarn in Stormy Day
Weave Structure: Plain weave Loom (not included):
EPI: 5 ends per inch - Rigid Heddle Loom with at least 12” weaving width
PPI: 4 picks per inch - One 5 dent heddle
Finished Measurements: 65” x 10” Wrap Length: 2 1/2 yds including loom waste
Warp Width: 12” in heddle / 60 warp ends

INSTRUCTIONS:

WARPING:
Wind a 2 1/2 yd long warp, 60 threads wide following the color order of the chart below.
4 threads per color in altern�ng order beginning and ending with Stormy Day.

WEAVING:
Load 2 shu�les with each yarn color. Beginning with Stormy Day, leave a 36” tail and weave 4 rows. Switch to
Oceanic for 4. Hems�tch in groups of 4 threads before advancing warp.
Con�nue altern�ng between colors every 4 rows for 75” or un�l warp is exhausted. End with Stormy Day. Hem-
�tch in groups of 4 before cu tting from loom.

FINISHING:
Tie an overhand knot at each hems�tched fringe bundle. Weave in and trim any loose ends. Soak in cool water with
mild soap, wring out excess water, reshape and lay �at to dry. Trim fringe to 5” or desired length.

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electronically, or by any other form without w��en permission from Darn Good Yarn.