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Ziyal by Allison Goldthorpe www	Crofter's Cowl This comfy Crofter s Cowl is worked in a Shetland lace pattern with great stitch definition. By Gudrun Johnston www

Birthday Cowl by Nova Seals www	Shaw Hill This is the most versatile pattern ever. by Alicia Plummer www

Crocheted Circle Scarf by Sakura Knit www	Super-Bulky Socks, Toe-Up or Top-Down These are my go-to last-minute Christmas gift - you can knit them in a few hours and they take exactly one skein of Rasta By Liat Gat www

LTYC Super Bulky Cowl Simple, chunky spiral cowl to keep you really warm. Super easy to knit. by Kelly Hechinger www	Boardwalk by Elizabeth Pedersen www

Liquid Amber This light, lacy cowl is perfect for early spring, when you want something that looks a little delicate but still delivers the warmth and coziness you crave by Stacey Simpson Duke www	Frostlight A simple lace rib scarf in a heavy worsted yarn with soft, graceful fringes. by Robin Ulrich www

Laser Created during an afternoon viewing of The Kids Are Alright, Laser is a simple and straightforward cowl. By Ashley N Aguilar. www	Della Cowl Just enough warmth to tuck in a coat, easier to manage than a full scarf, this cowl with lacy ribbing is perfect for fall. By Holly Terrell www

My So Called Scarf A classic scarf pattern You will see knit it in: Silky, Worsted, Twist, Rasta... By Allison Isaacs www	Newsprint Cowl A cowl to get you through the last stretch of winter. By Haven Leavit www

Citron Resemblance to a slice of citrus due to its semi-circular shape and increases subtly radiating from the center. By Hilary Smith Callis www	Holden Shawlette This pattern is perfect for a first lace or shawl project. The lace pattern is easy to memorize. By Mindy Wilkes www

Belmondo Shawl A triangular shawl worked in a lattice pattern from tip to shoulders, with optional fringe by Tori Gurbisz www	Little House Shawl This surprisingly simple shawl is knit from the hem up, using very basic lace and shaping techniques. It makes for a great first lace or shawl project. by Joanna Johnson www

Vent d'est vent d'ouest A delicate lace smoke ring to protect yourself from wind, knitted with less than a skein of Malabrigo lace by Marie Adeline Boyer www	Jeweled Cowl by Sachiko Uemura www