If you didn’t notice yet, the last patterns I created are quick projects to knit. Fast and easy! I find them relaxing to create and knit, and because they are always made with only two or three different stitches on a large number of rows, I call them no-brainer patterns. Here’s a free knitting pattern when you want something easy to knit!

The Blue Night Cowl is a knitting pattern easy to follow with clear and detailed instructions. I even wrote the instructions with bigger font size! :) This cowl is created with the rib stitch for the edges and the seed stitch for the body. No increases, no decreases, so it’s a perfect project for a beginner, or if you want a no-brain knitting project!

The color of this scarf reminds me of the colors of the maple trees during fall! That’s why I came with this name! It’s a large scarf, the first one I made so large and very long so you can wear it in a lot of different ways. You can also wear it as a wrap around your shoulders to keep you warm when colder days arrive in October.

I’m so glad to show you my latest project, the Ripples Cowl! Even if it seems complicated, this project is beginner friendly, and you get a stunning result as I like them: simple with style! You know how to make knit and purl stitches? And yarn over for buttonholes? That’s all you have to know! :)

Who doesn’t like free knitting patterns? Here’s the Weekender for you, a shawl with a special shape, more elongated than the classic triangular ones.