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Fibonacci Flair! (KS181)
Knit this fun & simple sweater with matching scarf, using the principles of the famous
Fibonacci numbering system. Discover how to make a flattering striped pattern by
mimicking nature’s own order of design. Quick & fast to knit… stylish & comfy to wear!
Worked in Manos del Uruguay yarn or any Heavy Worsted yarn.
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On The Diagonal (KS172)
These Diagonal Scarves are fun and simple to knit. Each scarf begins and ends
with just one stitch, and is designed to work with Worsted or Chunky weight
yarn. The diagonal pattern will “peak your interest” all the way to the end!
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"Linen Stitch" Scarves (KS132)
These Linen Stitch Scarves are simple and fun to knit. With six scarves written for 4 different weights of yarn, you will have your choice of almost any yarn to work with. This stitch is rhythmic, and compresses to create a unique woven appearance, making these scarves the perfect pattern to knit for a Man or Woman. Whether you prefer cotton, wool, or a blend...this style wears well for all seasons.
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Heather’s Chemo Hats (KS126)
I knitted my first Chemo Hat for my friend Heather. She was a wonderful person & friend with a quick spunky sense of humor. These Chemo Hat patterns are dedicated to my good friend and all that are dealing with similar difficult circumstances. #11 and #13 needles.
When you purchase this pattern, “Keep It Simple Designs” will donate 20% of our profit from this sale to The Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation.
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"A Touch of Lace" Scarves (KS121)
"A Touch of Lace" is flirty & feminine, and quite easy to knit. A simple 4 row repeat using your choice of DK, Worsted, or Bulky yarn will give you lots of options! The stitch pattern is great for winter or summer depending on the yarn you choose. The scarves pictured are knitted using Classic Elite "Premiere", Adrienne Vittadini "Diana", and K1C2 "Temptation".
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Knitted Hat & Scarf Set (KS118)
This knitted pattern mimics the crocheted versions in the stores, and is knitted with just 2 simple stitches. If you are looking for a fast and easy project, this is the one for you! #17 needles.
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Cabled Scarf (KS112)
This “Cabled Scarf” is quite easy to make with just an 8 row pattern on #13 needles. Using knits and purls, you only pick up your cable needle every 7th row to create the twist. It’s as simple as that!
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