We love it when the simplest of knits creates the most perfect project, the garment that you'll want to own in a variety of colors.  And the Saturday Shrug is that project! We're using US 7 (4.5mm) needles to make our shrug.

The pattern is a bit of a recipe but you should be covered with 4 skeins of Lucca in your main color and 1 skein of your contrast color. Add another skein of each if you knit tightly or want a bigger shrug. 

Perfect for any occasion from weddings to walks around the pond, this sweater scarf has lace and cable accents that are just stunning.  Wrap it around your neck, insert your arms into the cuffs and pull the center section around your neck--sooo many styling options!

Toni Lipsey has knocked it out of the park with this easy-to-crochet cocoon cardigan that moves easily from day to evening and casual to chic!

The "Simple Scarf" by Vanessa Coscarelli Black is a light and lofty scarf that has amazing drape and texture thanks to the blending of La Bien Aimée xMondim with Mohair Silk. The seed stitch panels augmented with stockinette add texture to this dramatic piece. Comfort knitting at its finest!

All of us crafters jump at the chance to knit or crochet that one project that gets all the wows--the one that you pull out and drape around the neck more often than you'd care to admit. This is it!

"Kiora" by Tamy Gore is a bold, curvy shawl that incorporates short rows to give it a lovely rounded shape, especially as you decrease. And the built-in i-cord produces a nicely finished edge.

We've curated these Kiora kits using LolaBean Canary Bean and Cool Beans Sport. Each kit contains two skeins of your main color, plus one skein of a contrast color.

The "Kiora" shawl pattern by Tamy Gore is available for purchase on Ravelry; it is not included in the kit.