Today is a fun post -  not too much thinking, not much to learn. What I want to know is how many of the following phrases have you caught yourself saying in the course of your knitting life? 

Want to know what is the right side and wrong side of your knitting? Find out here!

*evil grin* However long you want it to be! 

Alright, all kidding aside, that kinda sorta IS the actual answer. But I suspect what we should really discuss is how long should a scarf be for any given style. So let's break it down into some categories! 

Designed by Tanis Gray, Helado is a lacy beanie hat knitting pattern. This one skein project features Manos Silk Blend yarn.

Free Pattern! Empalme Cowl is loaded with texture! Featuring stitch defining Manos Silk Blend yarn, Empalme uses a combination of trinity stitch and short row wedge stitch patterns

The Mitad Hat is a textured hat free knitting pattern using one skein of yarn. Cast on your's now!

One skein project! Mitad is a fun knitting project using two stitch patterns. Cast on your cowl now!

Knitting needles! The options are endless and what much of it comes down to is preference. Do you prefer wood (less slippery) to metal (pointier for lace and fine detail work), straights or circulars?

Here's a run down of the different types of needles, their uses and the best way to get started on building your pefect collection.

One skein is all you need to knit bias skinny scarf. Using garter and stockinette stitches, this scarf is a good multi-directional knitting introduction and a fun project!

Onete is an easy to knit triangular scarf with a pretty eyelet edge. It's knit using one skein of Manos del Uruguay Fino yarn.

The cotton and cashmere fibers of Berroco Corsica yarn feels amazing against the skin on Eastman, a textured tee free knitting pattern. 

Stitch markers. Do you wonder how they are used and where to put them in your knitting? Find out all the details here!