Cozy, classic, charming. Let the Magnetica Mitts draw you in with classic styling and lovely detail. A single cable, reversed for right and left, is just the right touch for this multi-season accessory.

Once you’ve knit up the Outlander Cowl (super fast in ultra-chunky garter stitch), leave the collar open for a touch of drama or pin it up as an elegant solution to the cold. Drapes without fuss across the shoulders.

So proud of this new design! Mosaic knitting is easy for every level and my new pattern includes a short tutorial about reading mosaic charts (plus other tips and tricks) Yes, you CAN create this gorgeous shawl using only 1 color per row. Yum.

The yarn does the work in this easy pattern, At the Crossing is a real show stopper at Kniticality! Just remember to keep your floats somewhat loose to ensure that your piece fits and drapes beautifully. Yes, we are working on larger-than-usual needles for worsted yarn. It’s OK.

Fine gloves for any Hobbit! Withywindle is my go-to for teaching glove-making. This pattern includes three cuff pattern stitches, directions for making fourchettes over the thumb gusset, and tips and tricks for measuring and custom-fitting your gloves as you knit.

The Gimli Slouch & Mitts are a matched set perfect for men or women. Both come in small, medium and large sizes; the mitts can be worked long or short (pictured).

An easy-to-wear infinity scarf or cowl perfect for showing off your favorite yarn--instructions are included for versions ranging from lace weight to chunky. This pattern looks great in any color and is sleek and fashionable in monochrome.

Fast, easy colorwork! This cowl is knitted in the round and makes a great introduction to the stranded knitting technique. The pattern provides directions for cowls in 2 gauges (models show both).

A beautiful wavy scarf knitted in two yarns.

Looks terrific when worked in tweeds or solids.