Are you ready for winter? Is your family ready for winter? This collection features five hat patterns that are all inspired by the winter season. They are knit with bulky weight yarn and feature easy to memorize stitch patterns. They knit up so fast, making one for each member of the family will take no time at all!

Step out in style with the companion hat to your That 70’s Cowl DK! Using a similar stitch pattern as the cowl, you may use up the leftovers from the cowl or make this one on its own!

Another groovy cowl, but this time it is knit in DK weight yarn! That 70’s Cowl is designed using the same stripe repeat and construction as the Aran weight version.

Inspired by the colors of a bygone decade, this winter staple is a must knit! The groovy stripe repeat and Aran weight gauge make this cowl fast, easy and fun to knit!

Pattern is FREE with kit from NorthBayFiber.com!

Clark, much like it’s big brother Grisham, is an easily memorized pattern, designed specifically to accompany your reading. The pattern allows you to enjoy relaxing garter and stripes while you read or listen to your favorite novel.

The Quintero shawl comes from my desire to have a wearable sized piece, while only using two skeins of yarn. It’s named after a beautiful golf course in Arizona, where I was vacationed while finishing this sample.

This squishy shawl will simply fly off your needles! Cellula has both the relaxing appeal of garter stitch, but also simple lace rows, a “cellular” stitch pattern which will hold your interest. The color combinations are endless! You may opt for a two-color version to make that lace stitch pop, knit it in one color for a subtle, elegant option,...

If you love the mock-cabled Wintergold Hat, then you will adore the matching cowl! This cowl is designed to have a little taper so that it drapes over your shoulders, but stays close around your face. This is the perfect size to tuck under your coat or wear with your favorite sweater. It will keep you toasty warm while going about your day.

Snowpack was named because its stitch pattern knits up looking dense, like a start of a mini glacier, or a snowpack. This is a quick and simple knit for all levels of experience.

Wintergold gets its name from a cute little pine that grows in colder climates. This hat is quick and fun with an interesting mock cable detail and stockinette. This hat is perfect for some instant gratification, and makes for a great gift.

Snow Bird found its name from the happy pink color of the yarn. This hat however, is so squishy and cozy that being stuck in the cold won’t have you complaining. This hat knits up very fast and would be a perfect gift for your knitworthy friends!

First Snow has lovely little purl dots that remind me of how beautiful the first snowfall can be. This hat is a simple and quick knit for beginners and experienced knitters alike!

Falling Leaves features a simple stitch pattern that reminded me of the changing seasons and well, falling leaves. This hat is perfect for all your knitworthy friends.

Grisham comes from my love of reading novels, specifically John Grisham’s novels. This is an easy to memorize knit, designed so you can pick up and read or listen along with your favorite novel as you enjoy some relaxing garter and stripes.