A sweet little sweater to keep your coffee cozy and protect your hands. Fashioned after Santa’s bright red suit, a beaded belt buckle adds texture and detail to a quick knit, perfect for holiday gifting!

Inspired by the novel Spinning Silver by Naomi Novik, this pattern combines beautiful twisting cables and seed stitch to spin silver into gold and create a warm, slouchy hat that will keep you warm even in the depths of a Staryk winter.

I will take what is mine with Fire and Blood!

Inspired by all the hip, beautiful people of Portland, Oregon, the Rose Quarter Cowl is an easy knit that uses a simple braided texture and button accents to add some serious wow factor! Knit in a cozy, bulky weight yarn, it works up quickly to keep you warm on cold and rainy days. This classic cowl is one you’ll want to wear all the time.

I am obsessed with stripes, but truly hate the “jog” that comes when working them in the round. Most jogless stripe methods use a slip stitch at the beginning of a round to hide the switch, but this can be tricky on very narrow stripes (one or two rows) and is still just a shade too obvious for my tastes.

Warm mittens guaranteed to thaw your frozen hands, with a motif cute enough to thaw your frozen heart! These traditional Norwegian-style mittens feature a selbu pattern inspired by Elsa’s bedroom door in the Disney movie Frozen. Worked in a luscious blend of baby alpaca, cashmere, and silk, they are perfect for keeping your hands cozy warm when...