This pattern is based on the 5 hour baby yoke sweater by Anne Stoddard and friends (source above). I have added tips for adding stripes or other color combinations and included instructions for making a matching beanie cap.

Designed to be fire resistant and great practice for colorwork!

Designed to be fire resistant and great practice for colorwork!

A pair of mitts designed for the office. The palm is shaped to avoid hitting computer keys or edges while wearing yet keeps your hands warm.

Designed to be fire resistant and great practice for colorwork!

Designed to be fire resistant and great practice for colorwork!

A colorwork hat that can be done in a variety of fingering weight yarns.

A warm hat for the woods! For child sizes, consider doing it in sport weight or fingering weight.

Designed to be fire resistant and great practice for colorwork!

A project for using the “souvenir” yarn you found at your favorite shop or fiber show. It’s recommended that you use two contrasting yarns to show off both colors, such as a dark semisolid with a bright multicolored variegated. The cowl worn by the model is the small size, made with Duchess of Dyepots Laird DK paired with Boss Kitty Cat’s Cradl...

Designed to be fire resistant and great practice for colorwork!

Inspired by the partnership of two independent yarn dyers during the Rose City Yarn Crawl, Twofer offers the knitter a way of using the souvenir yarn picked up during an event or at a shop. It is especially useful for using a variegated yarn -- find a coordinating semisolid yarn and you have a cowl to wear. Fingering yarns held double work as w...

A quick knit that you can do in an evening. It’s a great one-skein project that can be done in a multitude of different yarns, whether it be a colorful smooth yarn or fluffy textured yarn. Excellent for using up your handspun!