These unisex, camouflage-colored mitts are not just an accessory but also a survival tool. Two “secret” inner pockets (3” and 4.5” respectively) blend in almost seamlessly on the underside of mitts and are perfect for storing water purification and anti-radiation tablets, weaponry, compasses, matches, or even a small phone. Inconspicuous snap b...

NOTE: This headpiece is worked in the round, inside out (less purl stitches that way), so when you are done, you will have to flip it rightside out—no biggie, just don’t freak out if you don’t see those mock cables as you’re knitting—they’re on the inside!

GAUGE: In pattern stitch, (DK) 6sts=1”; (Super Bulky) 10 sts=4.25” before blocking

It’s a cape… it’s a cowl… it’s a cape’n’cowl! This pattern is great because it can be worn three different ways, and you can use basically any super bulky yarn with any laceweight (preferably mohair) yarn to get the same effect. As long as you cast on enough to get it 36-38” around, you’re good to go! It stretches considerably after you wear it.

pattern to follow…

I made these for my brother’s wedding this past October; his wife is an avid knitter and beautiful to boot, and I wanted to make something to adequately commemorate the occasion. Knit Picks Palette has such an amazing selection of colors, and felts up beautifully. These hearts are lightly felted in order to hold lavender inside them, but not so...