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Sersi is gem of a lovely cashmere blend yarn from Knittink’s Yarn and Fiber (www.dyeknittinkdye.com) in the Ms. Marvel series colorways. Check out all of her creative and fun-to-work yarns.

This is a beautiful, undyed 8 ply Australian wool knit snugly on U.S. size 2 needles for a warm and comfy fit. These manly socks have a patterned leg that makes them interesting to knit and the continued rib on the top of the foot assures a great fit.

This is almost an instant coat, with no seams save the shoulders knitted together. Its the perfect garment that is somewhere between a coat and cardigan - the perfect leaf-collecting, fall weather piece!

Whether you munch matzo or hunt for colored eggs. when the uncertain Spring winds blow, these gloves will be the ones you reach for (even my dog couldn’t resist, that’s his nose in the photo). The cuffs are knit separately and the hand portion is then picked up and knit in the round, a most pleasing pattern. Kama Suutra’s (kamasuutra.etsy.com) ...

Warm, beautiful and soft just starts to describe Yarnlove’s (shopyarnlove.com) lovely Charlotte Bronte yarn. Although this particular colorway (Honeyed Lilac)was part of their yarn club, any Ombre colorway they have would work. The perfect mittens for Big Foot hunting as they are named for the famous Big Foot hunter, Bobo. They have a fun twist...

Ahh - let your feet and the rest of you dance with the ladies on these socks worked up in Kama Suutra Fiber Arts’s Shiva sock yarn! A fun, whimsical graph and a bit of design on the foot leads you through the pattern and keeps you tapping your toes until they’re finished!

I couldn’t help but use the name of the colorway in this pattern because I loved it - but the socks are actually not swampy but a lush, lovely deep green that lends itself to rather classy footwear for your guy’s dress up days. The cable is fun, a stag on the the leg that divides into baby cable all the way to the toe.

A light, short sleeved, warm weather cardigan with a unique structure and interest-holding pattern, what else could you ask for?

“From here to there, from there to here, funny things are everywhere!” Dr Suess

Yes, I knit all year, even in Summer, and this one’s been a doozy,

The colorway for this Sweet Georgia Yarns Tough Love Sock yarn is Black Plum, and the gorgeous hue inspired the name for these great looking socks. The color truly lives up to its name as a sweet and delicious, very manly plum. The socks zig this way, then zag that way, and end up warm, textured and a perfect fit.

Before he can even say “How come you never make me anything” you will have finished these quickie, warm, soft and easy fingerless gloves. Knitting Chunky on a size 7 needle creates a firm (but not stiff), durable and highly functional glove to keep those close to you thankful all winter!

Enjoy making and wearing these long, warm and practical feminine gauntlets worked up in another lovely product from Knittink’s (at dyeknittinkdye.com)imaginative colorways. Eyelet and picot edging make these both girly and interesting to knit!

A labor of love, these flip top mittens have an easy lace panel up the center, and easy to follow instructions on the fingers and flippy part of the mitten. Make them, and you will be hooked. Mine are worked in a multi, but they would be beautiful in a solid sock weight yarn.

Before he can even say “How come you never make me anything” you will have finished these quickie, warm, soft and easy fingerless gloves. Knitting Chunky on a size 7 needle creates a firm (but not stiff), durable and highly functional glove to keep those close to you thankful all winter!

Soft and Snazzy- these are Zig Zag socks that you will love making and he will love wearing them! A truly win-win situation.

This lovely yarn, found at www. steamvalleyfiber.com, is one of those gems you find at Fiber festivals and such. Simple, soft and very warm, it knits great on a small needle to create the perfect winter boot sock, or just around the house sock. These will look very drawn in when you knit them but have alot of stretch and shows the simple altern...

The name for these socks comes from the fact that the cable pattern creates a lovely little “o” design in the knitting that shows up clearly, and makes for great texture and interest in this oh-so-wonderful yarn from Three Irish Girls.

This is a wonderful, soft, dreamy fiber to work with a pleasure to wear- these men’s socks are the perfect answer to making socks that don’t bore you and aren’t to fussy for the guys!

You will not stop grinning wearing your girly pink skull socks knowing how clever and talented you are! These are fun to knit with little surprises throughout like the little twist in the cable, the heel turn and toe color change and the skull on the bottom that looks out at the person across the room!

Ahhh,Kama Suutra - this is truely beautiful yarn - a Supermerino/Cashmere/Nylon blend that really warms the toes! Rue’s magical stripe is fun to play with as it changes depending on where you are on the pattern, and the cable work sets off the contrasting stripe nicely. Rue’s yarns are at kamasuutra.etsy.com and they are definitely worth taking...

Fun, quick, and easy to make, the most popular pattern i sell!There are no charts or diagrams. I like to make the body of the glove on 8” double points and a 5” for the fingers, its just easier to manage.

sweet, sexy and looks good on everyone! the most flattering sweater i think i have ever worn! goes with everything! keep an eye out for a winter edition of this sweater coming soon!

The beauty of this hat is that no matter how much you fold it up,

These socks have so much going for them, an easy rolled edge to start with, beautiful yarn (use any Mosaic Moon sock yarn, its all great),and not one but two lace patterns to keep you challenged.

I love this yarn - it is simply smushy (OK, That’s not really a word) feeling on your foot! Knit on a 2.5mm needle (a US 1 1/2), you get a sturdy but very soft sock that’s on the thicker side; perfect in boots of all kinds ( I love them with my rain boots).

This Beanie is really fun to make, looks great when worn by literally anyone, and, best of all, is worked in yet another lovely yarn from Kama Suutra Fiber Arts. The body of the beanie is worked on straight needles, and then the star crown is picked up and worked first on circular needles, and finally, on double points.

It’s a hood, it’s a scarf - it’s amazing - slightly shaped hood is worked from either end of of scarf and meet in the middle in a wonderful and fun swing lace pattern edged with seed stitch. Wear the hood up or down, wrap the scarf snugly and face your winter with a smile!

This is the first time I have used Juno Fibre’s yarns, and I really loved working with it. This colorway, “Sands”, is delicate, subtle and neutral. The socks have several construction approaches to keep you interested, from the toe up design, the single cable running up the back, and, of course, cables on the bottom, so your beautiful work can ...

I love this sweater! it was fun to make, and I wear it whenever possible. The shepherd’s Wool is seriously soft and a pleasure to work with. The pattern knits up quickly and still the cable holds your interest. I put the zipper in on a sewing machine for better stability, but it can be put in by hand. This is truely my new snuggly sweater!

Miss Bab’s does it again - I can’t get enough of this colorway called Cleopatra. I was sad when I finished these socks - I love the colors so much. A simple written pattern with a travelling 6 stitch K/P ribbing gives these socks a great raised texture plus it keeps your knitting interesting - A nice firm knit on size 1 needles gives your socks...

Using the lovely “Solo”, 100% Fine Wool, from Brooks Farm Yarn, from Lancaster, Texas (website: www.brooksfarmyarn.com, e-mail: info@brooksfarmyarn.com), these socks simply hug you with a trifecta of ribbing and stockingnette that mold to your feet and keep you warm and secure, (or as we say in our family, “schnoogy”), all winter!

Another winner from Knittink Fiber and Yarn’s Batgirl series. Colorful and lovely to work with,worked in this multi-colored yarn, cable and texture show up beautifully. The cuff cable gives rise to two more cables on the top of the hand, the fingers end in a bit of ribbing for ease of wear, and just the whole idea of walking about in these glov...

Knittink’s yarns are great, the colors are inspired by comic book colors and other such nerdy stuff. She can be found at dyeknittinkdye.com and its worth checking out. I used two contrasting colors of her Batgirl series, which is constantly changing and is always exciting. An 6/6 rib and and 3/3 rib keep these socks in the right place!

This is a fun, easy and quick one-piece knit sweater with minimal finishing and a cool chekered lace pattern to keep you interested! The yarn is available through Woodstockknits.com on-line (talk to Heidi). They are a yarnstore in Woodstock, Ny with their own line of fibers.

This is a great hat to make and to wear. the wide corrigated ribbed band holds the hat securely and is a lovely base for the asymmetrical striped slouchy style.

Storied Yarns is great! When I joined a one month club I was asked what was on my mind that would inspire a colorway. I said I had turned my son onto Deep Space 9, my favorite Star Trek spinoff, and had been watching with him. What i got back was simply amazing, and this hat is the result. See what she can create for you at etsy.com/shop/storie...

These were fun to make - I never got tired of looking at the color- KittnKolor (etsy.com/shop/kittnkolor) makes this two color, self-striping yarn in several variations, and the orange is a semi-solid, so any of her strong contrasting yarn would work with the self-striping. Bits of the orange knit as half rows throughout the sock brings it all ...