The Midnight Sun Slouch, has a knitted in hem that makes it both warm and comfortable. The “Slouch” continues to be a relevant hat silhouette. Nordlys has a long interval dye pattern that rides underneath the raised purl row of the Nuble giving the hat dimension and interest.

The Highland Wrap was inspired by the Yarns of Rhichard Devrieze and binging on Season One of Outlander.

Sassafras Hill is a bias infinity loop with contrast eyelet stripes. It can be made as long as you wish. It begins with a provisional cast on, has knitted on I-cord edges and is joined with a Kitchener stitch for a seamless loop.

The Shibui Tank with Pockets is an easy pullover with a scoop neckline, raglan sleeve shaping and pockets. It is knit top down, with slight “A” line shaping to accommodate the pockets with a clean drape.

The Banded Ruched Skirt is easy to knit and to wear. The ruching gives the silhouette an interesting, textural dimension without adding bulk. The elastic waistband makes it easy to pull on and go anywhere in comfort.

This infinity scarf is soft and luxurious. The ombre construction is fashionably of the moment. The scarf may be worn necklace style, doubled or doubled and pulled up over your head retro style.

The Three Tiered Circle Skirt is knit top-down, in the round, with a sewn in waistband. The tiers are formed by doubling the number of stitches for each tier.

A sweet seamless skirt, constructed from the top down. The length is easy to adjust, and the pattern makes yarn substitution simple.

This skirt uses elastic in the waist to allow for a greater range of sizing and is appropriate for the advanced beginner or intermediate knitter.

These arm warmers have a fun lace pattern that makes the item stretch enough to accommodate a wide range of hand sizes.

This top is a simple pullover easy enough for a beginner. It makes a great layering piece for several seasons.

This skirt is simple enough for a beginner and versatile enough to wear in several seasons. The elastic in the waist allows for a greater flexibility in sizing.

Knitting the yarn on larger needles than usual for this weight makes for a soft, drapey fabric.

The wrap is felted when the knitting is finished for strength and softness. Dropped stitches help achieve the deconstructed look.