This is a beginner friendly knitting pattern for an adult size beanie. It is worked in the round from bottom up and instructions are included for worsted weight version as well as light bulky version.

This is an adorable headwrap/earwarmer pattern written for 4 sizes. It has a cute gather in the front worked into the pattern so there are only your start and finish ends to weave in.

This is a puff stitch scarf worked in one piece from one end to the other. So increases to the middle point and then decreases to the other end. It is written for 3 weight yarn but would work fine with worsted weight yarn, just take into account it will be bigger. It’s meant to be a light weight scarf with nice drape, perfect for spring/fall.

This is a pattern for a large size hot water bottle cover. It is worked in 2 panels made with Tunisian crochet and then worked together with traditional crochet. Both Tunisian crochet and traditional crochet hooks sized 5.5 mm.

This is a pattern for a triangle scarf made with dk weight yarn. You can easily make the scarf as small or large as you like by adding or subtracting repeats. You can also easily substitute worsted weight yarn.

This is a pattern set for a beanie and matching cowl using worsted weight yarn. The beanie is made with a 5.5 mm hook and the cowl is made using 8 mm hook. It includes 4 sizes from baby to adult.

This written pattern includes instructions for 5 seperate cozies including: Can, Ice Cream, Coffee Cup, Wine Bottle, and Stemless Wine Glass.

This is an adult beanie worked in the round from bottom up. It features a twist within a twist so it has a lot of texture. Some experience with cables is an asset but not necessary. It is a very simple one directional cable.

This is a traditional triangle scarf worked from the middle outwards in back and forth rows. It has a lovely texture and features the feather stitch. You can continue until it is the size of your liking.

The Pinnacle Beanie is worked folding brim first and then back and forth in the round. When made using two colors the texture really stands out. The color possibilities are endless. You will need a 5.5 and 6 mm hooks and approximately 150 yards of your main color and 50 yards of a contrasting color.

This is a bottom up beanie worked back and forth in the round. Please be sure to read the note section carefully. You can use any worsted weight yarn and the color possibilities are endless.

This is a textured hat worked back and forth in one flat piece, including brim, then seamed at the back and cinched at the top.

This is an asymmetric scarf with very textured stitch. It is a dense fabric so it’s better worked with a bigger hook than the yarn suggestions.

This is just a very simple scrunchie pattern worked in 2 rows around an elastic band.

This is a matching beanie and cowl set made with stripes of Bobble and post stitches. The beanie is meant to be light and slouchy fitting. It is worked brim first and then back and forth in the round. The cowl is worked back and forth in the round as well.

This beanie is worked brim first , then from bottom up starting at the brim in the round on the right side.

These Fingerless Gloves are work from the ribbed wrist first and then down to the fingers. The pattern can be easily adjusted to make any size you wish.

Pattern is worked back and forth with half double crochets and has a twisted boarder.

The Horizon Beanie is worked brim first, a twisted border around brim, and then in the round from bottom up. I have included both patterns for worsted weight as well as bulky weight. Worsted weight uses 5.5 & 6mm hooks. Bulky weight uses 6.5 & 8mm hooks

The Troika Beanie is a pattern for an adult and child size beanie with the option of a regular brim or a brim with ear flaps and curly cue ties. It had a nice texture made from triad and treble crochet stitches. I used a solid color in Red Heart Soft for the main color and a variegated yarn in Red Heart Colorscape for the contrasting color, app...