These mitts are knit with a self striping yarn so they look impressive , but are oh so easy. Don’t tell your non knitter friends that the yarn did all the work!

The cable section of the hat is knit flat and then joined in the round. Stitches for the ribbing are picked up along one edge of the cable section and stitches for the body of the hat are picked up along the other edge.

This cowl is beautiful in Teresa’s wonderful hand painted bamboo/tencel yarn. The colors are vibrant and the drape is wonderful. Use the whole skein for a triple wrap cowl.

The slip stitch pattern shows off the hand painted yarn in this easy beanie hat and fingerless mitts with thumb gusset.

No need to wear a cami under this pretty tank top! It has its own knitted lace detail at the neckline and along the bottom edge.

This reversible cable cowl is knit flat like a scarf. Simply give the scarf a twist before sewing the ends together to create cowl’s lovely drape and show off both sides of the pattern.

This tweedy cloche style hat has a folded edge brim, a decorative button band, and it is written for both worsted and bulky yarns.

Knit up this baby hat and kimono-style sweater in its namesake yarn (cotton and modal with a pinch of angora) or in any super soft worsted weight yarn for your own baby bunny. The body and sleeves of the cardigan are worked in one piece starting at the lower back edge, and the hat is worked in the round.

These warm and oh so soft mitts make a nice pairing with my Sideways Cable and Bobble Hat. Knit both and have a complete set!

This adorably soft baby hat will show the little one in your life just how much they’re loved. Skills required for this intermediate pattern are: knitting in the round, decreases, picking up stitches, reading charts, 2 color knitting and I-cord.

This pattern is available for a limited time this fall as a FREE pattern download. After that, it will be available for purchase in my pattern store. Enjoy!

This easy top-down hat has a bit of vintage flair and looks great in hand dyed or self-striping yarns like Noro’s Silk Garden or Kureyon. The hat finishes at 20” circumference but is very stretchy so should fit most sizes.

A stylish hat with a unique cross-hatch cable pattern that will keep you warm all winter long. This hat only requires one skein of the recommended yarn and knits up quickly!

This darling sweater and hat set will fit your favorite American girl or other 18” dolls.

This easy cap, with a ribbed brim and clever hexagon top, was designed to show off the striping qualities of this fun and colorful yarn.

Avoid hat hair and keep your ponytail looking sleek! Locks of all lengths will look great in this easy top down hat.

A warm, cuddly hat with a stylish cable & bobble patterned brim.

A cheerful, patriotic baby hat for the intermediate knitter. This pattern includes both stranded and intarsia techniques to create the American flag pattern that wraps around the hat, and a playful I-cord detail on top.

A fun, lightweight, lace cap with an added floral button detail.