This is a very cute, very warm colorwork headband. Also a great project to use up yarn leftovers from other projects. Techniques include i-cord cast-on, stranded knitting, chart reading, i-cord bind-off, 3-needle bind-off.

I have published an updated version of this pattern! If you downloaded your pattern before March 28, 2012, please re-download an updated version! The new pattern corrected errors in stitch counts for the thumb increases, and a clarification about the yarn requirement. Thanks to all who helped me with this pattern, especially birgit1501!

Quick & Dirty pattern for a cool beer bottle koozie!

Hinterland: The often uncharted areas beyond a coastal district or a river’s banks.

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The subtle increasing and decreasing of the lace stitch used in this pattern beautifully displays the mélange of autumn colors present in Royal Fiber Spinnery’s Royal Platinum Alpaca Hand Dyed yarn, to produce a cozy, soft double-wrapped cowl to warm your neck on crisp fall days! Or, try this pattern with a solid sport- or DK-weight yarn to sh...

This cute, knobby winter hat is perfect for a crisp fall day! It goes like this: You first knit a long strip of a lace panel which serves as the brim of the hat. You then pick up stitches along the side of the panel and knit a cute, bobbley, lacey, leafy pattern up to the top of the hat, pull it together, and you have a cozy autumn beanie.

These elegant mitts are perfect for winter, spring and fall! The curls and swirls in this pattern were inspired by the graceful peaks and embellishments of Painted Ladies, tall, proud multi-colored Victorian-style houses that can be found all across America. The soft hues of Swan’s Island’s naturally-dyed, organic merino fingering weight are m...