Snowballs, starry nights, and skis….all the winter fun in the lacy parts with some contrasting solid sections to come home to…this cowl knits up quickly and its generous size is super cozy for those chilly days.

Unfold your wings … and fly!

This is your Spring bucket hat – and mitts to match! The temperatures are changing but Spring is slow to come here in the North Country. Chilly temps in morning and evening with sunny warmth at lunchtime – you need a versatile set of handknits to keep you going all day.

What fun! A fast knit with easy ribbing and simple patterning, this is a great unisex hat pattern. Dress it up or down with your yarn choices – happy with a rustic farm yarn, it’s also pretty snazzy with some soft fuzzy and sparkly yarns. The ribbing gives it a great fit – not too tight and not too loose. It’s also completely reversible and can...

Begun as a reflection on navigating the peaks and valleys of life (yet again) and married to a quest to develop something different with self-striping yarn…..these socks are a combination of the things I like best about knitting – a project where the yarn does the work for you and the pattern (although interesting) is super simple and easy to r...

Balance is the longest day of the year making up for the short days of winter, and here in Vermont the June nights are short but very sweet….long lazy twilight, porch sitting, and a million fireflies. Maybe a pretty shawl to wrap around your shoulders while you’re watching them….this pattern draws its inspiration from the sun and its rays in th...

Watching….waiting…..for Spring to come. A time-honored tradition in Vermont and other northern places….first the snow melts, then the mud comes and the sap starts running, and finally – the flowers come. Tulips are often the first batch of color, along with the daffodils, that we’ve seen on the ground plane for months. As much as we want it to ...

Politics aside, the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine is heartbreaking and the damage to the people, buildings, and infrastructure overwhelming. Like many, it’s hard to go about your everyday hum-drum life without feeling exceedingly grateful for that normality – and it’s impossible to comprehend having that turned upside down. Creating this patte...

Politics aside, the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine is heartbreaking and the damage to the people, buildings, and infrastructure overwhelming. Like many, it’s hard to go about your everyday hum-drum life without feeling exceedingly grateful for that normality – and it’s impossible to comprehend having that turned upside down. Creating this patte...

Designed for a variety of yarn weights, the Snitch Seeker Hat will keep wizards of all ages warm in all kinds of weather (mysterious or not).

Super quick, super cozy knit cowl – knit it in a few hours and take it right out into the wilds as you head off on an adventure.

A new take on the classic pumpkin beanie – this DK weight hat knits up quickly. It’s fun to watch the sugar skull motif emerge, and you can decide whether you want the “bare bones” version or the bedazzled version….

In photography, the golden hour is the period of daytime shortly after sunrise or before sunset, during which daylight is redder and softer than when the sun is higher in the sky. There’s a special quality to the light, no matter where you are, but particularly so at the beach – it can be a little cooler and sometimes you need an extra layer…so...

Oh Summer. So beautiful, so short. Peonies are not the first flowers of summer but they feel like the true representatives of the utter luxury and abandon of the season – over-sized and flip-flopping all over your yard.….

Looking for something to make with that awesome self-striping sock kit you’ve got (other than socks)? Or the set of mini-skeins you’ve got lying around? Or maybe you just have a bunch of leftover yarn bits you’d like to combine together…

I’ve always felt strongly that everyone should exercise their right to vote, but never more than this year. These mittens were inspired by the simple iconic checkmark and will keep your hands warm while waiting in line to cast your vote!

In celebration of 5 years in business…and with 5 mini-skeins in hand….a cowl was born. If you want a deceptively simple pattern that is very meditative to knit, the Take 5 Cowl is for you. Take your pick between simple stockinette or the most complex of patterns and tailor this cowl to your own personal preferences.

This is an asymmetric triangle shawl, begun at the tip with a few stitches and growing in width as you progress.

This Pattern was originally released with the Must Love Yarn Seasons of Vermont Box #4 - High Mowing which can be found at MustLoveYarn.com

This is a soft and drapey shoulder-warmer, call it a capelet or a loose cowl or a wrap…it’s knit in the round top-down and has a very simple lace pattern. Not a complicated pattern - an adventurous beginner can do it, and other more advanced knitters will enjoy its simplicity.

A deceptively simple patterned bucket hat – just what you need for an afternoon outdoors in the coldest temps!

Use up your yarn leftovers to make these sweet holiday ornaments - play with colors and textures. Beading is optional but adds that extra sparkle and holiday glitz!

A soft, cozy easy to knit shawl – choose soft squashy yarn (with some sparkle or twinkle)….

This sock pattern is great for someone who is interested in learning how to knit socks. By using worsted weight yarn, you can more easily see the stitches and the socks knit up much faster than traditional sock yarns, but the pattern incorporates all of the skills that you will need for making other cuff-down socks in the future!

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