Have you ever really looked at a horizon after the sun has set and noticed the layers of tree lines? The one closest to you is dark. The next one is lighter. The one after that is even lighter. The horizon is what inspired this hat design. You can knit it in any colour you want, naturally, it is really lovely in the gradient.

This hat was created as a gift for a friend who loved the colours in a hobo bag made by students out of fabric purchased at a market in Kumi, Uganda.

This hat is knit with the FÄR and the Silk Cloud held together. The result is a super-soft, very warm and fun hat.

This is a pattern for a hobo style tote or market bag. Put a liner in it and make it a purse or a knitting bag! It’s really up to you.

This pattern is 100% sized to fit the head of the intended wearer. That means it will require you to do a little math. The formula is there for you to work with. Don’t worry, it’s not complicated.

This cowl is a super-quick and easy knit and fits everyone! Perfect last-minute gift.

This piece is designed to have duel purpose - a cowl and a hood.

These mittens are a super-easy and quick knit.

This is a super-chunky, slouchy hat with a giant (if you want) pom-pom.

This little hat is very lightweight - great for those chilly but not cold days. I wore mine every day of hiking the Inca Trail in Peru. :)

This project is super-easty and quick - 5 hours tops. It’s a great beginner project as well.

A friend of mine sent me a picture of a headband that she loved and asked me to find her a pattern. Nothing I found was exactly like the photo. So, from a picture was born my Pinny.

This pattern is easy, quick and really adorable.