With a squishy cartridge belt rib to hug your waist and neck, and extra long sleeves, this oversized turtleneck will keep you cozy in the colder months. The extended waist and color-blocking adds a retro-touch to your closet. Watch the snow fall while staying warm and tucked away in your cocoon of a knit and emerge only as a butterfly in spring...

Get cat scratch fever with this purrfect pattern. The front features a paw scratching into the fabric with dropped stitches, giving interest to an otherwise easy knit. The shape provides a loose, modern fit with extra width and dropped sleeves.

Dress to impress while wearing Empress. A diagonal “V” pattern adds interest to the bottom of an empire waist top with bracelet sleeves that also feature a diagonal patterned cuff. The top is worked in stockinette stitch for a smooth finish with a simple neckline

A female warrior spirit choosing viking souls for the afterlife needs a proper pair of gauntlets to accessorize her fierce look, don’t you think? I saw these gloves on one of my favorite characters, Kenzi, from SyFy channel’s Lost Girl and I had to have them. So I made them and am happy to share my pattern with you!

The perfect top to keep you warm, yet airy, for the days of transition between warm and cool seasons. This hooded vest has a clean and simple style with a diagonal edging to give it a little something extra.

A simple, rolled-brim hat with an added element of cuteness from an extended i-cord shaped into a swirl. Pattern provides sizes from newborn to adult so both moms and daughters can show off their fashionable flair.

After creating Nest, I thought how easily I could turn it into a hat pattern. The radiating spokes decreasing into nothing and the horizontal pearl rows create a web-like structure that hugs the head.

A funnel shape gives this cowl some interest as the sections collapse inwardly toward your neck. The decreases are hidden in the pearl rows, which also add a textured design element. When worn as a mini capelet, the stretched out piece reveals narrow channels radiating out from the center.

The style of this cowl was inspired by a GAP cowl worn by a friend and the stitch pattern by a basket full of yarn in my parents’ house.

This is a hybrid of Obelisk and Dome. When knitted in an especially bulky yarn, the shape created is a squishy dream that perfectly hugs your head with warmth and style.

Glyph gives you three patterns: two scarves and a pair of arm-warmers!

Twist this cowl three times and it will give you a perpetually perfect drape. Twist it once more, and you will have a knitted necklace.

A series of connected circles create this royal headwear easily made from half a skein in half an evening! I used Diamante for a little bling in my projects, but any bulky yarn will work to show off the moss and garter stitches in all their glory.

Be mysterious and warm in this scarf and hood combination. The diagonal rib creates a geometric, double-sided texture that is mirrored at the hood seam. The pattern provides row by row instructions for smooth construction.

Get all three fingerless gloves, Dryad, Druid, and Droid, in one pdf!

These fingerless gloves have a distressed and modern look with a haphazard rib and carefully placed vents. Comfortable to wear and cool, these gloves are an everyday piece that will only get better with age.

A fingerless glove with an uncluttered cable. Designed for men and women, this charted pattern provides four variations, allowing for two sizes and two lengths.

This is a barely-modified version of Obelisk loved especially by the gents. It’s a perfect fit that hugs the head with no seams or odd-looking lumps.

A feminine fingerless glove in a faux cable that resembles a chain of leaves will keep your hands warm and pretty. The Zara yarn gives the glove a lot of stretch for a comfortable fit.

This hat can be worn in three different ways: tall and pointed to show off your mischievous side, modern and slouchy for the stylish fashionista, and folded up and fitted for those extra cold days.

This pattern is for both a scarf and a matching hat knitted in a garter rib. The scarf is knit loosely to allow for a soft and lovely drape. The hat is long enough to be worn two ways: with a modern slouch, or for colder days, a quick fold up of the brim gives it a cozy, fitted look.

This modern and stylish scarf is knit lengthwise to allow for vertical stripes. The horizontal ridges created by the pattern make for an almost pleated effect.

Choose one of the colors in your Trillium for a perfectly matching hat or make it simply because you need a warm and versatile hat for the winter. This hat pattern, as written, only has a slight slouch so that you can wear it fitted and over your ears to keep out the chill, or push it back on your forehead for a slouchy and modern fit. If you’d...

This is a recipe for a cool and modern take on a vertical stripe.

This very simple pattern for a slouchy hat is made to show off a special yarn such as the thick and thin SoHo by Debbie Bliss. Instructions for two different bands are provided in case you’d like to switch it up.

Less complex than it looks, using three yarns at once and great for busting your stash of leftover skeins.

Ideal for the Zelda fan, this beanie features the triforce all around the hat showing off your gaming gusto.

With Cascade 220’s limitless colors, it is the perfect yarn for this simple and classic beanie, however, many other yarns will do, so feel free to be creative with this one!