This easy hat with a clever folded brim is the perfect way to show off that gorgeous skein of sock yarn you have been meaning to knit up. This is one of our favorite go-to patterns here at Northwest Yarns & Mercantile when we want to knit up quick hat for ourselves or our knit-worthy friends! Instructions are included for a knitted cast on ...

Show off your love of axolotls with this fantastic hat! Crocheted up in two different styles of yarn, this hat will make you

Do you want to believe? This skirt with an intarsia/duplicate stitch UFO just might do the trick! Nice and toasty warm for cold days, this comfortable skirt uses a waistband that is firm enough to stay on your waist, but comfortable enough to do just about anything in. As this pattern depends on the unique qualities of wool, if you sub yarns be...

Been wishing for your own web? Want to lounge around your parlor in style? Crochet up this shawl and get cozy! Done up in our lusterous and soft Leviathan Fibres Bluefaced Leicester (Snake Plissken and Fly in the Ointment were used for the photos), this is the perfect shawl for those who adore our eight-legged and -eyed friends.

Embrace the shadows, or become a dark terror in your own right with this terrifying yet completely adorable Shelob shawl! Knit up in Leviathan Fibres BFL Fingering, this lustrous knit shawl is just the thing for lurking and lounging in style and comfort.

Stroll through your favorite stomping grounds in this fun and stylish stocking hat! Using stranded colorwork, a sky of long gradient yarn is used to emphasize the silhouettes of the kaiju and sweeping city skyline. This hat also has a clever doubled brim that will keep your ears nice and toasty, because stomping through your favorite city with ...

This monstrous little kaiju will stomp, stomp, stomp its way right into your heart! This little beastie’s body and limbs crochet up quickly, and are stuffed as you go along. A sock weight yarn is recommended for this project, although it can be sized up or down by using heavier or lighter yarn with appropriately sized crochet hooks.

A lovely little cabled mug cozy! Any worsted weight yarn will do, but superwash is suggested.

Grab your needles and knit up this fabulous mirror-image cowl!

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This hat was inspired by the March for Science and uses the periodic table of elements to spell out the word ThINK. The stripes are done using the Fibonacci Sequence for extra nerdiness!