Please note: a correction for the written portion of the pattern has been added .

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Please note that worsted weight yarns must be held doubled.

Fun and easy to knit. Designed for the entire family.

Another fun hat to knit with sock / fingering weight yarns. Use self striping yarn, solids, or left over yarns for this pattern. One can also double knit this hat! The pattern contrast will give you great results.

Eden-dk is a heavier weight version of Eden, and ideal if you prefer using a little larger needle and yarn. For

This is a super fun and simple pattern for beginning to advanced knitters, add some beads for extra sparkle if you wish.

When using Alpaca - make sure you knit the band tightly - since alpaca will groooooow.

The brim (or corrugated ribbing) is adjusted to provide sizing, but further sizing can be done by adjusting needle size up or down depending on the needs.

Laurel leaves was inspired by my love for the outdoors. This is a fun knit that also works well with all those pesky little left over sock yarn remnants in your yarn basket.

This is a multiple gauge pattern from bulky to fingering weight yarns, and simple enough to knit for a new knitter.

Some of you have seen this sock on the back counter during its development. Here it is now for you to enjoy. The pattern includes three major mountaineering elements: The Ascent (seed stitch), Safety (rope/cable), and Descent (squiggles).

Inspired by my love of snowflakes (stellar dendrites) and a tribute to Wilson Alwyn “Snowflake” Bentley, born in Jericho VT, on February 9th 1865, I’ve designed a hat pattern to include a few

A fun knit with fingering weight yarns, use above suggestions or use left overs! Great hat for those who like to run, x-c ski, walk, etc. and really fun to knit during those times you just don’t want to or cannot go out…..

Fun to knit, with sideways construction. You can really knit the hat to fit your own size, top will have to be adjusted for size.

Vermont can get very cold in the winter. When the temps drop below zero degrees Fahrenheit, these mittens will still keep you warm. This was tested by my little girl on a -15 degree day. Her hands were toasty. So here is an adult version for all of us who love winter and all that it brings, but also love being warm and toasty. Go sled, ski, wal...

This pattern is written for multiple gauges!

This is a fantastic pattern for all those pesky left overs. Make a pile of your left over yarns, sort them by color and weight. The pattern calls for worsted, but you can double up yarns. You just need to pay attention to your gauge! Then play with using up each color as you go. Knitters have even paired sock yarn with their worsted to get a ne...