Named for gardens that are cultivated along Otsego Lake in upstate New York, these fingerless mitts feature spring-themed stitch patterns. On a bed of seed stitch, a rose leaf lace panel adorns the tops of the hands to create cozy a cozy accessory that can be worn when spring still has a bit of a nip in the air.

Brioche knitting adds extra dimension to a knit fabric, making this ear warmer all the cozier. A step up from basic two-color brioche knitting, this headwear accessory highlights how brioche increases and decreases can make the fabric look cabled – without crossing any stitches over each other! To make the brioche really pop, it’s recommended t...

The loft in this light blue yarn is reminiscent of a cold winter’s day along Otsego Lake, which was called Glimmerglass by author James Fenimore Cooper. This buttoned ear warmer features a three-strand braided cable framed by a seed stitch pattern and is worked as a long rectangle, allowing for head size to be adjustable.

Inspired by the 444-mile river that begins at the southern end of Otsego Lake in Cooperstown, NY, Winding Susquehanna is the perfect non-scarf easy knit. This neck warmer is worked as a long rectangle and features a Celtic-style braided cable that is edged with a seed stitch. A one-skein wonder, the pattern repeat flies by and can be lengthened...

Named for the almost 8 mile lake in upstate New York, Lake Otsego Ear Warmer is a quick and cozy knit accessory. Worked as a rectangle for adjustable head size, this buttoned ear warmer has a ribbed edge with a bed of seed stitch in the middle to add textural interest. This is the perfect project to whip out as a gift (for yourself or others) o...

Worked in a drop-stitch pattern, there are beads on the garter stitch rows that add a little sparkle to the pattern. If its for a more casual use, you can eliminate the beads!