This simple, chunky cowl knits up quickly and easily. It’s soft enough to be close to your skin, and warm enough for even the coldest winter days. It’s my absolute favorite winter accessory.

This clever sock is worked in garter stitch with a series of yarn overs and dropped stitches to create the ebb and flow of the design.

This hat is knit flat and grafted together, then the crown is knit in the round. The yarn makes a lovely soft fabric that is warm without being very bulky. It’s my go to hat this fall, and I think it will be yours too!

This comfy cowl is knit flat and then grafted. It uses just one skein of worsted weight yarn, but you could easily add length for a longer piece! This is a very quick knit, and the chart is very easy to memorize. The perfect cozy accessory for a brisk day. This project knits up so quickly it would also make a great gift knit.

This sock is knit top down. It has a one inch twisted rib cuff. The pattern has cables and lace down the leg and foot. The sock is constructed with a heel flap and gusset, and grafted at the toe.

This cabled sock has cables that travel from the leg down to the foot. . It is knit top down with a ribbed cuff and the heel is created with a heel flap and gusset.

This hat is knit in three steps. First the cabled band is worked to a custom length (sample is knit to 22 inches), and grafted together. Then stitches are picked up along the top edge of the band to knit the crown of the hat. Last, stitches are picked up to knit the cuff of the hat.

This cozy, chunky cowl is knit flat and grafted together. It’s a very quick knit and would make a great first cable project!

The Hope hat is a cabled hat knit in three steps. First, the cabled band is knit to fit the head circumference. Then stitches are picked up along the top edge of the cabled band to knit the crown, and along the bottom edge to knit the cuff. This gives plenty of flexibility in the final sizing. Gauge here is approximate. I designed the hat to be...