This is a very snuggly hat and cowl set, with a deeply textured fabric that will hold the warmth next to you. The pattern includes instructions for a hat and cowl in worsted weight, and a long cowl in fingering weight.

This great hat is fun to make and fun to wear!

Based on the pi-shawl, this elegant accessory gracefully drapes over the shoulders and stays put.

An unusual, elegant cowl with chevron edges formed as you knit. It can be doubled for a close-to-the-neck snuggle-up, or draped as a chic extra layer between you and the cold.

This elegant lace shawl was dreamed up for my alpaca lace yarn at a knitting retreat nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains amongst the clouds. I envisioned being wrapped in the cloud of softness created by this ultra-light lace-weight yarn.

This handsome sock is perfect for any foot. The ribbing hugs the foot and the wickerwork patterning stands out in high relief, while the eye of partridge heel refines the look, making it a dressy sock.

This is a handsome scarf with a sophisticated lace pattern, set within a garter stitch border, that will compliment any outfit in your wardrobe. Milanese lace, a lovely old pattern originating in Italy, is a true lace, with pattern stitches occurring on both sides of the work.

A treat of unusual cable patterns combine to make this hat fun to knit. The Banjo cable employs one of the few techniques available to produce a circular shape in knitting, while the companion Uneven cable adds to the liveliness. Sections of seed stitch top it all off, complimenting the seed stitch centers of the little “banjos” marching up the...

This gem will truly be your best friend. The mesh lace pattern produces an eye-catchingly elegant fabric suitable for layering with a jacket or as a statement accessory that can be worn through Fall, Winter, and Spring. The no fringe option produces a geometric design wearable by men and women.