Ease into knitting with wire with this earring pattern. Included along with the pattern are tips for working with wire, as well as detailed pictures of each step.

My coat is always hanging open, so what could be better than a giant scarf to keep my middle warm? This simple eyelet scarf is kicked up a notch by knitting it on the bias. Since it’s knit out of a soft, bulky yarn, it’s still warm despite the holes.

Knit Primetime in an evening of watching your favorite shows. It knits up quickly in the round, using ribbing and a simple eyelet lace pattern. It’s available in 2 sizes, average slouch and super slouch. (Shown in super slouch.) . Even though Primetime has a lace pattern, the fabric is still dense and warm due to the doubled yarn.

This versatile beanie adds a touch of extra warmth for your wee ones. Because the stitch pattern is ribbing based, the hat is especially stretchy and will accommodate a wide range of head sizes. It’s also completely reversible.

My favorite part of knitting a hat is the crown. I especially like the spiral the decreases make as they swirl towards the center. The decreases of this hat stand out on a field of pebbled seed stitch. Baby cables around the bottom edge add an extra bit of texture. The yarn used is soft, silky, and washable; perfect for little ones.