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I had the great opportunity to design these mittens with Jill’s yarn in the amazing Hey, Ray of Sunshine color which may just be what you need to get through the grey days of November!

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The subtle fall tones of this colorway, combined with the flash of sparkle seem to make the surprisingly fluid border dance along the edge of this shawl. Use your favorite variegated or color changing yarn.

A light, bright shawl for transitional seasons. Decreasing bands of bright colors transition from cool blue to a deep, warm purple in this lightweight shawl.

Late fall (and early spring) game days can be tough on those determined fans filling the grandstands. Stay warm while showing your team spirit with the Varsity Mittens. Densely knit with bulky yarn (or doubled worsted yarn!), these cozy mittens knit up FAST! Make a pair for you, your student-athlete, or the whole team!

Knit in your favorite team colors and stay warm while showing your team spirit!

A cadence, or drum cadence, is a piece of music played exclusively by the percussion section of a marching band. It’s the fun drum piece played between the larger works where the entire band participates.

This adjustable cowl can be worn as a short scarf, a long loose cowl or a short snuggly one. The moveable double buttons allow you to configure the cowl to fit the way you need it to, each time! Gorgeous, glowing, alternating colors worked in a super easy to memorize, 2-row repeat create stripes that evoke the golden afternoons of late autumn.

A flexible fabric of small tiles, lets you take advantage of those small balls of yarn in your stash!

This extra long shawl can do double duty as an extra wide scarf. A simple combination of alternating st rows creates a warm and enveloping wrap, with an open cascade of lace at the bottom edge that gets a bit of a flirty kick with the addition of tassels.

This semi-crescent shawl is extra long with a cozy, squishy garter stitch center and sharply pointed lace fins along the bottom edge. A simple garter body gains width and interest with a short lace section, bordered by garter ridges, and a lace edge that is knitted on, so in the end you only have to bind off 23sts!

This modern take on the classic knit log cabin style is slightly skewed to create an asymmetrical triangle shawl while retaining the traditional, sharp, right angle joins of the color blocks. The cotton and silk content of the yarn give it great durability and drape, with a subtle shine, and just the right amount of warmth for all but the colde...

Working this cowl with a moebius twist lets the gradual color shift of a gradient yarn expand outward from the center, reminding me of antique glass candy bowls. The stitch pattern is a multiple of 6, so shorten or lengthen this one at will!

Knit and Crochet directions included in this pattern.

Knit and Crochet instructions included in this pattern.

The biasing stripes of this scarf trace the spiraling path of falling maple seeds.Combining two yarns in different weights, but the same color, results in additional, layered texture and surprising drape. And the edging at both ends moves and ripples like maple leaves in an autumn breeze!

Two simple stitch patterns combine in a luxurious cowl perfect for any person in your life. Easy to adjust to a longer or shorter length, this cowl is the ideal last minute gift!

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When I was a kid everyone had living room furniture in these colors. Some had scenes of hunting dogs and partridges, others featured enormous floral prints or geometric designs, and most had some sort of crocheted afghan in coordinating colors. I find comfort in these colors and in the classic chevron that was to be seen in so many of those mat...

The Mitts are simple to make and the first can double as your gauge swatch! The cowl is a diminishing spiral that gives you a double width of fabric to tuck into the front of your coat to protect you from drafts.

George Theofiel Dib is credited with the invention of the candy button machine and when I was a kid we called those strips of paper with colorful candy dots dibs. This cowl is meant to show off your favorite yarns with long color shifts, perfect for that lone skein of Noro or your handspun and it’s a great project to dip your feet into stranded...

I love a good basic mitten pattern but they always seem to be a bit gappy between the cuff and the thumb gusset. By carrying the ribbing up the outside edge and onto the thumb there’s enough grip to keep the mitten snug around your lower hand. The ribbing almost disappears between cuff and thumb and grows organically for the thumb gusset making...

Finished Size: 32” around x 8” deep

These scrumptious textured mittens have a seed stitch pattern on the back of the hand with smooth stockinette on the palm. A long, loosely knit cuff makes these great for crunching up around your wrist, tucking inside your sleeves or folding back, and the double thick knit hands and thumbs keep your digits toasty warm.

Inspired by chill autumn walks and the natural beauty on the grounds of Old Sturbridge Village, these mittens have a utilitarian shape with simple embellishment that can be easily tailored to your perfect color palette. The band of colorwork can be worked as you knit or added with duplicate stitch when the knitting is done.

A gorgeous crescent shawl named for long blooming asters, this shawl is sure to be the bright crown to finish that perfect fall ensemble. A simple combination of double crochet and chain stitches, with an easy to memorize pattern, means this shawl will work up effortlessly! Use a yarn with a slow color shift for a beautiful gradient, work the p...

These mitts feature a little stream of reverse stockinette running up the wrist to the thumb, and they’re totally reversible! The perfect addition to chilly morning walks to class or those last few evenings dining al fresco.

The slightly slouchy hat and mittens are the perfect quick projects to take advantage of an easy texture pattern. The offset 2x1 ribbing reads almost like seed stitch but is easier on a knitter’s hands!

In March the winds change, the jet stream shifts bringing warmer air up from the south, and when that combines with the longer days and warming temperatures of impending Spring the Maple trees in North America begin to wake up. Our family has been making pure maple syrup for 11 years, and combining my two favorite hobbies just seemed natural. S...

With a color palette inspired by two of my favorite people, Kari Chapin and Eric Nixon, this super-floaty, soft and warm cowl can be worn long or short for doubled warmth on cold winter days.

Need an extra little gift for Valentine’s Day or just something special for someone you love? The Heart Pop Hat is a perfect last-minute gift! Just a little yarn and an afternoon or evening are all you need to finish up this classic beanie with a whimsical pop.

This soft, squishy rug works up in an afternoon and is surprisingly durable as the yarn from Swan Hollow Studio has already been felted.

With a large hook, a soft chunky yarn and just an hour or two you can create a stunning textured cowl that’s right in style this winter.

Potholders make great gifts, and this set is great to have in your gift stash for that last minute invite to a house warming party or weekend get-away. They are double-layer for extra protection from heat.

This tapered stole takes advantage of the bounce and strength of the baby alpaca and merino content of Valley Yarns Northfield while the silk really helps the hand-dyed color shine. Pair this with the perfect little black dress for a formal evening or cozy up in jeans and a T-shirt.

This bottom-up raglan pullover has fun, bright stripes that are deceptively easy to make and can be placed according to the pattern or your own whims!

A pair of simple 2x2 ribbed fingerless mitts with a delicate 2-stitch cable motif on the backs of the hands.

The classic set-in sleeve cardigan features a subtle striping effect achieved by working with two different yarns of the same color. Sure to become a wardrobe staple, this cardigan is simple enough to wear with jeans or dress it up with a button-down and pencil skirt.

This easy and surprisingly light-weight pullover/poncho has an enclosed waist to keep you snug and warm. Ombre stripes at hem and neckline, as well as a simple cable detail, to keep your interest as you work.

A super simple cowl meant to make the most of that single skein of amazing hand-spun.

This adorable cowl really shows off the beautiful stitch pattern, and will keep you toasty warm!

Granny squares play the starring role in this sweet set. The simple fingerless mitts and matching granny band hat will get you through the cool months of Fall.

The Alexandrium Cardigan is a bottom up, seamless raglan with the colorful lace detailing worked vertically on the bodice.

HOT BUTTON is a 2 layer potholder with a simple back, a front worked with in-tandem rows and a picot border with pop.

A simple 16 st pattern of undulating, tessellated waves alternating with single crochet, make this pattern look more complicated than it is.

This stylish round-bottom purse has vintage appeal, and it’s worked in an easy-to-remember two-row lace pattern. You can completely change the look with the lining color and button choice.

No Intarsia! No stranding! No Bobbins! Just stripes!

The simple drop-shoulder t-shirt has a band of textured stitches at hem, cuffs and neckline.

The inverted v-stitch pattern on the leg shows off the subtly changing hues of this tonal yarn beautifully. These socks are worked cuff-down with a traditional heel flap and gusset.

The perfect little mid-season cowl made with one skein and an easy to memorize pattern.

The stunningly simple crocheted lace of the Crocus Bud Scarf creates a gorgeous accessory that will fly off your hook!

This is a simple, crew-neck, drop-shoulder, bottom-up, seamed cardigan can be worked in any gauge with any weight yarn, though it’s shown here in lovely Valley Yarns Stockbridge. The simple combination of single and half-double crochet rows used here gives you a supple, flexible fabric.

The Berry Bramble Blanket is a quick and cozy blanket with two easy to memorize pattern rows that gains visual interest by using three colors. No need to weave in the ends as they become part of the fringe!

This flutter sleeve tee is worked top-down in an easy-to-remember shell stitch with simple increases that form decorative raglan seams. The loose cap sleeves and slight a-line shape is flattering on many forms.

Stunning fans of bobbles and picots give the Sumac Berry Shawl a flamenco flair. The beveled edges, length and width make it wearable as a scarf or a shawl.

This flapper style hat and mitten set has subtle ridges that reminded me of the gills on mushrooms, they’re only visible when you look underneath, or when you fold back the edges. So, keep the ridges as your little secret or share them with the world.

My Sicilian Grandmother taught me how to crochet when I was seven and granny squares were the first thing I tackled after learning chains and single crochet. I’m always looking for new ways to use what I already know and this rearrangement of the Granny just tickles me. The scarf is worked lengthwise from the center out giving you the classic g...

This set was inspired by the buttery colored bricks of the Wheatleigh Inn’s facade, the grays in the rustic gravel drive and the stunning blue skies, perfect for a great winter getaway in the Berkshires.

Worked side-to-side, this cardigan has wide an easy lace pattern with overlapping front panels and a flattering square neckline. The lace pattern is just one row so it’s easy to memorize, and the mostly double crochet sleeves keep the project moving quickly.

An openwork linen market bag perfect for trips to the Farmer’s Market, for picking up your weekly farm share or a day at the beach.

With one simple, additional step to a standard crochet stitch you can create a fabric that is perfect for socks. Working the Cosmos Socks from the toe up means you can make socks that truly fit.

A simple broomstick lace bracelet to practice your basics!

A quick and easy summer kerchief that looks just as good taming your locks as it does adding shine to your neckline.

The October Mountain Cardigan offers warmth without the weight. An easy to memorize stitch pattern makes this one fly off the hook and blocking really brings out the beauty of the stitches.

Originally published as a free pattern, The Iris Shawl has been updated for clarity of language and construction, as well as having the addition of a decorative edging and optional stripes.

Did you know that a sweater can be made with just two hexagons? The cute, bright colors of the Carle Baby Cardigan remind us of illustrator Eric Carle’s famous The Very Hungry Caterpillar.

A spiraling trellis of bobbles leads to a delicate central flower. The ribbing gives the brim grip without any squeeze.

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What baby’s face doesn’t appear even more appealing when perfectly framed and topped with a whimsical peak? This vintage bonnet will keep your little one warm and stylish for winter, and it works up in just an afternoon.

For every “plain Jane” out there that dreams of the perfect, alabaster-skinned, vegetarian man here is a pair of seemingly plain, black, fingerless mitts that pair up to reveal you as the ultimate fan girl.

Every girls needs a little something to help keep her warm while staying stylish. Those little scrap skeins of yarn from previous projects are perfect for these little beauties. Give yourself an afternoon to whip these up and you can head out cozy and cute in your new fingerless mitts.

Adorable and comfortable in-home footwear is just a few short hours away! Using a surprisingly small amount of yarn (perfect for those project scraps)and simple stitches you too can create the perfect little slippers.

Add a splash of color to your kitchen today.

Save your tables from sweaty summer glasses! You can complete a full set in one afternoon.

Everyone loves a bit of warmth and weight on their shoulders when those chilly autumn breezes blow through. The combination of silk and other fibers in Berroco’s Seduce feels sensual against the skin and has a surprising ability to hold warmth. This scarf works up so quickly you can pick up the yarn on Friday and wear the finished scarf out to ...