These fantastic fulled/felted mitten work up quickly and are super warm. They’re great for sailing, skiing, snowboarding and any other out door activity where your hands have the potential to get wet and cold.

I HATE hats. A lot. I hate how they pull at your hair, how uncomfortable they are and I just loathe them.

This fun hat is reversible and easy to make. It won’t take you more than a few hours and then you’ll have 2 hats -because it’s reversible!

These mitts take advantage of funky yarn that changes weight. They fit comfortably on women’s hands and also stretch to fit men’s hands.

This pattern allows you to create reversible yoga socks. You can make them as tall as you want. To make a bigger size, use a larger hook. It takes one skein of yarn to complete them but may use less depending how long you make them. They are striped with ridges on one side and an imitation knit stitch on the other. Enjoy!

This is a fun, loopy cowl that provides a great way to use up your mohair. I always find beautiful mohair in second hand stores and I never know what to do with it.

This is a really pretty pattern I’ve been working on perfecting for awhile.

This is an amazingly textured pattern that uses crochet in third loop only. The combined effect of the self striping yarn and the ridges make these gloves really special.

This handwarmer pattern has it all; texture, colour and variety. The combination of yarn colours you can use is endless, and each pair can be totally different. The best part about this pattern is that it requires very little yarn, so you can use up all those pesky scraps in your stash.