A simple pair of knitted garters to hold up your stockings. These are not delicate, lacy little things, but substantial garters for REAL calves.

Immortalized in Robert Burns’ epic poem (c. 1791), “Tam O’Shanter,” the wool tam has been worn by Scots for centuries. This iconic floppy cap has shaped pop culture, from Benjamin Bunny to the characters in our favorite Scottish literature. This take on the classic tam includes options for felting, sizes S/M/L, and choice of toppers.

Perfect for re-enactors, living history interpreters, or arm-chair historians!

A little sweater for your favorite to-go beverage. Keep your drink toasty; keep your hands safe; and keep all those little paper cozies the coffee houses use out of the landfills.

Simple can be beautiful. Depending on the number of stitches you cast on, this long rectangular garment can be worn as a scarf or shoulder wrap. The perfect pattern to practice new knitting skills, make a quick gift or showcase unique yarn, you can wear it plain or embellish it with fringe.

Sometimes simple is best. This is my go-to mitt recipe when I need sturdy durable mitts and I need them fast. The pattern showcases the natural beauty and texture of handspun yarns, but any bulky weight yarn will do.