What do you do with one 70 yd skein of beautiful handspun yarn? This is the question I decided that I needed an answer to! This simple pattern will showcase the textures unique to handspun yarn, worked in the round with a simple bound off gusset thumbhole. They work up quickly, perfect for that first cold snap or holiday gifts! These are a stre...

Glendalough, Ireland is called one of the greenest places on Earth.. In the cold of winter, this cozy double layer cowl will keep you toasty as you dream of the green of spring. Knit the unlined version for when the temperatures rise. The lined cowl is started with a provisional cast on in the middle of the lining, allowing the piece to be graf...

Inspired by the character of the clown Louison in Jeneut’s film ‘Delicatessen’, these gloves knit up quickly and are appropriate for men and women alike. For larger sizes, go up a needle size or two.

I managed to eek out a pair with one ball of ‘Stroll’ at 231 yds for a size 7 1/2 foot. However, it may be a good idea to have leftover yarn from a previous pair of socks paired with a full ball for larger sizes, or opt for a single ball of another fingering weight at 250 yds. Pattern includes charts for cuff and lace pattern.

This pattern is inspired by the heroines in the films of Jean-Pierre Jeunet. It includes charts for the lace cuff and cable/lace foot, and they are much simpler than they look. It’s a great pattern for handspun, as the yardage is so low.

This is a great project for handspun as well, as the yardage is quite low. Using the Patons Grace there will be yarn left over. Pattern includes charts for the cuff and lace patterns.