Knit with sock weight yarn, these finely knit mitts feature ribbed sections at cuff and fingers and a zig zag texture created with simple cable stitches.

Knit with sock/fingering weight yarn, these finely knit fingerless gloves feature a ribbed cuff and fingers with a lightly textured diamond pattern created with simple cable stitches. With minimal cabling, these gloves are very stretchy.

Knit with worsted weight yarn, these large cables have a uniquely quirky rhythm.

Knit with worsted weight yarn, these fingerless gloves are a simple twist on a traditional rib.

Knit with worsted weight yarn, these fingerless gloves use a large scale cabled pattern to create an architectural motif.

Cables create a ripple effect of circles in these fingerless gloves.

Inspired by the intricate patterns of chain maille, these highly cabled fingerless gloves look more complex than they are to knit. Though not as stretchy as some of my other patterns, the thumb gusset gives the gloves a comfortable fit.

Knit with worsted weight yarn, these ribbed fingerless gloves feature spiraling ribs reminiscent of a nautilus shell. With minimal cabling, these gloves are very stretchy.

hese fingerless gloves can use DK or light worsted weight yarn. Cables create a textured repeat.

These two patterns use the same design with different techniques. Both patterns are included in the PDF. Full charted and written instructions.

These light fingerless gloves use worsted and fingering weight yarn together in a two-color slipped stitch pattern reminiscent of graph paper.

These fingerless mitts knit from the bottom cuff up.

Cable Ribbed pattern knit in the round at the bottom and then knit flat around the top.

The ribbed pattern gently moves diagonally across the gloves for a subtle shift in pattern.

These densely cabled gloves knit up beautifully in hand dyed yarns with good stitch definition.

These simple fingerless gloves use twisted ribs and cables to create a pattern inspired by Ironwork for an overall pattern and texture. They have a nice fit with thumb gusset increases and simple bind-off thumb hole.

Free Super soft blanket with a hood for all you Doctor Who fans out there.

This is a great hat for solid or heather yarn. It has a beautiful twill pattern created by a simple drop stitch pattern on top. The bottom utilizes a twisted rib pattern to shape the hat for a tailored look.

Continuing on the twisted rib theme, the Ginger Hat utilizes a twisted rib detail that adds subtle texture and helps shape the bottom of the beret as it meets the bottom gathered brim. Knit from the top down, increases are added in eight sections every other row. This hat knits up beautifully in solid or heather yarns.

This fingerless mitt pattern features a simple twisted rib texture with working buttoned cuff and a choice of two options for finishing the top: flat or fancier 2-st picot.

These highly textured socks use slip-stitch cabling to create flat twists and braids that are mirrored on front and back of the sock from the center. When worn the sock stretches to reveal the beautiful detail of the ribs.

This is a simple ribbed sock pattern knit from the top down and is designed to easily keep count of rows without becoming too monotonous. The ribs have a twisted knit stitch in the middle to help define the line of the ribs in the sock.

This hat knits from the bottom up. This full beret style hat reminds me of a meringue cookie with the puffed out sides and the swirl of pattern at the top.

These gloves are inspired by Anne of Green Gables and Anne’s love of puffed sleeves.

Updated to include pattern charts. This pattern knits from the top down in one piece. The thumb hole combines a reinforced button hole with the creation of a small gusset below for a more tailored fit.

This hat knits from the bottom up. This finely knit subtle pattern makes a beautiful light-weight hat for men or women.

Pattern updated 01.24.13

This hat knits from the bottom up. Ear flaps are knit flat and then attached by a cast on brim. Hat knits like a regular bottom-up hat from there.

This hat knits from the bottom up. Earflaps are knit first and then attached together with a cast-on brim, which then knits much like a traditional hat.

Beautiful textured fingerless gloves in large herringbone pattern. Pattern can be made with US 6 or US7 depending on preferred look.

The decreases are designed to maintain the relatively unbroken line of the ribs through the crown. Reversible so it can be rolled up at the rim.

Pattern includes written directions with additional charts for longer and shorter length gloves. Two-color gloves in textured pattern.

Pattern updated 01.22.13

I’ve revised this pattern with more detailed instructions, measurements and a pattern chart. Enjoy! 12/12

01/02/13 - I have updated this pattern with a chart and more information.

An updated version of this pattern is now available. 01-11-13