One size hat with folded brim and twisted stitches.

One size hat with ribbed brim.

One size hat with ribbed brim.

This fun-looking scarf is knit in variegated sock yarn, but it would look equally good in any solid yarn, too, because the texture itself is interesting enough. For people with more conservative taste, this scarf can be worked without the snake’s head, and the length of this scarf can be altered to meet anyone’s needs.

This beautiful one size lacy hat has a garter stitch band. There are nupps in the center of every leaf motif to make it even more interesting. If you find nupps too difficult to work, you can knit bobbles instead or replace this stitch with a simple knit stitch.

This lacy stole was inspired by Haapsalu scrafs. It is simple rectangular shawl with edging at both ends. Stole is worked from side to side. Shawl’s body is knitted first, then the edging at one end of the shawl and then the edging at the other end. If worked in lace weight yarn as here, this stole can be used as a scarf as well.

This lacy cowl was inspired by the first maple leaves in the spring. The lace pattern reminds you of the leaves that are not yet fully open and grown.

This lacy and busy triangular shawl is slightly asymmetrical and is worked from one side corner to the other side edge. The shawl includes 5 different lace patterns - a panel running on one side edge, an edging finishing the other and 3 different lace patterns growing with the shawl one after another. The shawl is inspired by Haapsalu shawl pat...

These simple and cute fingerless mittens have a double flower attached to the back of their hands, but they would look equally good without it as there is a big smooth diamond under there. You could use this diamond as a frame for embroidery if you enjoy embroidery.

This is a messy bun hat with a lot of cables. To keep the hole for a bun (or ponytail) from stretching out, a ponytail holder is crocheted to the edge of this hole.

One size hat that has a lot of cables. It can be made with short ribbed brim or longer folded brim.

One size hat with garter stitch brim and twisted stitches.

This exciting and fun to knit cowl is worked back and forth in rows and spirally joined as you go along. To make it more interesting, there are some lacy leaves added, so working this cowl involves some yarn overs, twists and slipped stitches.

This simple yet elegant two-colored shawl is knitted in merino wool. The shawl is worked sideways in one piece in garter stitch. Short rows add interest.

One size hat with double ribbing and twisted stitches.

This is an elegant two-colored shawl knitted in wool. Wrap body is worked in one piece in garter stitch. All parts of wrap body are joined as you go along and shaped with short rows (+ increasing and decreasing of center part). The border is worked to the wrap later.

This one-piece scarf is a really versatile accessory. You’ll have a scarf and cowl together, there are pockets at the ends of scarf so you can stick your hands in them to warm up your fingers on a chilly day and if you feel that your ears are cold you can pull the outer cowl up and have a headband to warm them.

This super easy and fun to knit unisex hat is worked back and forth in rows and spirally joined as you go along.

These snugly and comfortable fingerless mittens with honeycombs are fun and quick to knit.

The construction of this lacy shawl is a bit unusual. Upper edge of the shawl is knitted first, then with short rows you move to the center of upper edge and from there you start to work the shawl body down in a half-circle shape.

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This hat with braids is knitted back and forth in rows. You only need 2 needles to knit it.

If you are planning to knit both Cranberry mittens and hat, you’ll need 3 skeins of yarn not 4!

If you are planning to knit both Cranberry hat and mittens, you’ll need 3 skeins of yarn not 4!

This simple hat has a beautiful flower in the center of the crown. It can be worn either with brim down or brim turned up. You can make a pom-pom for this hat, or not.

There are 15 different snowflakes in these unique mittens.

This simple yet cute tam got its name from a little star in the center of the crown. It is an easy and quick knit.

These beautiful and eye-catching cabled gloves are most comfortable and cuddly. To add interest, try knitting these gloves in variegated yarn.

This shawl is an updated version of the shawl that was published in Estonian magazine Käsitöö (spring 2008).

The tote got its name from the first version of this bag - it was yellow like Sun. The pattern is written in UK crochet terms. Gauge is not essential, pattern should work with any yarn weight and matching needle size.