Originally designed for a snow diving toddler, who always manages to get snow down his coat, this balaclava is a hit. Warm and cozy, this pattern features bulky yarn and a tight stitch that has the look and feel of a knit piece. The pattern contains sizes Baby, Toddler, Child, Teen, Adult, and Large Adult. Designed for minimal seaming, the Bala...

This lovely striped scarf is primarily worked in the moss stitch. The size is easily adjusted to suit your style. Worsted weight yarn works well but for more of a rustic feel look for a handspun 2 ply yarn from a local spinner.

This pattern combines crochet with basic weaving to make a delightfully thick fabric with a unique look. The pattern starts by making a mesh followed by long chains to be woven into the mesh. The picture uses a handspun thick and thin yarn but could easily be substituted with aa super bulky or jumbo weight yarn.

This beanie uses a herringbone stitch to give it great texture to this close-fitting beanie. Worked from the top down it works up quickly. Designed for gradient and self-striping type yarns to allow for smooth color transitions.

The pattern is top-down using primarily Split Single Crochet (AKA Waistcoat stitch) with a Back loop only single crochet for the brim. Using a Jumbo yarn (4-5 WPI) and 16mm/Q hook, this hat works up quickly into a thick, squishy, and warm winter beanie. Perfect for when you want a project you can finish in one sitting. If using Knit Picks tuff ...