It’s now only hours before you need to have that special present, yet you still have nothing. What are you going to do? Stash dive of course and make this supper easy (yet IMPRESSIVE and FUNCTIONAL) beanie! Worked with one skein of chunky yarn (or 2 strands of worsted held together) and large needles, you could have this hat finished in 2 hours...

Are you ready for a squishy and rhythmic stitch pattern that you can really sink into at the end of a busy day? Looking for a simple pattern that is easy to follow and will give you a beautiful and scrumptious cowl? You will love Twice As Nice cowl!

The Homesteader Hat is a broken ribbed beanie that will quickly become everyone’s favorite. The easily memorized stitch pattern produces a wonderfully squishy and stretchy fabric to accommodate everyone in the family! You can easily modify this pattern by adjusting the brim and/or the length to give you a perfect fitting hat!

Winter Walking Mitts are close fitting mittens featuring a cabeling pattern runing down the back of the hand. Easy enough for an advanced beginner, but interesting enough to keep even the most seasoned knitter coming back to make another pair!

This quick and satisfying project looks so much more complicated than it really is. If you can knit and purl, you can make this! No fancy color work required! Each round is worked in a single color, while your second color waits at the beginning of the round to be worked.

Wind rows beanie is snug fitting and features two different sets of cables throughout the body and a double thick ribbed brim for extra warmth. Worked from the bottom up in the round, this beanie is perfect if you have ever wanted to try knitting cables or are looking for an easy, yet satisfying, cable project.

When I go for a walk around my neighborhood I see a grand total of 4 homes - in about 2 square miles. The rest of the view is miles and miles of grass. The slightest breeze sends beautiful ripples through the fields. Prairie Grass Cowl was inspired by those beautiful fields.