Here’s a hat and collar duo that will keep you toasty warm in any weather.

What’s so special about these socks? Two words – fit and fun.

The biggest issue with the Latvian braid worked in the round is the jog that appears at the beginning of the round. This e-book is offering a solution to this issue.

Here are patterns for two fully reversible projects – a Fringed Wrap and a Fringed Cowl. Both projects are simple with an easy-to-remember pattern repeat, but with a few clever knitting techniques that make these projects interesting.

These socks are called “binary” because the colour pattern is based on a sequence of two stitches worked in one colour and two stitches worked in the other colour.

This beret is worked from the top down with increases scattered on the top part so that they do not form the distinct lines that we usually see on knitted berets. All of that makes it a very interesting project.

This summer top is comfortable yet not baggy. It is fitted enough to gently hug your body and loose enough to keep you from feeling hot when the weather gets warmer. The easy to knit stripy pattern decorates the body of the top while also helping to conceal the “worrisome” parts of the waistline (not that any of us needs that, of course :-))

This pattern explains in a clear step by step way how to knit low cut sneaker socks that don’t slip off the feet as we walk or even run.

Here’s a must-have accessory for anyone’s wardrobe. You can wear this blanket scarf as a thick cowl wrapped around your neck on a windy winter day, as a poncho during a stroll in the city or as a shawl on a quiet summer evening.

This trendy tote will serve you well as your everyday carry-all bag that is big enough to hold all the necessities you need during the day (your knitting, a good book and a bar of chocolate :-).

This beanie+cowl duo is a perfect solution for staying comfortable every day during colder months.

This sweater has a fantastic fit - it flows around the body and seems to have a precise shaping. The truth is - there is almost no shaping at all. The fit is created by the garter stitch and the sideways construction.

It’s a drop shoulder sweater with a flattering fit. I called it “Facile” (it means “easy, effortless” in French) because the construction of this sweater is very simple.

If you have a very special stuffed animal friend, or if you know someone who does, these stylish outfits will make you or that person incredibly happy.