The pattern includes instructions for both the hat and cowl.

This pattern is a stash buster. Instructions are given for the exact hat, but it could easily be adjusted for your stash yarn.

This fun pullover is worked from the top down and is seamless. The body is worked in stockinette.

The is a relatively easy sweater done in fabulous Lucky Tweed. It has become my go to sweater. It is a raglan worked from the top down with a textured front panel.

This is another quick knit hat. Colors can be tailored to school or team colors. Another option would be to work it in a single color and let texture be the feature.

’Tis the season for hats. This sophisticated slouch hat consists of a combination of slipped stitches, knit stitches and purl stitches. It is suitable for a beginner knitter.

This DK sweater is perfect for every season. The sweater is worked flat until the neckline has been shaped. Thereafter, it is worked in round from the top down. Suitable for beginner and intermediate knitters.

Who doesn’t love the classic sock monkey look? My family was together today on one of the worst days in U.S. and World history so I am featuring them in my pattern. I have a little photo bomber who wants a hat too!

Everything about this pattern is “Random”. It started off with yarn that was going to be socks. I didn’t love them so I figured I’d make a hoodie instead. Then it wasn’t going to be a hoodie. In the end I went with a pullover that has a high-low split hem with a turtleneck collar. Cross stitching adds the finishing touch. The stripe color order...

This hat will surely get you in the mood for the holidays. It’s toasty warm too! I strongly encourage you to use the Cascade 220. It works up beautifully.

A quick knit hat in lush Malabrigo Rasta yarn. The rich color and texture make a striking combination.

This cardigan is called Roadtrippers since the project has covered a lot of ground. The majority of the yarn came from a trip to Norway with a stopover in Iceland. I couldn’t resist buying the Lettlopi from it’s home country. The project was then worked on during car rides to the cabin in northern Minnesota. Most recently it was worked on durin...

These “Nordic” mitts have Swedish, Icelandic, Latvian and Norwegian influences. The yarn combined with small needles create a dense fabric guaranteed to keep you warm!

This is a cozy warm hat and has become one of my go to hats on those frigid winter days in Minnesota. Perky Little Hat II is for your everyday super bulky yarn. My original pattern worked best with the Malabrigo Rasta yarn which was extra super bulky.

This cozy warm rustic hat was inspired by the True North Toque. It has been a huge hit with my adult daughters and their friends. The pattern comes in one size meant to fit the average adult. I am including 2 gauge options.

This hat is a fun quick little project - about a movie and a half. It would make a great gift.

These lovely buffalo checked Christmas stockings will add some charm to your home this winter. Instructions for the optional name plate is included.