Here’s a fun and easy scarf to whip up now that winter has arrived in the northeast. However, you don’t have to live in the northeast to knit this beauty!

For those of you who may know, I’ve got a beautiful set of twin girls who often times influence my designs!

I’d been percolating this design while on a family vacation last spring. Finally found the perfect yarn and here they are, the Gathering Mitts!

This scarf was designed while visiting one of my favorite cities in the world, London. With all it’s funky shaped cabs, buses, bicycles and pedestrians interweaving through what seemed to be chaotic streets with ease, London won my heart. We hope the London Calling Scarf will win yours!

This garment is a loose fit cropped drop shoulder sweater worked back and forth from the bottom up. The front and back are joined at the shoulders with the neck being worked in the round. The sleeves are picked up from the shoulder and worked down to the wrist. The sides are slip stitch crocheted together with the seam on the outside of the gar...

The Whisper Tassel Wrap is worked from the bottom up increasing on both the knit and purl sides. It is then lightly felted before adding the tassel trim.

Ever want to keep your neck and shoulders warm but didn’t want the weight of a full sweater? I’ve designed these two “caplets” with that in mind. Something stylish to keep you cozy without adding all that bulk. Wear it with jeans and a t-shirt or over that little black dress! They are both knit on big needles and work up rather quickly. Not onl...

It’s no secret I love Knit Collage yarns and Sister is one of my favorites. This design was inspired when working on the Highland Caplet. Not only is it hooded, it’s longer and has “sleeves” to keep you warm and cozy for the upcoming winter months. The Hooded Highland Shrug is constructed in one piece working back and forth on circular needles....

This is an easy to make crochet t-shirt top suitable for an advanced beginner level. It is done in a DK weight cotton but would be just as spectacular in a linen such as Louet’s EuroFlax Linen or Lana Knits Hemp for Knitting Allhemp6 or silk yarn such as Stargazer or Maharani Silk by Knit Collage.

Knit this stylish caplet in the time it takes to watch your favorite movie! It’s easy to make and fun to wear. Whether over a tank or t-shirt, this caplet adds a bit of warmth without adding bulk. We like the nubbly texture of Sister by Knit Collage but you could use any super bulky yarn. We’ve actually knit one up in Cascade Magnum and Blue Sk...

Wrap your neck in luxury with a cabled scarf that is as stylish and warm as it is easy to knit. This versatile pattern can also be made for men -- omit the bobbles, buttonhole, leather strap and toggle and the Bracken Cable Scarf will become your go-to man gift.

Whip up a cozy bandana cowl in fun-to-touch seed stitch then take it over the top by dip dyeing it. The knitting, at 2 stitches an inch on size 17 needles, couldn’t go more quickly. And the dyeing…well the dyeing is magic. And fun. And so easy you will want to dip dye your entire wardrobe!

I made this fast, fun and striking collar in memory of my dear friend Ellen. It dresses up the lowliest sweat shirt, or t-shirt and jeans, not to mention making any dress you’re wearing even more stunning.

Need a fast, fun, colorful project to liven up your knitting? The Mad Dash Wrap has it all. Yummy yarn, big needle knitting and an end result you’ll never want to take off.

Why spend all that time knitting leg wamers when you can whip up fast, easy and oh so stylish Boot Cuffs! Just the right length for topping any of your favorite boots (or high tops!) these are a fun knit and are not at all bulky. Try all three different ways, with or without pom poms or tassels. You won’t be able to stop making these!

Fast, fun and the most stylish way to stay warm this winter, the Snow Cap Hat will be your favorite accessory of the year. Be warned though…all your friends are going to want one!

Warm and fashionable, this stylish cowl and hat are quick and easy to make. Done in Cascade’s Magnum yarn on big needles, you’ll have them knit up in no time. Perfect for yourself or a gift and sure to keep you warm!

Stand out from the winter crowd with this knitting pattern to make your own Who Hat and Whoville Cowl. These are easy fast knits in chunky and colorful yarns from Knit Collage and they’re made even more special by the faux fur pom-poms. Don’t be intimidated…we include step by step make your own pom-pom directions and trust us, it’s so easy you’...

This pattern was inspired by my family’s Friday night summer tradition of watching movies on a big screen in the back yard. Believe it or not, it can sometimes be chilly in the evenings here in New England! My children asked me to create something big and snuggly, so here it is! A perfect fall/winter project to keep you warm not only when you f...

This is a very easy sweater to knit and wear! Throw it over your suit at the beach or over your favorite t-shirt and jeans when the weather changes! It would also be very lovely in Noro Silk Garden or Noro Kureyon.

Think of these as a smile on your feet. Or at least one on your face every time you put on the Lazy Daisy Slips. Using the fun Daisy Chain yarn from Knit Collage, you’ll whip these slippers up quickly.

A hat with just the right amount of slouch, the Simply Slouchy Hat will become your “go to” headwear. And why not? Knit in the round using the fabulous Daisy Chain yarn from Knit Collage, this pattern goes very quickly. That’s good news, because you’ll be making more than one as all your friends will want one!

This easy to knit lace wrap has it all -- warmth, style and fun. The Mermaid Tide Wrap knits up quickly on big needles using Daisy Chain yarn from Knit Collage. We wear this wrap with everything from jeans to evening wear…and it looks fabulous!

The Farmer’s Daughter needs practical warmth but style too -- and the idea for the Mitts was born!

A poncho so warm and stylish, you’ll never want to take it off. This seed stitch creation has great texture and will keep you warm through the winter. A clever bit of tacking gives you sleeves -- a wonderful tailored detail that makes this poncho a standout. It’s a quick knit in Burly Spun, and you can choose to knit the turtle neck, as shown, ...

Stylish, warm AND easy to knit and seam together, the Asymmetrical Seed Stitch Poncho will become the winter wear you reach for again and again.

The perfect lap or baby blanket with a fun applied i-cord binding, the Homeward Bound Lap Blanket will keep you warm while you’re making it AND while you’re using it!