I wanted an earflap hat pattern that could use up the scraps of Cascade 220 yarn I had so I whipped out this hat and have written up the pattern for anyone interested! This pattern contains several child and adult sizes in 3 different gauges.

I wanted a warm ski hat for myself so I whipped up this easy pattern. The crown was a lot of trial and error for me so I wrote it up for all those that were interested. Enjoy!

This was just a simple pattern that I created in order to use up my leftover Cascade 220 stash and also to keep my kiddos warm while skiing. I got a lot of requests for it so I wrote it up. It’s so simple I hesitate to claim it as a pattern but here you go!

Updated on 10/15/2008 due to mistake in the pattern that was caught by Asa. Thanks Asa!

I have a lot of fingering weight yarn and rather than knitting another pair of socks, I decided to knit this amazingly soft and silk yarn as a scarf. I wrote up the pattern if you’d like an alternative idea for your sock yarn stash.

I originally designed and knitted this sweater for my husband, Matt, after we saw a similar one in the 2005 movie, THE FOG. I received a lot of requests to write up the pattern so here it is. I owe a huge credit and thanks to Ann Budd for letting me use and reference her book - The Knitter’s Handy Book Of Sweater Patterns in the design and publ...

This colorwork earflap hat pattern includes several child and adult sizes.