Solaroptera are a pair of fingering weight mitts, with a butterfly motif on the top and a narrower lattice motive on the palm side. Butterflies are often thought to represent transformation, resilience and spiritual growth. The motif is charted only and colorwork experience is recommended for this pattern.

Lepidoptera refers to the order of winged insects that includes butterflies and moths. They are the second largest insect order in the world (behind Beetles), and perhaps the most widely recognized. Moths and butterflies have been seen in the fossil record since the late Triassic period, and have fascinatingly co-evolved with flowering plants.

These mystical mitts are all about the moon. They feature a central eye motif with a crescent moon, and the wrists are wrapped with little lunar motifs. The underside of the mitts have a delicate lattice pattern. Eye of the Moon is an engaging colorwork project, recommended for those with some experience in stranded and chart reading.

These fingering weight mitts depict a quaint little seaside town. A colorful and fun knit, they work up quite quickly for the seasoned colorwork knitter. They would also be an invigorating project for a less than seasoned yarn artist wanting a challenge. The fifth picture shows the geometric design on the underside of these mitts, the city scen...

Wrap your wrists in the goodness of plant life with these viney colorwork mitts. Knit in two colours of DK weight yarn, these mitts are a celebration of Spring. This design is charted only, and is suitable for those familiar with fingerless mitts and stranded colorwork. They are a quick knit with a satisfying jungley result. One size is given, ...

This is a fun little cowl project that is great for gifting and uses up leftover yarn.

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Way of Trees is a slouchy hat made with fingering weight yarn. The loose fit of this hat lends itself to a casual appearance, and pairs perfectly with a fall wardrobe.

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Hot Cross Cowl is a simple yet sophisticated cowl with a striking appearance, but uses only one type of cable and is not too difficult for an intrigued beginner. I have provided both written and charted instructions.

These unique fingerless mitts are perfect to pair with a denim jacket for those brisk fall days, or will fit snugly inside your winter jacket as the weather gets colder. An eye catching slash of mini cables that wraps around the arm gives these mitts an edgy look. They knit up very quickly, and create a dense, warm fabric as well as being fun t...

This soft, cozy cowl is a perfect everyday winter accessory. The mobius is formed by twisting after knitting is completed, allowing you to customize the length of your cowl by knitting flat until your desired look.

These short mitts are great for using up some leftover worsted weight yarn. They knit up quite quickly, making them a great candidate for gifting!