The Arctic Trails Headband is a good beginner color work pattern changing colors every 3 stitches.

The Candy Cane Stripe Headband is a good beginner project for color work. You are only changing colors every 3 stitches at a time. This pattern is inspired by my hometown of North Pole, Alaska! Where the spirit of Christmas lives year round. North Pole has candy cane light poles, lit up trees in our round abouts, the Santa Clause House and Rein...

This pattern serves double duty. it can be a hat or a cowl when you need it. just simply sinch the top tight for a hat or untie for a cowl.

The Alaskan Cables Scarf matches my Alaskan Cables Hat and Headband pattern. The name comes from the Alaskan size of the chunky cables from using Malabrigos rasta yarn. This pattern uses 2 balls of Malabrigo rasta.

This is a chunky version of my Alaskan Rose Headband. This pattern uses 2 strands of worsted yarn held together. In June that state of Alaska is covered in pink wild rose bushes which this pattern is named after. The edging and flower is made with only one strand of worsted yarn and crocheted.

The Aspen Ribbed Hat is a classic folded brim hat that is really stretchy and can fit many sizes. I have written this pattern for a universal adult size and universal kids size. This is a perfect lightweight hat for fall and winter! Aspen trees are common in interior Alaska.

Alyeska hat and headband pattern is named after Alyeska resort in Girdwood, Alaska. Alyeska is home of the longest ungroomed powder run in North America. This powder run is over 2 miles long! Alyeska is also Alaska’s largest ski resort and is my favorite place to snowboard in the state. The gauge for the Alyeska hat and headband is worked with ...

Alaskan Rose Headband is named after the wild rose bushes that cover the interior of Alaska.

The Men’s Alpine Ribbed Hat is perfect for your rugged outdoors man. This very simple knit2 purl2 ribbed hat is easy for those learning to knit hats and only requires 2 decrease rows with double pointed needles. You will need 8.00mm circular needles and 8.00mm double pointed needles for this hat.

The 90 days of summer shrug was named after our short Alaskan summer season. We have a short summer season without snow here in the interior with long hours of sun light. On June 21st every summer we will get almost 22 hours of daylight before the sun sets! It never truly gets dark here in the interior during our summer months. This shrug is a ...

The Skiland hat is similar to the Alyeska Hat and Headband set but, has been modified for chunky yarn. Skiland is where I spent most my time snowboarding in Fairbanks. I’ve boarded 3 seasons at Skiland so far. Skiland is home to the Northern most ski resort and chairlift in North America 20 miles north of Fairbanks, AK.

Alaska is filled with lots of snowy peaks with 39 mountain ranges. Alaska is home of Mt. McKinley the tallest mountain peak in North America and home of 17 out of 20 of the tallest peaks in the United States. There are 3,844 named mountains in Alaska.

The double inversion headband is double the thickness to keep you warm on cold days. The name for this headband was inspired by the Tanana valleys extreme weather inversions around the Fairbanks area. The most extreme weather inversion recorded in the Tanana valley was over a 70 degree difference recorded on January 13th of 1966. Valley tempera...

The Alyeska Hat and Headband set is named after Alyeska Resort in Girdwood Alaska. Home of the longest ungroomed powder run in North America. This powder run is known as North Face. Alyeska is also the biggest ski resort in Alaska and is one of my favorites.

The thick merino wool yarn used in this hat is sure to keep you warm in Alaska’s cold winters. Merino wool is one of the softest yarns there is. These Alaskan sized cables are sure to catch your eye as well and keep you in style. cables is a classy style that never goes out of style. This is a one size adult hat pattern. You will need 90 yards ...

The Alaskan Cables headband is the headband version of my Alaskan Cables hat. These Alaskan sized cables made from thick yarn will be sure to be a show stopper and keep you warm.