this super warm cowl with cables travelling across ribbing is designed to stay snug to the neck while also being stretchy enough to drape over a coat collar.

a slouchy toque with funky texture, tryangles is a fun, quick and cozy hat to make winter a little bit more bearable :)

Finally! The pattern is here for Wightwick, a colorwork cowl (tube-style) inspired by the façade of Wightwick Manor.

The alibi cowl was designed for my friend Nicole who cycles around Toronto -- she will need it! This cabled cowl stays close to the neck for reliable warmth even in the blustery cold. It uses short-row shaping to create more length at the front, so that it can be worn under a coat or jacket. A great one-skein project.

This cozy and stylish cowl uses short-row shaping to add more bulk to the front of the cowl, where it’s most needed! The drop-stitch pattern creates a striped effect that shows off hand-dyed yarn beautifully.

a quick-to-knit squooshy cowl with a deep textured cable pattern that forms little Y shapes… or upside-down Y shapes, since you can wear it with the ribbing at the top or bottom.

super cute and not too heavy mittens, designed during Fall for Tosh 2012!

a lightweight hat for in-between seasons -- great for using up the sock yarn stash :)

this pattern is fully customizable -- you can use any weight yarn, in any combination of colours, as long as you have about 150-200g total.

a scarf inspired by the talented ways of veera :)

UPDATE SEPT. 2012: I have now added a fingering weight version of Windhelm! The file has been added to the Ravelry download link above, just select “Windhelm-fingering.pdf”

A cute, slouchy toque to match the dainty bubbles mittens.

tiny little lady hands need snug little mittens… it’s scientifically proven to keep in the heat (or something)

a two-colour crescent shawl, designed to use up partial skeins of pretty fingering weight yarn:

a basic shawl with geometric lace that doesn’t get in the way of pretty yarn… easy to customize, knit and wear.

a squishy soft, plaid-like texture for all your unisex scarf needs

a chunky knit circular/infinity scarf with a giant cable for hot times in cold climes