Keep floats loose for stretch.

Cozy and warm, these thrummed slippers knit up quickly! Knitted toe-up and in the round initially, these slippers are then knitted flat, sewed up with a three-needle bind-off, and a cuff added.

This pattern makes an adorable little pair of longjohns to decorate a tree, or make a garland, or to fit a small doll. Perfect for little scraps of yarn. This pattern starts in the round, with the sleeves and legs are knitted flat then seamed.

This pattern involves knitting a hung hem brim instead of ribbing. This band is created by knitting about 3” and folding it inward, picking up the first cast-on row and knitting together with the live stitches. The second part of the hat involves a stitch commonly known as the ‘pistachio stitch’. The third part is neat crown decreases in patter...

This cowl is a beautiful accompaniment to the Crown of Jewels hat pattern. It uses an advanced beginner level stitch that once tried a few times becomes quite easy, but with spectacularly pretty results! This cowl goes by quickly, and is perfect for that special skein of DK you are stashing!

This soft and cozy beanie is stretchy and accommodating. A fast and easy knit with a four-row repeat, this hat is perfect for fast and easy gift knitting, or for a lovely self-care knit. Unisex, and flattering for all.

Never boring, this pattern will knit up quickly, and keep the knitter interested. Inspired by the lovely Cape Breton, it represents land and sea, shoreline and coastline, forests and foraging. The finished project is a long buttoned cowl approx. 58”L x 11”W in worsted weight, easily wrapping around the neck twice without being tight. Super squi...

A fun and easy way to whip up a project that makes a great gift!

This simple project is a soft headband that is comprised of a seed stitch border and a simple elongated cable. Perfect for stash busting, or matching a sweater. Easily customizable.