Assigned pooling lets the yarn do the talking. These are such fun ways to play with color and stitches. This eBook contains 5 patterns total (8 if you count the bonus cowl patterns included with the hats!) and are all easily adjustable. See individual listings for more details!

Includes 5 patterns from simple to complex, this set will challenge you (especially the Acromantula Hat). Fun textures created with knit/ purl/ slips, then progressing to cables, then a combination of both! Except for the Pickett Beanie, all other patterns include instructions for multiple yarn weights. Kappa Hat, Grindylows Hat, and Pickett Beanie also include cowl instructions.

Includes the 5 patterns named after fire spells. Fiendfyre Hat is a chunky cabled beanie full of plush texture. Incendio Beanie is written for multiple yarn weights and the cowl pattern is also included in this listing. Inflamari Toque also includes multiple yarn weight instructions. Lastly the Bluebell Flames Hat, only available on its own through this listing. (It is otherwise paired with Glacius Hat.)

This set contains the Granger Toque, Fingerless Mitts, and Cowl. Each of these patterns include instructions for multiple yarn weights.

Includes FIVE popular patterns! Every single pattern includes multiple weights or sizes. (ie. The beanie pattern has alterations for a cupcake/ brim style hat, suggestions for a headband, instructions for a cowl, and a table for sizing.)Please read the descriptions for each pattern on their pages for full info.

If you love cables and twisted stitches, this is a fun one! This includes the Salazar hat and fingerless mitts, the Merope Toque, and the Serpensortia hat and fingerless mitts.

The set includes the hat, cowl, and fingerless mitts. This fun texture can be done in 2-tones as well. Instructions are written for multiple yarn weights. Entire set is already discounted!

This set includes the Veela Beanie, Veela Cowl, Veela Scarf, and the Veela Mitts. Little floral stitches spiral upwards to make a delicate yet bold design. The first 3 patterns include weights from worsted to super bulky. The mitts only include the lighter weights (worsted and light bulky) and have both fingerless and full coverage mitten options for S/M and M/L sizes.

A simple vintage inspired ear warmer. When a best friend asks if you can make something for her, showing you the most nostalgic ear warmer her mom made her when she was little, what can you do but say yes?

Welcome to the fun of novelty yarn!

Lethe is one of the five mythical rivers in the underworld of Hades. It means forgetfulness or oblivion, the concealment of truth. The waters of the river had the power to make souls forget their memories, so that they may be reborn and start anew. It’s a beautiful symbol of life and death.

A beautiful textured bandana cowl is a wardrobe staple. It’s easy to style without a lot of bulk in the back of the neck. This is a seamless knit started in the round, using Japanese short rows to provide the shaping from the bottom upwards and out. It is then joined back together in the back to lengthen. Blocking is essential to uncurl and cre...

Inspired by blooms and leaves, this little stitch packs a punch in two gorgeous colors. Using just one color at a time, there’s no need for carrying both colors around! This capelet is a bottom-up construction featuring raglan shaping to mimic a sweater. A few short rows to raise the back for comfort are incorporated, but optional. Two options ...

Do you see it? The mask? I’m not one for horror movies, but Scream is such a cult classic. Once I saw the ghost face, I couldn’t unsee it. Other than the corrugated ribbing, this slipped stitch design uses just one color at a time for an ultra-plush and squishy cowl. High contrast yarns are recommended to show off the pattern.

Whalebert! This cutie was named by my youngest, sort of a play on Lambert the Sheepish Lion (cartoon!). It’s a quick project that can give you hours of fun by using bits of scrap yarn. This is a NO-SEW pattern!

Bandana cowls are such a fun way to style a cowl without a lot of bulk in the back. A seamless knit, this is started in the round and shaped using German Short Rows to create the point. Make it longer to add more scrunchy warmth or keep it short for a lightweight accessory.

Stretchy cast on paired with a simple textured design, this super bulky design knits up quickly and is really comfortable to wear.

Colorwork without the hassle? Yes, please! No floats to catch and use as many colors as you’d like to show your support for your favorite teams! Using a variation of the butterfly stitch, the floats are carried around the design and secured in a subsequent round. The design is reminiscent of an iconic art deco building located in Manhattan. Can...

The coordinating bandana cowl to the Wiggentree Hat makes an ultra-squishy and textured fabric that will keep you warm and cozy. Photo tutorials are included in the pattern as well as a video link by my friend Tabitha @faintinggoatfiberco to help you with the special stitches. This is shaped using short rows and begin by casting on in the round...

Celebrate a world of color with Laines du Nord Fashion Mohair!

The matching cowl to the Shadow Wielder Hat features the same beautiful motif and corrugated ribbing. Written for both worsted and DK weight yarns.

A beautiful and bold fleur-de-lis type motif is striking in high contrast colors.

Inspired by the popular Empyrean series, the motifs on this hat complement the cowl of the same name. Featuring double dragons flying over runes and ruins, this stranded colorwork design is perfect for lovers of fantasy.

Inspired by dragons of the Empyrean series, this stranded colorwork design features two dragons (large and small) flying over what looks like ruins.

Rosewood is an uncommon wand wood, with only two known witches possessing wands made with it. Rosewood wands “are not very compatible with Dark magic as this wood represents love and purity. They are known to excel in love spells and healing magic.” - Pottermore fandom

Qilin is a mythical creature found in Chinese folklore and generally have Chinese dragon-like features. Its body is either partially or fully scaled, hence the name for this beanie. Qilin is also known for its grace and beauty, believed to be benevolent creatures, symbolizing wisdom and pure goodness.

Incarcerous is named for the spell that conjures up thick ropes or thin cords that bind whatever the caster was pointing at. The moving stitches in this design are not created using cables. Instead, carefully placed yarn overs paired with strategic decreases shape the entirety of this gauntlet. The ribbed thumb gusset uses the same technique. T...

Beauty in simplicity. This little slouchy beanie was designed because I love the look and fit of a good slouchy, but wanted one without the fuss. I don’t enjoy picking up stitches for pleats, so this solves that problem! The i-cord cinches the hat perfectly.

These writing gloves were inspired by the decorative ladder stitch that, to me, resembles dragonflies or skeeter eaters. It’s a basic and simple pattern, completely symmetrical, that is easy to adjust for both circumference and length. If you’re familiar with making mitts, it can also be adapted for different yarn weights. The fancy bit of stit...

Rosier, derived from the French word meaning “rosebush,” felt fitting for this cloche. It’s designed to pair with the AzkaBandana Cowl, but is also a cousin to the Rosewood Cloche. In the wizarding world, it is the surname of an old pure-blood wizarding family, related to the LeStrange and Black families. You might recognize the name Vinda Rosi...

One more addition to the Rosewood family!

Rosewood is an uncommon wand wood. Two known owners of rosewood wands are Fleur Delacour and Eulalie Hicks. Fleur’s school uniform includes a cloche and Eulalie’s fashion period is the 1920s-1930s as depicted in films. How fitting that this is the style that is perfect for showing off the beautiful thorn stitch!

Craft: KNITTING

Rosewood is an uncommon wand wood, with only two known witches possessing wands made with it. Rosewood wands “are not very compatible with Dark magic as this wood represents love and purity. They are known to excel in love spells and healing magic.” - Pottermore fandom

Beautiful cables. Beautiful beanie. Inspired by the wispy and ghostly look of The Grey Lady (Helena Ravenclaw). I have loved the look of these ribbon-like cables for a long time. In face, I had considered designing with them when I was working on the Fiendfyre Hat in 2020. I’m glad I set it aside though because the finish of this hat is somethi...

The next installment in the Granger series is here!

This textured pattern is reminiscent of something erupting or bursting forth as well, with the slanting cables rising up through the design.

Another addition to the Pomona family, this mosaic knitting pattern gets leveled up with German Short Row shaping! This bandana cowl shape is my new favorite, shorter in the back for less bulk and longer in the front to show off more of the pattern.

Assigned pooling: Let the yarn tell you what to do!

Assigned pooling: Let the yarn tell you what to do!

Assigned pooling: Let the yarn tell you what to do!

Assigned pooling is a fun and interesting way to let the yarn tell you what to do!

Assigned pooling is a fun and interesting way to let the yarn tell you what to do!

Bandana cowls are such a fun way to style a cowl without a lot of bulk in the back. A seamless knit, this is knit in the round and shaped using German Short Rows, adding a bit of texture to challenge your skills. Make it longer to add more scrunchy warmth or keep it short for a lightweight accessory.

This top-down hat features a spiral shaped crown that flows right into the body of the hat. The resulting pattern appears like dragon scales cascading down.

In reality a simple beanie with one fancy technique, this one is easily adjustable for circumference and height based on gauge. Instructions included for 4 yarn weights as well as photo tutorials for the technique used.

The Pomona Beanie gets a mate in the Pomona Bonnet! This features the same pretty mosaic knit design and starts out flat, then is joined to knit in the round to create the body and crown.

Originally published in December 2019, this proved pretty difficult to knit. I’ve since learned a few tricks so this is being re-released for good, for free! Please check out my other patterns too!

Based on the ever popular Pomona Beanie, the matching scarf is now available to keep your neck warm and toasty! It’s very adjustable using the pattern repeat, so can you say wrap or blanket?! Pattern is fully tested in worsted weight with suggestions provided for weights up to super bulky.

WORSTED AND LIGHT BULKY ONLY

Using the same fun stitches as the Pomona Beanie, this is the super bulky mitt/ mittens pattern to match! Pattern includes both fingerless and full coverage mitt options. It’s much easier than it looks too, using just one color at a time!

The Veela Beanie is one of my very first patterns and it’s finally getting matching mitts! Featuring the same slanting stitches and floral arrangement in between, this will work up beautifully in a single ply yarn. Pattern includes both fingerless and full coverage mittens.

Based on the Veela Beanie, this scarf design features the same stitching motif of flowers spiraling up alongside slanted stitches. Instructions are included for multiple yarn weights. After a few repeats, it’s easily memorized and easy to see the progression of the pattern as the scarf grows in length.

Named for the sweet magical treat Fizzing Whizzbees, this whimsical design wiggles its way into your heart. Fizzing Whizzbees are large sherbet balls that cause the person sucking on it to float a few inches off the ground, which I think the squiggly lines imitate. Using simple right and left twist stitches against a reverse stockinette backgro...

The ssssssnake-like cables climbing up the hat came about from designing the Salazar Hat. These fun staggering cables culminate in an intricate looking crown that fits right into the pattern.

Fun cables stretch along the backside of these fingerless mitts.

This design came about as I was working on the Salazar patterns. While I loved that unique S-cable, it proved difficult to use a fancier stitch pattern such as this one with it. So it got its own pattern, named for a direct descendant of Salazar Slytherin.

The unique cabling matches the one in the Salazar Hat!

Released with Dream in Color Riley for LYS Day 2022!

A classic ribbed beanie with a twist, literally! An S-shaped cable running up the side of the hat is the perfect addition for some texture and pop.

A beginner friendly and adjustable scarf utilizing knit and purl stitches to create an illusion effect!

“The Wiggentree is a magical rowan that will protect anyone touching its trunk from the attack of Dark creatures.” - One Thousand Magical Herbs and Fungi

Featuring the same spiraling design flanking heart shaped dip stitches, this pattern set comes in 2 yarn weights (Worsted and DK). No cable needle is needed for the spiraling stitches.

The matching mitts to the Tentacula Hat and Cowl!

Previously only available through Inspired Fiberworx 12 Enchanted Days of Skein-mas in December 2021, this pattern is now available for your knitting pleasure! The Acromantula is an eight-eyed spider capable of human speech, with legs as long as fifteen feet. Absolutely terrifying to behold, and Ron Weasley’s worst nightmare. Featurings cables...

The matching cowl to the Tentacula Hat!

An INTERMEDIATE level pattern with a fun and unique stitch technique, this one will keep you on your toes and then when it clicks, it’s simply amazing. Photo tutorial included to show each step of the special stitches. The pattern can also be done in 2+ colors, making this an advanced pattern. Instructions are written out for all weights with 2...

Lacarnum Inflamari - to ignite or set fire to a cloak. This modified lace design produces an effect that appears like flames rising in columns.

The matching fingerless mitts to the Gabrielle Toque features the same dainty flowers. Written for worsted and light bulky weight with suggestions for adjusting. Photo tutorial included.

Named for the exploding charm Bombarda, this design “explodes” when it’s worn! The charm detonates a target in a small explosion, and the stitches in this design open up into a bold and fun pattern!

Featuring a unique and fun texture, these are the matching fingerless mitts for the previously released Ridgeback Beanie. Functional and very cool looking, gender neutral, and adjustable for hand size.

A fun and easy texture that matches the Kappa Hat and Cowl patterns, this set of fingerless mitts is perfect for beginners who want more than just a simple stockinette stitch! Pattern is written in a way that you can use DPNs, magic loop, or shorties (except for the thumb) in an easy to follow fashion.

A fun textured pattern that uses simple stitches to create what looks like bones!

The matching mitts to the Ginevra Beanie and Cowl, featuring the same unique floral design. Instructions available for light bulky/ aran weight and worsted weight yarn, each in 2 sizes. If you’ve made the beanie/ cowl, this is a must to complete your collection!

Revamped and re-released July 2021!

Credence Barebone is the secondary antagonist in the Fantastic Beasts series and his story is just beginning. I find him fascinating. Is he truly a Dumbledore? I guess we’ll just have to wait and see!

Skill level: Intermediate to Advanced

Named for Professor Pomona Sprout, the head of Hufflepuff House and the Herbology Department at Hogwarts, this little stitch pattern looks like little seedlings or sprouts when worn. It is beautifully textured inside and outside. All you have to do is decide which side to show off!

This fun pattern is easier than it looks! Written for 4 different weights with an easy to adjust repeat, there is something for everyone! This design uses one color at a time, making this super easy. You will need at least 2 contrasting colors, and this one is great for scraps!

“I open at the close.” - Golden Snitch

The coordinating fingerless mitts to the Pickett Beanie, this one is filled with cabling goodness and also reversible! Pattern includes 2 different weights - light bulky/ aran and worsted.

The coordinating fingerless mitts to the Thunderbird Hat! This gender neutral design features beautifully accentuated twist stitches on a background of purl stitches and will just soar right into your heart.

The Norwegian Ridgeback “resembles the Hungarian Horntail, except for the black ridges on its back, the browner texture in its scales, and its less hostile attitude. It has venomous fangs, and its food of choice is large mammals, including water mammals, which is unusual for a dragon. Its eggs are black, and young Ridgebacks develop the ability...

A binding magical contract, the Unbreakable Vow was made between Severus Snape and Narcissa Malfoy to protect her son, Draco, as he attempts to carry out the task set forth by the Dark Lord. If the terms of the contract are broken, the person who breaks it faces imminent death

The Thunderbird is a close relative of the Phoenix. They possess three pairs of powerful wings and have feathers that shimmer with cloud-like patterns. They are known to change colours as they summon storms, their iridescent feathers shifting from various shades of gold to electrifying blue, to grey and silver, to white, and even to deep navy. ...

Hermione Jean Granger, the cleverest witch of her age and one of the Golden Trio we’ve all come to love! Bright, talented, courageous, and loyal, she is one of Harry’s best friends throughout the entire series. This cowl is part of the matching set to the Granger Toque and includes all same yarn weights in the toque pattern!

The clean appearing cables/ twists in this pattern remind me of something spiraling upwards, much like when one casts the Ascendio Charm! Written for multiple weights and easy to adjust sizing!

Hermione Jean Granger, the cleverest witch of her age and one of the Golden Trio we’ve all come to love! Bright, talented, courageous, and loyal, she is one of Harry’s best friends throughout the entire series. It’s only proper to give her the best of patterns! This one comes with instructions for 6 yarn weights!

Hermione Jean Granger, the cleverest witch of her age and one of the Golden Trio we’ve all come to love! Bright, talented, courageous, and loyal, she is one of Harry’s best friends throughout the entire series. I thought fingerless mitts would be right up her alley, so here they are!

“There were a hundred and forty-two staircases at Hogwarts: wide, sweeping ones; narrow, rickety ones; some that led somewhere different on a Friday; some with a vanishing step halfway up that you had to remember to jump.” - Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone

The Incendio Beanie is named for the fire making spell and matches the cowl of the same name! The cowl is a lace design that resembles flames climbing upwards, and this pattern uses the same stitch repeats, but changing ONE stitch, to minimize the openness created with lace knitting!

“ The Pensieve is a magical object used to review memories. It has the appearance of a shallow stone or metal basin, into which runes and strange symbols are carved and precious stones are fitted. It is filled with a silvery substance that appears to be a cloudy liquid/gas; the collected memories of people who have siphoned their recollections ...

“Felix Felicis, also called “Liquid Luck”, is a magical potion that makes the drinker lucky for a period of time, during which everything they attempt will be successful. It turns an ordinary day into an extraordinary one.” - Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince

“Felix Felicis, also called “Liquid Luck”, is a magical potion that makes the drinker lucky for a period of time, during which everything they attempt will be successful. It turns an ordinary day into an extraordinary one.” - Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince

These unique cables appear like flames climbing upwards, hence the name Fiendfyre!

Named for the Hungarian Horntail dragon that Harry faced in the triwizard tournament, the pattern details look like the horns on the tail!

Amortentia is the most powerful love potion in the world. It is distinctive for its mother-of-pearl sheen, and steam rises from the potion in spirals. Amortentia smells different to each person, according to what attracts them.

This unique and fun stitch pattern is reminiscent of mermaid tails, hence the name Siren. Photo tutorial is included to help guide you through this stitch.

“The oldest recorded merpeople were known as sirens (Greece) and it is in warmer waters that we find the beautiful mermaids more

This pattern is a great stash buster! It also includes instructions for a matching cowl.

Skill level: Intermediate

Skill level: Intermediate

If you have tried my Nymphadora Hat and Padma and Parvati Toques, then the stitches will be familiar in this one! Dainty florals form an arrow or heart shaped pattern that is perfect in any weight yarn!

Named for Padma and Parvati Patil, the twins who attended Hogwarts at the same time as Harry did! Pretty flowers make up this fun pattern, mirrored for the sisters! Padma “leans” to the left and Parvati “leans” to the right!

Ginevra Molly Weasley, the youngest of seven children in the Weasley family, is nothing short of spectacular! Courageous, talented, difficult to intimidate, she is also beautiful and powerful. Don’t make her use the Reductor curse on you!

Ginevra Molly Weasley, the youngest of seven children in the Weasley family, is nothing short of spectacular! Courageous, talented, difficult to intimidate, she is also beautiful and powerful. Don’t make her use the Reductor curse on you!

“Veela are semi-human magical beings; beautiful women with white-gold hair and skin that appears to shine moon-bright. When angry, Veela take on a less pleasant appearance; their faces elongate into sharp, cruel-beaked bird heads, and long scaly wings burst from their shoulders.”

Pickett is Bowtruckle that was kept by Newt Scamander as a pet. Newt was especially fond of Pickett, and even carried him around in his top pocket, first because Pickett had a cold and needed body warmth, and also because Pickett had attachment issues. If you’ve seen Fantastic Beasts, you know this cute little creature has saved Newt many times...

Named for the Centaur who saved Harry from He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named. Centaurs use the bow and arrow as their weapon, and how fitting that this pattern looks like arrows!

“You haven’t got a letter on yours,” George observed, “I suppose she thinks you don’t forget your name. But we’re not stupid – we know we’re called Gred and Forge.” --- Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone. ---

Love cables? This one is super cool! Once you get the cabling repeat down, it will fly off your needles!

Named for the Centaur who saved Harry from He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named. Centaurs use the bow and arrow as their weapon, and how fitting that this pattern looks like arrows! The matching hat to the Firenze Cowl!

Named for the Nimbus 2000, Harry’s first broom gifted to him by Professor McGonagall. It sadly met its demise when it blew into the Whomping Willow in his third year…

“Don’t call me Nymphadora!” --- Tonks

Named for Professor Sybill Trelawney, the one who made the prophecy concerning He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named and the one with the power to vanquish him. Created with simple stitches, this toque appears to be more than simple, much like Trelawney herself.

A unique little stitch helps to create this adorable texture. Photo tutorials included as well as notes and hints to help you along! This is a FITTED style hat!

“I mark the hours, every one, Nor have I yet outrun the Sun. My use and value, unto you, Are gauged by what you have to do.”

The Wizarding World’s Alternative Voice! The Quibbler is a wizarding tabloid published and edited by Xenophilius Lovegood. What other name could I possibly have given this beanie, especially since the little recessed areas look like hearts!

Fainting Fancies are a type of sweet found in the Skiving Snackboxes created by Fred and George Weasley! These were designed to make the eater faint within seconds to get them out of class!

“You has to eat this, sir! … Right before you go into the lake, sir - Gillyweed! … It will make Harry Potter breathe underwater, sir!”

Skill level: Intermediate

The Dirigible Plum is an orange radish-like magical fruit that grows upside down on bushes. These fruits are also Luna’s earrings!

“The Occamy is found in the Far East and India. A plumed, two-legged winged creature with a serpentine body, the Occamy may reach a length of fifteen feet. It feeds mainly on rats and birds, though has been known to carry off monkeys. The Occamy is aggressive to all who approach it, particularly in defence of its eggs, whose shells are made of ...

The Unbreakable Vow is a spell where a witch or wizard makes an oath to another, as the one made between Narcissa and Snape. Pattern is written with photo tutorials to supplement. Pattern is available in multiple weight yarns - Worsted: Worsted weight yarn (4) - about 135 yards US 7/ 4.5mm 16” circular needles for brim US 8/ 5mm 16” circular...

The original Restricted Section Hat using ONE color.

The two-toned version of The Restricted Section Hat!

The Fire-Making Spell is one of the spells found in the book The Standard Book of Spells (Grade 1) by Miranda Goshawk. This cowl appears to have flames climbing all over it, making it the perfect name for this accessory! The pattern repeats every 7 stitches, which is also quite the interesting number in the wizarding world, just in case you wan...

“Amortentia is the most powerful love potion in the world. It is distinctive for its mother-of-pearl sheen, and steam rises from the potion in spirals. Amortentia smells different to each person, according to what attracts them.” Skill level: Intermediate Beginner UPDATED FEBRUARY 2024!! Now includes super bulky and bulky weights! Materials:...

Luna Lovegood has always been one of my favorite characters, so when this subtle yet delicately textured pattern popped up serendipitously on my needles, I knew it had to be named for her. “You’re just as sane as I am.”

Named for Alastor “Mad-Eye” Moody, distinguished auror, Dark Arts Professor, and mentor. I also wanted something bold for this famous and beloved professor of the Hogwarts students. Using the same construction as the Finnigan Hat, this hat is also quite explosive in design! Skill level: Advanced Beginner/ Intermediate Materials: Bulky weight...

Ahhhh, Seamus Finnigan. “Explosive” personality, right? Get it? Ok, bad puns aside, I really love how this hat came together. I wanted it to be bold and loud, so chose to use a bulky weight yarn to really make the main cable design stand out. I think it worked!

Resembling the lantern flower, this beanie seemed perfect for the upcoming Lunar New Year (2020)! It works up faster than you’d think, and is a lighter weight knit for those in warmer weather climates.

Any Neville Longbottom fans out there? The moment I saw this cable stitch (the bulbus cable stitch), I immediately thought of the mimbulus mimbletonia. It creates these cute little stacked cables that look “bulby!” Don’t worry though, it won’t squirt Stinksap!

Any Harry Potter fan knows the famous Marauder also known as Prongs/ James Potter, right?! When I saw the staghorn cables, I knew immediately that I had to make something related to Harry Potter with it, especially because the stag/doe played such important roles in the books. Then I thought, maybe I could incorporate mini-horn cables too. Fath...

Pattern revamp: January 2022

“Veela are semi-human magical beings; beautiful women with white-gold hair and skin that appears to shine moon-bright. When angry, Veela take on a less pleasant appearance; their faces elongate into sharp, cruel-beaked bird heads, and long scaly wings burst from their shoulders.”