The Bates Hat showcases a simple yet elegant design formed by repeating cable patterns. The body of the hat is created using a single cable repeat, after which you seamlessly begin the decreases while maintaining the pattern.

When asked to design a square for this amazing project, I was so excited! I decided to incorporate my favorite knitting stitch currently… BRIOCHE! One thing I love about Brioche is you can see two strands of colorwork in perfect harmony to create such a squishy, yet stylish fabric! I hope you enjoy it!

The name should tell it all: The Ansel sweater was inspired by the renowned photographer, Ansel Adams, and his iconic gray-scale photography.

This hat pattern is a very modern twist on the classic ribbed beanie. Featuring 2 color brioche create the verticle columns and an innovative technique that I have designed that mimics the verticle brioche columns horizontally. This hat is simple, quick, and a great project be beginner knitters or knitters who are interested in practicing brioc...

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I can never resist a basic beanie. Over time, I have found my “perfect” basic beanie that I wear almost every day. Now, I call that recipe the Olio Road Beanie. I hope you enjoy!

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This quick hat and scarf set is an amazing project for quick stash busting or gifting. The super bulky yarn and large needles create a thick, yet stretchy fabric allowing for great warmth and style.