This circular scarf is created using completely reversible cable patterns, meaning that no matter how you wear it, your impressive knitting work will be visible from every angle!

This circle scarf, inspired by Australian wildlife, includes directions for both lace- and DK-weight versions. The perfect soft, squishy accessory for cold weather!

Homewood is the perfect scarf to add a tiny bit of warmth or elegance to a Summer outing.

These elegant cable and lace socks feature a pattern that’s simple enough to memorize, but with enough features to keep the knitting interesting, and are perfect for showing off your semi-solid sock yarns.

A simple but elegant looking hat knit from a luxurious yarn.

Intended to fit with 1-3” / 2.5-7.5 cm positive ease with overlapping collar. For suggested fit, choose size 0-2” / 0-5 cm smaller than actual bust measurement.

A raglan cardigan with shawl collar is knit from the top down. Delicate eyelet detail is featured along the neckband, down the sleeves and side “seams”, and along the lower edges.

Inspired by blueberry soda, this sock pattern features a wandering cable pattern reminiscent of bubbles rising to the top of a glass.

Hearts and pink--two of my favorite things! :)

A simple cabled cowl suitable for showing off handspun or variegated yarns. Warm and squishy enough for cold Winters!

This warm, squishy circle scarf made from super soft cashmere yarn is the perfect winter accessory. It can be worn long like a scarf, or doubled as a cowl, or even around the neck and ears like a hood.

Coming Together is a toe-up, gusset heel sock pattern, featuring cables that travel up the foot and heel, joining together to travel up the leg.

Inspired by the Prickly Pear colorway from Sundara Yarns’ Seasons Club, these socks are worked from the toe up, with a gusset heel.

These socks are knit from the toe up, with a gusset heel.