I saw the flowers in a row pattern on Ravelry’s “hot right now” patterns, and wanted it to be a headband. To me, they looked like snowflakes or snow flowers. This is a quick pattern that does just that! There are only about 100 sts and 17 rounds, most of which are plain stockinette.

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Henrietta is designed to be spun and knit from a single 4oz braid. The alternating bands of simple lace and stockinette separated by purl ridges show off the slow color progression and rustic character of the Urban GypZ vintaged BFL top.

This knitting adventure begins at the bottom edge of the fold-

Charming, flirty little socks perfect for garden parties. They’re adorable in clogs and mary janes, or just for wearing around the house on a cool summer morning.

Double-drafted woolen-spun exotic yak yarn provides wonderful character for this scarf, also giving it a rustic charm not necessarily available with smoother wools. A refined cable surrounded by seed-stitch makes it attractive for both men and women to wear.

This is the pattern for my ideal winter hat. Loose enough not to completely flatten my hair, long enough to cover my ears, easy to smush into a coat pocket, and soft against my skin. The brim’s attractive stitch pattern makes a thick fabric and won’t roll. The top has subtle texture from the thick and thin yarn which makes the plain stockinette...

’And hast thou slain the Jabberwock?

These are vorpal gauntlets of warming because of the tight knitting gauge and the alpaca. They might only be plus 1’s if you knit in worsted wool, but they will still be cozy and fun!