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I loved the Devo Hat so much that I knew the leftovers needed to become Devo fingerless mitts. These little mitts will work up quickly and be the perfect complement to your Devo Hat. Light and warm in Shetland wool, you’ll wear them all winter long! The pattern on these mitts is accomplished with slipped stitches - no stranding required.

This cozy cowl features a beautiful blend of soft pastel hues that evoke the late summer sunsets here in Oregon. Knit in Noro Akari and Akari Solo, a soft cotton blend yarn that feels next-to-the-skin-soft, this chevron cowl is both stylish and comfortable. It’s the perfect accessory to add a touch of color and warmth to any outfit, all year ro...

The Devo hat is a warm, wooly beanie that will carry you from fall into winter. Choose your color palette using light and dark tones of colors and neutrals to show off the slipped stitch texture (no stranding required). You’ll whip it up in no time!

The Arbor Bloom shawl is a generously sized, triangular wrap that celebrates the interplay of light and shadow. Inspired by the intricate beauty of a blossoming arbor, this pattern combines soft stripes with the dimensional interest of bobbles and a lattice stitch pattern. The result is a luxurious and elegant shawl that will become a cherished...

These adorable top-down ankle socks are a fun, quick project. Grab your favorite sock yarn, or use up leftover bits and bobs of fingering weight from your stash. They’re perfect for adding a pop of color to your activewear or everyday wardrobe.

Brace yourself against the Gorge winds with this cozy cabled beanie. Knitted in either Bulky or Super Bulky weight yarn, it works up quickly on larger needles. The cable pattern swirls around like the winds here in the windsports capital of the world, and is suitable for first-time cablers.

This striking design features a deep, black canvas that serves as the perfect backdrop for bold, luminous stripes in cyan and bright red hues. The playful textures of this asymmetrical triangular shawl would shine just as well in tonal, subdued solids. With any color palette, Vívido will command attention.

Budding spring leaves are the inspiration for this little cowl. It is knit in the round to hide the back side of the colorwork, and in fingering weight yarn it is the perfect layer for a little touch of warmth. Two skeins of fingering weight yarn will make two cowls when you reverse your main and contrast colors.

Around Knot Another Hat we all know that Jill is the very best at knitted gifts. She has gifted all of us, as well as all of her family, with hats at various times. This is the perfect hat pattern to make over and over again because you can choose from any weight of yarn, and there is no decreasing. Round and round you go!

This cowl was inspired by the Good Vibes Yarn Tour 2024 Winter Getaway to Leavenworth, Washington, and the holiday lights all lit up in the winter snow. This cowl is quick and easy, and you can add an optional pop of color with just 20 yards of contrasting Dk-weight yarn. See my Winter Nights Mittens pattern (exclusive to Good Vibes Tour member...

Now available in our Winter 2024 eBook:

Three colors, and three great accessories! This winter set includes a hat, fingerless mitts, and a cowl, all made from ultra soft suri alpaca yarn. These patterns are perfect for adventurous beginners who are looking to add some skills, or for more advanced knitters who would like some quick and easy accessory projects.

Embrace Winter with this frost-kissed beanie. After leaves fall, trees become a canvas painted in frosty snow and ice. This cozy two-color hat is your protection against the biting cold. Let the Winter winds blow, you’ll stay delightfully warm.

This easy colorwork cowl shows off the color and texture of the beautiful 100% baby llama Talara yarn. With just one skein each of 3 colors you can create this soft and squishy cowl, which can be worn long, or doubled around your neck for extra warmth.

Deep is a stunning two-color shawl, inspired by the ocean depths of the Mariana Trench. The subtle striping and small bobbles depict the vivid colors and textures of the underwater world. Deep is an asymmetrical triangular shawl that can be wrapped multiple times around your neck as a scarf, or more elegantly draped over your shoulders as a ful...

This comfortable garment can be worn unseamed as a large rectangular wrap, or with one small seam it is transformed into a casual poncho. Knitting with a cotton/wool blend creates a light and swingy fabric.

Twisting stitches move in a traveling pattern, creating a subtle texture in this hand-dyed yarn. pair it with your Molly Cowl to make a matching set! offered in a wide size range, you can make one for every member of the family.

This cowl uses a colorful cotton held with a silk/mohair blend to create a soft color-crayon texture. Little cables running on the bias in only the cotton add visual interest. This cute little bandana-style cowl is easy to throw on when you just need a little extra something around your neck.

The Dune Shawl is a cozy triangle shawl that will drape effortlessly over your shoulders. The varied widths and colors of the stripes offer contrast, while the lace adds a touch of sophistication.

In the Columbia River Gorge, even a hot sunny day can feel chilly due to the West winds that blow through. This little shawl is quick to knit and will be perfect for wrapping around your neck when you feel a cool breeze.

Dot is a whimsical and squishable blanket that would be perfect for the next baby gift you need, or even as a lap blanket. Use two strands DK weight yarn held together, or one strand of bulky weight yarn by itself and you can’t go wrong.

This luxurious cowl is fully reversible - or - if you can’t decide, wear it so half of each color is showing! Twisted stitches create a traveling pattern, creating a subtle texture in this cashmere-blend yarn. It begins with a provisional cast on, and finishes by grafting.

The Mallory Hat is the perfect choice for anyone looking for a warm, stylish hat. It is not only easy to knit and fun to wear, but it is also environmentally conscious, made from recycled yarn. The ribbed, folded brim will keep your ears extra warm.

The crew here at Knot Another Hat teamed up to each design a square that would be fun to knit and accessible to all knitting levels at the same time. The result? A fun, colorful, textured, and cozy afghan that you’ll curl up in all winter long. Knit in worsted-weight in an easy-care blend, you’ll want to knit one for every room in your home.

Fingerless mitts, or gloves, can be fussy to make. But there is no denying that having a great pair of fingerless mitts to wear in cold weather is invaluable! Your hands stay warm, but your fingers are free to work. This pattern works especially well in striping and hand-dyed yarns, creating the look of waves of rock formed by ancient basalt fl...

First release in the Route 66 Good Vibes Yarn Tour, exclusive to tour members until Oct 2, 2023.

Benne is a quick, fun hat knit in color-changing Berroco Sesame paired with a solid, coordinating color of Berroco Lanas. There are a few rows of two-color knitting to create the peaks and valleys at the bottom of the hat. One skein of each yarn will make two or three hats (depending on if you reverse your colors)!

“It’s the sunlight, it’s the shadow, it’s the quiet, it’s the word, it’s the beating heart, it’s the ocean.” From “A Beginning Song” by Portland, OR band The Decemberists. This large crescent shawl evokes the fluctuating coastline of the rocky Pacific Northwest.

Variety is the spice of life, and this hat has that in spades. This slouchy style hat looks great on everyone (and won’t crush your hair)! Choose from two different sizes and five different weights of yarn. Choose to make it all one color or mix it up with a contrast color. Choose from a ribbed brim or a folded brim - the choices are all yours!

This sweet little shawlette embodies the vibe here at 11 3rd Street, home of Knot Another Hat. It’s inviting without being overwhelming, it’s loaded with coziness, and it has a touch of luxury without being pretentious. Knit in our signature shop colors, it’s the perfect project “mascot” for knot another hat.

Hand-dyed silk and mohair serves as the inspiration for this bit of pure fluff that will keep your neck warm but feel like you’re barely wearing anything. The perfect round-and-round nature of the knitting makes this an easy take-along project.

I love a cowl for keeping my neck area warm in winter. I love that I don’t have to worry about it getting caught in my jacket zipper like a scarf, or falling off my shoulders like a shawl. it’s a “put it on and forget about it” kind of garment! This squishy bandana-style cowl will be cozy and warm all winter long.

On Summer evenings, I like to have a light shawl to throw over my shoulders just in case it gets too cool. Coastal is a perfect summer throw-over. It’s made in a unique blend of Shaniko wool, Belgium flax (linen), and Mulberry silk. Choose three colors, grab your needles, and head to the coast!

2022 Slow Yarn Crawl pattern from Knot Another Hat!

I was on such a roll using my stash with the Stash Be Gone Cowl that I decided to continue the fun with a matching hat. Feel free to change up your main colors and contrast colors at will - or as you use up all of those bits and bobs!

The three acres tote is perfect for taking along on weekend trips to the local farmer’s market. Stuff it with anything you can think of: fruit, veggies, bread, yarn, you name it! The three acres tote is knit in big yarn on big needles, and is do-able in a weekend.

Stop 2 on the 2022 Winter Good Vibes Yarn Tour! Available exclusively to Tour Members until September of 2022.

This cozy cowl is created with entirely reversible cables, so you can wear it around your neck and have great texture show on either side. This genius cable stitch was created by Norah Gaughan and can be found in her Knitted Cable Sourcebook (along with 150 other amazing cable patterns). This particular stitch was so intriguing on both the Righ...

This simple scarf pattern is a fun winter distraction. The stitch pattern is easy to memorize, and is the perfect muse for DK weight yarns with interesting color. We chose to make ours nice and long for double-wrapping, but you can make yours as long as you like!

This lightweight cowl is knit in the round in an easy two-color pattern, so all of your floats are permanently hidden on the interior (or wrong side) of the piece. There are endless color variations, as you get to change up your colors at any time throughout! And, you can choose from the shorter cowl that goes one time around your neck (as pictu...

This hat is coming to you at just the right time for a last-minute knitted gift (yes! this CAN be done before the holidays).

Amada works up quickly in heavy worsted weight yarn. It features a simple-to-knit purl pattern that creates texture and works well in everything from pure solids to hand-dyed variegated yarns. This is a great hat pattern to knit as gifts for friends and loved ones!

This pattern is exclusive to Good Vibes Yarn Tour Fall 2021 ticket holders only, until May 2022.

This is the ultimate sock pattern! Our pattern is written for the two-circular method of knitting socks, and includes instructions for adult medium and large (7-8” foot circumference) in three weights of yarn (fingering, DK and worsted). Your options are nearly endless!

This hat is evocative of the cold tumbling waters that poured over the historic Celilo Falls. The colorwork pattern is especially effective when using a self-striping or gradiant yarn held against a contrasting solid.

This classic herringbone scarf will quickly become your go-to gift project. This scarf looks great on everyone, and the option to knit it in any weight of yarn from Fingering to Bulky means you’ll always have the right yarn on hand! For the fastest version, try it out in Berroco Remix Chunky on size 10.5 (6.5mm) needles.

This summer shawl is straightforward to knit and features a color changing yarn with little “snail trails” (stripes) of a contrasting color. The cool cotton yarn makes this shawl perfect for throwing over your shoulders on a nice summer evening.

Brilla is a cowl that uses an elegant stitch pattern to showcase a beautifully sequined yarn. There are two length options (make a shorter circle or make it long enough to double up).

The first stop on the 2020 Good Vibes Yarn Tour starred Sarah Keller, owner of Knot Another Hat in Hood River, Oregon, where the sunsets are the grooviest.

2020 Slow Yarn Crawl pattern from Knot Another Hat!

This poncho is the ultimate throw-it-on-for-any-occasion garment. In an easy to memorize knit/purl pattern with a little added cables for interest, you’ll love knitting and wearing this poncho!

There is a slight crisp to the air, and bursts of gold, red, and orange are popping out all over. Fall weather means the greatest season of all - handknit season - is upon us.

This fun colorwork hat will stretch your stranding skills with a few rows that use three colors in the row. The tweedy colors lend a patina look to the final design.

Bulky version:

Fun texture and bright colors will make this hat your go-to Fall and Winter accessory! Use mini skeins like we did, or try a solid, or even use up your worsted weight leftovers!

Unfettered is the last installment of the Knot Another Hat 2019 Happy Hour Project Club.

Hammerish is the 3rd release in the 2019 Knot Another Hat Happy Hour Project Club, and is available exclusively to club members until August 15th, 2019.

The perfect winter season hat: warm & slouchy. Crocheted in a squishy blend of superfine alpaca and wool, this will be your go-to hat all season long.

Fall in love with HiKoo Concentric as you knit this luxurious triangular shawl. The slow-changing colors make this piece hard to put down, and the soft baby alpaca yarn makes for a cozy, snuggle up accessory.

For a fast and easy hat with big color, look no further than the Skamania beanie. Start to finish this hat takes just a few hours, and you can finish it off with a giant pom pom for even more fun.

Hold My Beer is the 2nd release in the 2019 Knot Another Hat Happy Hour Project Club.

My favorite color philosophy? Use them all! This summer weight scarf will see you through the cool evenings and warm days of spring and fall.

Sometimes after a night out, you might feel a little … swirly. Sometimes, you feel a lotta swirly. Either side of this cute colorwork cowl will have you covered, no matter HOW you feel!

Size: Womens (20-21.5” head circumference)

The perfect winter season hat, with a corrugated fabric and a slouchy fit, it just begs to be knit over and over – and now you can with these multi-gauge options!

Introducing Anna & Chrissy & Jamie & Kate - an inspirational bunch who fueled my thoughts and creativity while the shawl was being made.

Light and fluffy, quick to knit up in bulky brushed alpaca.

This is a quick and fun market bag, made out of the sturdy Hikoo Woodi yarn, which is spun from Abaca tree pulp. Perfect for stuffing full of goodies from your local yarn shop or your local farmer’s market!

This bathrug is the squishiest thing your feet will ever feel. Made from HiKoo’s Rub-a-Dub, a super chunky microfiber bouclé with a buoyant, absorbent texture, you’ll want to take a bath just to get out of the tub and stand on this rug.

The equinox signals a transition in seasons, when day and night are of equal length, and a warm cowl around your neck is just what you need. This cozy alpaca cowl is a quick knit with just a touch of lace and a touch of colorwork.

This is the fourth and final release in the Knot Another Hat Happy Hour Project Club II, and is available exclusively to club members until May 7, 2018.

How many fingers am I holding up? Who can tell because I’m wearing my Seeing Double Mittens! These cozy mittens will keep your fingers toasty warm while you hold your cold beverage on a Winter’s night. Made with an inner layer of squishy wool, and then finished with an outer, decorative layer!

This is the second release in the Knot Another Hat Happy Hour Project Club II, and is available exclusively to club members until March 7, 2018.

This is the first release in the Knot Another Hat Happy Hour Project Club II..

Intertwined is a loose-fitting pullover that is worn on the bias. The cable that runs across the top of the sweater is formed by cabling two separate balls of yarn - creating the open centers of the cable.

This is quick and dirty riff on the original Pussy Hat, offering instructions in the round at 4 different gauges: dk (5.5 sts/inch on US 6), worsted (4.5 sts/inch on US 8), bulky (3.5 sts/inch on US 10.5), and superbulky (2.25 sts/inch on US 15).

The 4th installment of the 2016 Knot Another Hat Happy Hour Project Club.

The 3rd installment in the 2016 Knot Another Hat Happy Hour Project Club.

The 2nd installment of the 2016 Knot Another Hat Happy Hour Project Club.

The 1st installment of the 2016 Knot Another Hat Happy Hour Project Club.

The 6th installment of the Knot Another Hat Project Club II!

A semi-slouchy style hat with a little popcorn mesh to keep things interesting. Perfect for transitioning from winter to spring and beyond!

This fun tubular cowl gives you a taste of stripes, and a taste of lace – you’ll never get bored! And because it is knit in the round there is no wrong side to show when it’s wrapped around your neck.

This pattern was part of the Knot Another Hat Project Club II.

This pattern is part of the Knot Another Hat Project Club II.

No one can pass this sweater by without an “ooh” or an “ahh”. Soft, textured, with a split neck opening that makes for easy on and off.

This scarf is so incredibly soft and cozy, you won’t want to take it off all Winter.

Our CGFF exclusive pattern has a little something to keep you interested mixed into gobs of garter. A little mesh, a little bump, a little mesh’n’bump

The final installment of the 2015 Knot Another Hat Project Club.

This is Project #5 in the Knot Another Hat 2015 Project Club.

From the 2015 Knot Another Hat Project Club.

The third installment of the KAH Project Club!

This cute hat is a go-to accessory for transitional seasons when weather is unpredictable. Its slouchy style won’t crush your hair, making it easy to take on and off on the go.

Fast to knit in a summery cotton blend, this little shawlette is the perfect spring and summer accessory to cover your shoulders when the weather is cool. It features self-fringing edging for fast finishing!

Light and lovely, just like Rainier cherries that grow in the Pacific Northwest in the summer. In a hand-dyed cotton with the perfect combination of matte and shine, you can’t go wrong!

This easy-peasy little sweater is perfect for newbie knitters, or anyone looking for a quick gift. Simple squares and rectangles in garter stitch come together to make front, back, and sleeves. A little quick stitching and voila - a baby sweater!

This cute baby hat works up quickly in your favorite bright cotton yarn. With two colors of Elba, you will have enough to reverse the Main and Contrast colors in a second hat!

’Tis the season to whip up some merry magic with this quick Santa Hat!

This soft and cuddly baby blanket is quick and entertaining to work up on size 11 needles. If this is your first experience with entrelac, never fear! Have faith in the pattern and all of the “turning” back and forth, and you will prevail!

Light and lovely, this silk and cashmere shawl will be your go-to all-season accessory! A simple four row repeat defines the stripes. This is a great project for a first-time shawl maker, or a breath of relaxation for the more advanced knitter.

A top-down raglan asymmetrical cardigan, meant to be worn with zero ease.

A fun and quick all-season tank with a drapey cowl neckline. Deliberately knit at 3.5 sts/inch in a DK weight yarn to add swing and gauziness.

This is a great, quick gift for the baby in your life. Knit on size US 10 (6.0mm) needles, it works up quickly into a soft, squishy fabric. And best of all, the easy care of the yarn makes this perfect for machine washing and drying on delicate!

A cute welted cowl with a “faux” Moebius effect.

A raglan cardigan with eyelet details and bell edged sleeves.

DESIGNED BY GAYLE T ORTIZ

This cozy, squishy neckwarmer will be your new favorite quick-knit! They go so fast, and are so much fun to embellish with fun buttons, that you will want one in every color! The scarf is knit with 3 buttonholes – if you prefer the look of 5 buttons, sew the extra two buttons to the opposite end of the piece as decorative buttons, spacing them ...

Little scarflettes, or shawlettes, seem to be all the rage. One afternoon I was contemplating all the possible NON-sock uses for sock yarn, and the inspiration for this little “scarfluffle” was born.

This adorable little girls’ hat is a great way to use up leftovers! Using 4 colors of DK weight yarn, it offers a little bit of girly for babies to 7 year olds!

This is a great, quick gift for yourself or someone special in your life. With only 2-3 skeins of Cascade 128 Superwash Merino, it is a small investment turned into a stunning winter warm-up! Worn easily with positive ease (as pictured) and closing completely in the front, or with negative ease and closing with a pin at the top only. Choose you...

Newly updated and reformated!

One ball can squeeze out two cozies!

This great baby set makes a perfect gift! Constructed in one piece starting at the bottom back edge, the kimono-style cardigan is a quick project knit entirely in garter stitch. The hat is another quick knit using your leftovers from the cardigan!

A great little luxury - perfect for gifts!

This is a formula for figuring out your own numbers for a toe up sock, similar to Widdershins, but with a slip-stitch heel, at any gauge and any size. (You must know the total number of stitches you need around the leg/foot to make this formula work.)

This cute, asymmetrical baby cardigan, originally published in 101 Luxury Yarn One-Skein Wonders, is now available in 3 sizes! This pattern is perfect for newer knitters, and will whip up so fast in bulky yarn that you’ll want to make one for every baby in your life.

This is a written pattern for a scarf made from one ball of Rowan Tapestry. Alternate instructions for a wider scarf (using two balls) are also provided.

This can be used on any sock size, yarn, or gauge!

From the book: “This cute hat has a garter-stitch border and an oh-so-cute and feminine scalloped edge. Inspiration for the I-cord scallop is from Knitting Over the Edge, by Nicky Epstein. Knitted with Cashmerino Superchunky, it is soft and warm. And oh so fast to knit!”

Our signature beginner’s hat is perfect for learning to knit in the round. With all sizes from baby to adult, you can knit one for each member of the family! The little “top knotch” is an optional finish for a touch of whimsy.