Available August 23rd!

Get lost in the vibrant tones of Scotland as you work up these striking legwarmers. The simple stockinette columns rise above an easy eyelet lace panel — much like the lush terrain of our latest De-STITCH-Nation stop.

Whatever the weather in February, show off your love for knitting with this hat, adorned with hearts from brim to crown. Knit with hand-dyed DK or worsted weight by Wonderland Yarns.

Whether you are a ski-bunny in search of the perfect slopes or just want to keep cozy on chilly winter evenings, this is the hat for you! A ribbed brim twists into single, jogless stripes. Mix it up with two or more colors or one solid and one variegated for endless winter fun.

Conjure up some autumn coziness with this perfectly squishy and perfectly slouchy hat finished with a clever five-point star.

A quick and easy hat that is so very squishy & soft!

A slightly sinister twist on this modern classic accessory. Half stockinette & half garter stitch construction lends a subtle tilt to this quick, easy knit. Pattern can be easily adjusted for any weight of yarn, from Sock to Bulky :)

Winters in the northern Midwest are notoriously cold and seem to last forever. It’s not unheard of to have snowfall in May here. But one way to keep the gloom of winter from being a downer is to daydream of the coming spring, plan your garden, and keep your eyes peeled for the first budding flowers of the season.

For the sweater lover in all of us! This is the slouchier version of my Henley Button Hat.

A simple, stylish hat with modern design elements inspired by sweater knitting techniques. Parker features a seamless brim with a bright pop of color and a tucked ridges on a stockinette body. Choose between a snug, cloche-style beanie or a larger, slouchy hat. By varying the placement of the tucked ridges, this can either be a cleverly shaped ...

This hat was created to fill a niche in my winter wardrobe. Out of all of the hand knit hats I own, very few of them seem quite up to the challenge of a Minnesota winter, while being stylish at the same time. So what did this hat really need? A wide, snug brim to protect my ears. Super soft Merino wool that I could pull down over my forehead wi...

Furrow is a lightweight shawl inspired by freshly plowed fields of the Midwestern farmland. Paired, double-increases create a soft, V-shaped wrap that drapes softly over the shoulders. Alternating purl ridges form a modern structured style that’s feminine without being overly frilly. Made with one full skein of BC Garn’s Lucca Tweed yarn, Furro...

Who says bonnets are old fashioned? This sassy number is made with the changing seasons in mind, warm yet lightweight. Plus, mini Heidi-style braids that might just compel you to head for the closest meadow and get your frolic on :)

Knitted flat until the last couple of rows, the Henley Button hat is a great knit for stash-busting, as well as a quick project for those knitters who aren’t fond of working in the round. It’s also perfect for showcasing fabulous leftover buttons from other projects.

Remember, remember…to wear your fingerless mitts to the bonfire! I think Mr Fawkes would have looked rather dashing in a pair of these. :)

Squishy & warm cables knitted up in rustic, autumn tweed make this hat perfect for a trip to the pumpkin patch or enjoying brisk fall afternoons. Top decreases are cleverly hidden beneath twisty cables.

A quick & simple knitted blanket with crocheted edge, perfect for a brand new baby. The basket weave pattern is both breathable & warm & suggested yarns are easily washed.

I forgot to add weaving in the ends and sewing on the button on the pdf…oops!

Uses less than 1 skein of Cascade 220 and knits up very quickly. Knitted flat & laced up with satin ribbons.