Set of 3 patterns made specifically for Buffalo Gold, branches off of the original Jonquil Mom Mythology series.

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Woodlee was inspired after watching The Glee Project and smiling over, the hat’s namesake, Zach Woodlee’s happy hands. In several episodes he wears a slouch that has a subtle spiral stitch to it. Really, that is fairly where the comparison stops. I have no idea what stitch is used on his hat, or if it is lined like this one; it’s just the point...

Let’s Hoot ‘n hollar!

The Beaufort Scale is the empirical measurement of wind speed. Often thought more about at hurricane forces, a light breeze is categorized as a 2. This cowl is designed for Anzula’s Breeze, a lace weight linen and silk blend, and lives up to the name being lightweight and perfect for warm days. The yarn has little memory and and lots of stretch...

Many thanks to Chris Church (rchrispy), tech editor.

Many thanks to Chris Church (rchrispy), tech editor.

Many thanks to Chris Church (rchrispy), tech editor.

Worked in one piece, this teether knits up fast for the last minute shower gift or frantic teething assistance. While designed for a wooden teething ring it fits just fine on many plastic rings as well. Varying textures, easy to grasp rings, chewy knots and drool proof washable cotton make it a baby proven winner.

Hand spun Malabrigo Angora doesn’t go far, but it so precious. A ribbed band runs around the ears and adds extra warmth while merino finishes the hat off while using up the last little bit of the angora. Worked as either a beanie or slouch.

A great friend told me she would try colorwork if I made her something simple and fun. We sat together one knit night and played with some simple repeating patterns and went with this jagged diagonal. If you are brand new to colorwork, this is a great no pressure place to start - mistakes are fairly hidden and you can get a good feel for using ...

My son wears cloth diapers simply because I prefer them. It creates an issue with fitting baby pants though, most current baby clothing lines are not made for bubble butts. Here steps in the timeless baby leg warmers! He can wear a shirt and diaper, and keep his legs warm.

These mitts were designed on a cold dreary fall day that I made meatloaf for dinner. In the poor lighting of my dining room the mitts I had been working on all afternoon actually did resemble our dinner and the similarity struck me. Thick and hearty, warm and soft. So, the Meatloaf Mitts. Just perfect for wearing over lightweight gloves. My fam...

This shawl is worked in 3 parts as if the yarn is conversing with itself along the way. It begins with a single stitch and expand into a squishy garter stitch base. The yarn overs along the two sides of the triangle will be picked up and knit, allowing for the yarn to change direction during the simple crosshatch Kisses lace chart. The final se...

One skein of Rasta makes a beautiful quick and warm cowl. Silk ribbon adds a touch of delicacy to the thick rope-like yarn while highlighting itʼs beautiful dye work. Easy lace, it’s a one night knit!

This cowl is worked in panel repeats and is easy to memorize. It’s easily customized, so it will work for a large range of weights as long as you keep the one section tight. Perfect for the guy on your ‘knit for’ list as well.

Tissue packets just aren’t pretty enough on their own. They need a cute case! A few cables and a sweet button should do the trick. This is also well sized for other small things that need a little pretty.

First knit as a baby gift for friends, the Cosset pattern is widely versatile. The newborn size will fit though 6 months, due to ribbing growth and the brim that diminishes as the baby’s head grows longer. While already written in two sizes, it is easy to customize by changing the gauge & base. The rib pattern makes fit very versatile. This...

Calliope is the Greek muse of heroic poetry. She is the daughter of Zeus and is linked to the lliad and the Odyssey. Calliope is also the sport weight version of the Cliodna cowl.

Continuing with the Mythology series and the addictive cable repeat comes Bellerophon. He slew the Chimera. When designing for Buffalo Gold, the Chimera pattern just wasn’t compatible with the sport weight yarn, so a new direction was needed! What is more perfect than a super warm and easy care hat?

Fashionably mixing the sweet detailing of old fashioned bonnets & the always perfect plain style hood gives spark to your fall & winter jacket.

a taste of cables for your cup

Revised vs.2 with clearer instructions & photo tutorial of foundation twist.

Newly Updated format!

The second design in a cabled Mythology series, this cowl is named for an Irish/Celtic goddess of beauty and the underworld.

Quick knit, approximately just over half a skein.

This uses under 1/2 a skein (under 108 yds) for a one size hat, as well as a newborn size modification.

Small and very quick Double Moss stitch mug cozies with button closure. Just takes a little scrap yarn and 2 buttons.

There is no gauge. Hook size is relative, the first one was a ‘I’, but the smaller ‘G’ looks better, producing a tighter square.