A sideways hat, shaped with short rows. Two colors, with one a gradient for interesting stripes. Grafted with kitchener to finish.

A simple cowl with a travelling lace stitch in a super-bulky weight yarn.

A beanie hat with an interesting textured stitch, designed to keep you warm.

A simple neck warmer in a mistake rib with a big button closure.

A quick cowl with gathered stitches to create puckers in the fabric. Done flat with a provisional cast on and later grafted together.

A cowl done flat on the diagonal and then seamed together. Using a flax yarn, it makes it the perfect warm weather accessory.

A lovely lace cowl to drape around your neck.

A simple slouchy hat, perfect for a woman or a man.

A simple stockinette stitch scarf with tapered ends that you add dramatic ruffles to.

A super bulky cowl that knits up quickly. A little cable detail in the middle that brings the cables right to the edge.

A simple hat with a faux button closure.

A cute little baby bonnet using Elizabeth Zimmerman’s gull lace pattern from the February Baby Sweater in the Knitter’s Amanac. A great hat to complete the sweater set.

A little girl’s top with ruffled sleeves and square neckline. Knit with a laceweight for a light and airy feel, it can also be knit in a sock or sport weight yarn that obtains correct gauge. Designed to be worn over long sleeves or bare in the summer.

A wicked easy pattern for fingerless mittens. Done on double pointed needles with no shaping.

Both an all over cabled hat and a cabled brim hat are included in the pattern. Fits most women.

A basic hat in the round with unusual decreases for the top. Comes in three sizes.

Colorwork socks done in two colors with a handpainted sock yarn.

Super cozy mittens that are lightly felted. Some colorwork and embroidery.

A remake on a vintage baby cabled hat pattern. Knit from the top down with a back seam.