Graceful cables wrap around the outside of the hand, lending these gloves an unusual look. The construction of the cuff and edging prevents rolling, keeping the design neat and tidy. Knit in sport weight, they are fast but rewarding.

Another brioche pattern written for Malabrigo’s lovely yarn. Only this time, for Rasta! And let me tell you--it’s a dream project! Ridiculously soft, super quick, versatile, and only requires 1 skein (unless you want to use more).

Peak in the Blue Ridge Mountains is one of my favorite things about autumn. Beautiful mountains covered in a patchwork of yellow, orange, brown, red, and some green; mist resting in the valleys; the clear blue sky only found at higher altitudes. Warm apple cider, cinnamon rolls, and pumpkin pie. Or, preferably, apple pie made with fresh mountain...

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Love Brioche? Love Malabrigo? Then you’ll love knitting one of these scarves -- a perfect 1-ball weekend project!

Food can be an inspiration for lots of things, and that holds true with this pattern! Dainty little lingonberries rest sublimely near a split cuff. Eyelets dance up one side, giving way to a frilly picot edge that won’t roll back. Gusseted thumbs are simple, yet add a final touch. Fingering weight yarn keeps these gloves light but warm, perfect ...

Designed to match my slouchy hat, this cowl is classic--and customizable. Fitted, over-sized, short, tall, however you want it. The instructions are in the pattern and will help you create the perfect fit for what you want.

Eyelets in bulky yarn. Comfortable, oversized fit. This hat is slouchy, as its name implies. Wear it to one side like a beret, tuck your hair up inside and pin it for a neat look, or just slip it on and let it sit how it sits.

Designed by Annie & Company Designer Jenn Morgan.

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Designed to match my Scarlett’s Gloves pattern, this hat is super warm and soft. Bold ridges combined with subtle braids make a statement of uniqueness.

This pattern, along with the matching fingerless gloves, is for the knitters out there who want show their appreciation to God for the redemption He gave us through His son, Jesus. Crosses are created amongst the cables and are a subtle, yet powerful reminder of the One who gave His life for us.

I designed these gloves to go with my novel, which was published in November 2010. The main character in the novel knits these gloves for her little sister, Scarlett, in the course of the story. Of course you don’t have to read the novel to enjoy this pattern, but if you’re interested, please visit my author site.

Subtle cables are slightly reminiscent of wood’s grain. Extra long, these gloves are great for those cold days when you need that extra bit of warmth.

This is the original version of the pattern. Another version is also available through Knit Picks.

This pattern was designed by Annie & Company Designer Jenn Morgan, who happens to be my younger sister.

These gloves are extra long and feature undulating cables reminiscent of waves as they dance across water.

This pattern is for the knitters out there who want show their appreciation to God for the redemption He gave us through His son, Jesus. Three crosses are created amongst the cables and are a subtle, yet powerful reminder of the One who gave His life for us.

Big, but not too big, and crocheted using simple stitches to create a sturdy bag that, if lined with fabric, can be used for all sorts of things -- laptop bag, knit/crochet project bag, book bag… It’s up to you.

This is the original version of the pattern. Another version is also available through Knit Picks.