Inspired by the lovely and formidable Seeker Pentaghast from the Dragon Age series, this hat is fairly straightforward, with a tiny romantic twist. A cable braid sits high at the crown to break up what is otherwise simple stockinette.

Primarily composed of two lace patterns, Nattering is a relatively straightforward cowl. It vacillates between the Orchid and Janus lace, while stockinette zigzags provide rest in between. The cowl concludes with a Beech Leaf edging that flares out to drape easily across the collarbone.

This charming little cloche hearkens back to the 1920s with a classic bell shape and Art Deco-esque lace. It’s designed with considerable negative ease for a snug fit; this keeps it in place so you can sneak into speakeasies and dance the Charleston with abandon. It also opens up the lace.

Sirena is a lacy little thing that gets its name not from the effect it can have on sailors (or does it?), but from the Milanese Lace stitch that evokes geometric wave patterns. Short and sweet, it’s easy to knit up and even easier to wear, making it perfect for those breezy days at the beach or any time you need just a little protection from t...