This Cascade Cap pattern comes in two colorways: the Natural version showcases the soft browns and grays of Shetland sheep, while the stronger colors of the Winter version were inspired by a drive across the Cascade Mountains one cold December.

Fluorescent pinks paired with haunting purples and blues--a sunset in December is a show-stopper! This classic Fair Isle design uses 8 colors.

Riding the ferry across Puget Sound on an early winter morning you are surrounded by foggy blues and blurry browns, reflected in this classic Fair Isle tam.

A dusty summer day in Montana spent searching for garnets trapped in granite inspired the colors in this classic Fair Isle tam. Eight colors are used in this design.

Rainforest mosses and lichens greens can be bright or muted--and the little moss spores are always surprising! Eight colors are used in this classic Fair Isle design.

Small mountain lakes reflecting bright blue skies and encircled by leafy trees inspired this classic Fair Isle tam design. Eight colors are used in this pattern.

In a nod to mid-century Scandinavian designers, soft gray-greens form a soothing backdrop for oranges that range from muted deep shades to Halloween bright in this slightly slouchy cap.

A classic Fair Isle, loose-fitting cap in the colors of an American Fourth of July!

The Parcheesi Afghan is a variant of a log cabin quilt, knit in garter stitch. The original was knit in Shetland jumperweight yarn--more than 30 colors were used. But you could use fewer colors and heavier yarn if you choose!

Ravens are more than black! Seven shades of purples (and some surprises!) dance together in this cap.