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The knit and crocheted versions of my infant wrap cardigan are now available as a bundle for a discounted price!

Winters in the Seaway Valley of northern New York are cold, with some nights dropping below -40°F without windchill. Once October hits, residents are pulling out thick, cozy sweaters to help fight the bitterness. This relaxed-fit, unisex cardigan was created with that in mind. The front features traditional cables to enhance the warmth, and the...

These are the 4th installment of the Socktober Socks

Socks are worked top down in the round with a short row heel.

Socks are worked top down in the round with a German short row heel.

These are the third installment of my SockTober Collection.

Tee is worked side to side with a traveling cable along the top and bottom. Simple decreases make the boat neckline.

Top down socks worked in the round with a heel flap

Top down circular yoke construction worked in a circular method. With colorwork in the yoke, and stripe pattern at hem of sleeves and body

The sweater is worked from left to right.

Sweater is worked flat from the bottom up as one piece until the armholes. Fronts and back panels are then worked separate and the shoulders are seamed together

This is the Pattern for an 8x8 in square included in the Cozy Fall Charity MAL.

Is a 8x8 inch square made for the Cozy Fall MAL, the square is the perfect size and texture for a dishcloth.

These socks were inspired by a trip we took to NYC. We usually take the long way down and avoid all the toll roads, we take the Taconic Parkway, mostly because there are no trucks around. Along the route there are a ton of trees all covered in Kudzu, it twists around the branches of all the trees like the cables do up these socks.

These socks are Size inclusive, worked from the top down with a heel flap, gusset and banded toe.

Sweater is worked from left to right.

Substitions:

Children’s cardigan, with asymmetrical Cables and striping.

This a Child’s Cardigan

This is a cowl pattern the end measurements are about 26 inch circumference… if you would like to make it larger add another skein of yarn and continue with the repeats

A simple knit fingerless glove that can be designed to ones heart’s content, add lace, cables, etc. to make these gloves your own, or just leave them as is for a simple glove for someone who needs to use their fingers.