I designed this pattern to be a quick project that is a great opportunity for newer knitters to practice cables! It has ribbing and slip stitches, as well. The cables give it a romantic detail in my opinion and it’s great to throw on and run errands or dress up! For styling, I recommend wrapping the cowl around your neck twice.

The Sweater Weather Cowl was inspired by a gorgeous three-color sock set I ordered from Moonglow Yarn Co!

The Polly Cowl was named after my sister and knit up with this beautiful yarn from the Sewrella team, although it can be made with any DK weight yarn! The bobble design is feminine and makes a bold statement - it is a great cowl to pair with a casual tee and jeans during the winter months!

The Virginia Cowl was developed based off of my Virginia Hat, and the two pair so well together for the fall and winter months!

The Ann Cowl was named after my mom and knit up with some yarn she brought back from Australia! The eyelet design is feminine, but not distracting and is a great cowl to pair with anything during the fall and winter months!

There is nothing quite like a cozy mitten in the winter! These furry mittens are perfect for adult women, however the pattern can be adapted for length to fit larger hands.

I designed this pattern to be easy for beginners and as an opportunity for knitters to practice a variety of textures! It utilizes stockinette, seed stitch and garter stitch textures throughout the pattern. Because the first and last segment is knit with stockinette, the edges will curl once the cowl is completed. If you like this look, it can ...

Meet the Virginia Hat! This hat pattern is knit in the round from the bottom-up. This is a great pattern for beginner knitters who are looking to try some new textures! The pattern alternates between stockinette and seed stitch and is knit seamlessly. This hat is designed to have a little bit of positive ease, so it will be fitted but won’t be ...

The Fabulous Fur-chief is a quick knit that is SUPER cozy! The pattern is worked flat, with the piece being seamed together in the back. This pattern is primarily garter stitch with some decrease shaping.

The Lindy Cowl is a great project for beginners! Starting and ending with ribbing, this cowl is knit in stockinette in the round with color changing stripes throughout.