This simple koozie pattern involves some extra spooky details. Knit in a rib stitch, this pattern includes two button holes and i-cord edge for a snug fit on your mug of choice.

This wrap works well as a shawl to help dress up an outfit, or as a neck warmer during the chilly months. I knit the Habitual Union wrap to wear during my wedding day on October 3, 2021. It was a mild, overcast day that provided a light misting during the ceremony, and more rain later that afternoon, so the shawl kept my shoulders toasty.

I initially made this skull cap with the arrival of twin boys in my family. I wanted it to look celebratory. The slipped stitches are knit in a contrasting color to resemble confetti.

A simple pattern knit as four separate pieces. This quick project is great for those who reuse (or aim to reuse) wrapping supplies.

This project has allowed me to feel like I have gone foraging for real mushrooms. The piece makes a nice decorative statement on your kitchen window slipped onto leftover wine corks.

PATTERN INTRODUCTION

This is a simple yet effective pattern for a stuffed animal whale toy. This project is primarily worked in rows and edges are sewn up on the whale fins and body This pattern also incorporates the Intarsia technique for seamless looking color changes.

This ear-warmer pattern is worked mostly in garter stitch and uses the intarsia technique.

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Great for completing a costume or just for keeping the ears warm!

Two versions of knit cacti are available with this purchase.

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INTRODUCTION

While not on a mug, this piece measures 3 1/2” in height, and 4 1/2” in width. The piece is meant to fit a standard-sized coffee mug with a handle. This pattern does not include instructions to a clasp at the handle, but add one if you wish.

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Notes: This project will be knit row by row, meaning you will turn the work with the completion of each row.

If you enjoy knitting in the round, this is a quick project that includes detailing for more advanced knitters. While the pattern is fairly precise, the finishing details are relatively simple to customize.

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CAST-ON 10 st/s using the long-tail cast-on method and leave a 6” tail.

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A great project for those of us that enjoy knitting in the round!

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