Andean Mitts

This is one of our clan’s favorite hats. It is simple, a satisfyingly quick knit and fits a lot of different head sizes, and personalities. Best of all it does not take a lot of yarn so its a pretty good stash buster. The body of the hat takes a little less than 125 yds of bulky weight yarn, and the pompoms only add another 20 or so.

A fun fair isle knit! Decreases in the plain rounds shape the tam, until the very top, where a double centered decrease is employed. A variety of border and peerie patterns keep the knitting interesting. With an updated fit, this tam has a slouchy casual feel, perfect for a crisp fall apple-picking weekend, or cool summer evenings at the beach.

Cheerful to look at, fun to knit, delightful to wear! December Lights Tam was featured on the cover of Interweave Knits Holiday Gift Issue.

A hat for all seasons! Fun to knit and even more fun to wear-

Sweet fair isle socks inspired by star filled summer evenings spent on the shores of

A sweet fair isle infant hat offered in two smashing colorways. A great first project for Fair Isle knitting. Great for using up odd bits of yarn.

Mary Jane Mucklestone likes to knit hats as a way to experiment with color combinations and Fair Isle patterns.  This stocking cap explores a "limited" palette of fourteen colors (Mary Jane has used as many as thirty in a single project), with one color grouping for the pattern and another for the background.  An occasional dab...

New Sizes! XS-XXL

Wear as a fingerless mitt or a sweet frilled cuff, a welcome remedy for cold hands as well as great fashion accent.

Just the thing for Halloween, but good for any occasion! They make great gifts, ornaments and cat toys!

Approximate Yardage for each color:

I was hungry but had no sweets so I

Darling Fingerless Mitts based on motif # 172 in my book 200 Fair Isle Motifs

YOU DON’T EVEN NEED A PATTERN FOR THIS!!!!

Comfy wrap sweater sure to become a favorite. Notice the super secret pockets hidden behind the festive colorwork.