Fingerless mitts with a short box-pleated cuff and corset-inspired cable pattern. Pictured longer, but instructions include mod for shorter style. Details include an optional Latvian braid, double-wrapped stitches in the cable pattern, and a gusseted thumb.

I love the idea of boot toppers. They’re like dickeys for your legs. Nobody has to know you don’t have a whole sock under there.

“Roll With It” is a seamless, modular pattern that plays with the natural tendencies of stockinette stitch to roll-- both forward at the top/bottom and backward at the sides.

Slouchy hat in a bulky yarn with a single leaf motif.

Keep your ears toasty without destroying your ‘do!

Lightweight hat. Relatively easy stranded colorwork pattern, having only a couple rows with floats long enough that they will need a catch in them. This is a great project for beginning Fair Isle knitters or for those (like me) who enjoy doing colorwork, but only in small doses.

I made this hat for my 2-­‐year-­‐old son, inspired by his favorite snack. It has a unique, seamless, modular construction. The fish are duplicate-­‐stitched for added strength and warmth.

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Description: Copy of a very expensive cashmere hat I saw online.