Telescopic uses an eye-catching mix of cables and a textured mesh stitch to create an intricate, light weight, and versatile eternity scarf.

Eclectic is a uniquely patterned triangular shawl. The two stitch patterns combine to add a challenging twist to a traditional construction without being drowned out by a hand-painted yarn. The pattern includes both written and charted instructions for every type of knitter!

Daniela is a drapey cowl made in a DK weight yarn. The original lacey rib is visually interesting and keeps the knitter’s attention. It works best in a yarn blended with alpaca for a light drape and wonderful halo.

The Swirch Hat is a cabled, slouchy hat made in four sizes: child, teen, adult small, and adult large. The extra slouch gives Swirch a unique look, making it perfect for the hipster in your life. The swirly cable, matched with the adult large size, make it a great gift for the hard to shop for males in your life, and the smaller sizes make simp...

The Chrolla Hat is a light-weight hat made in less than 100g of fingering weight yarn. The unique textured mesh is punctuated by a 2x2 cables and the slouchy, beret-style makes Chrolla the perfect choice for stylish knitters! Additionally, the wide array of sizes—child (teen, adult small, adult large)—makes it a very versatile pattern. The patt...

The Freedom! Hat shows off the unique marled and self-striping properties of Twilleys of Stamford Freedom Spirit, a 100% wool, single ply, DK yarn. By using a simple stockinette, the unique color palette is shown off to its best advantage. The simplicity also makes the pattern perfect for substitutions for other busy yarns, and the adult large ...

Using sport weight yarn and a textured chevron pattern, Kaylee allows a certain amount of breathability, while still creating a unique, comfy hat perfect for transitional seasons. Plus, the stitch definition provided by Wool of the Andes- a 100% wool yarn- will show off the chevron stitch perfectly. The hat is sized from a perfectly adorable ba...

The C’Mon Baby (Twist and Slouch) hat is a slouchy beret perfect for the hipster in all of us. The twisting rib will catch the knitter’s attention without being too difficult to remember. You will need about 80g of worsted weight yarn to complete the project. I recommend anything with some drape. Alpaca blends, like Cascade’s Alpaca Lana D’Oro,...

The leafy tips hat plays with the traditional hat crown, adding lace to the decreases to create a leaf shape. The inch of ribbing at the bottom of the hat will keep the tops of the wearer’s ears warm, and the stockinette body makes it a great gift for someone who enjoys a more simple style. Additionally, the leaves also resemble Christmas trees...

The first time I conceived of this scarf, it was as a Hanukah present for my mother. She hardly ever wears scarves, so I wanted something delicate and special to keep her warm on her habitual walks. The lace v’s remind me of wings, and of myself, flying home see her. The garter stitch adds texture and depth, keeping the scarf from rolling up. T...

This pattern is for a basic, top-down stockinette hat in three sizes- to fit a head circumference of 19, 21, or 23 inches. You can easily modify it with any worsted-weight yarn and even go crazy with stripes!

This pattern uses a slightly skewed garter stitch in order to take advantage of the unique, skein-by-skein variations in Panguipulli. As the brim of the hat is knit sideways and stitches are picked up for the crown, there is a lot of ease, allowing the hat to fit a wide variety of heads- and the pattern includes instructions for modification fo...