This wonderfully textured, somewhat slouchy beanie will soon become one of your favorites to knit and wear. It looks complex, but it’s an easy stitch to follow with fantastic looking results. The crown is what really sets this beanie apart from others, it’s “snow story” is a beautiful one.

With a nod to my Scandinavian ancestors the Krista Cowl was born. I love the traditional motifs and I wanted to play around with yarn colors I never use together. It was an absolute delight to see this cowl evolve as I worked and frogged until it was “just right”. I hope you enjoy making this as well. Adult sized but easily customizable to make...

Arrow Tree was simply inspired because I wanted to knit myself a classic/sort of sophisticated looking hat to wear on a trip to Chicago. I think this fits the bill perfectly.

This design encapsulates the color of our northern climes during our fall and winter months. The landscape there is barren and stark, yet beautiful. This hat as written, has a slight slouch, which you can change easily by subtracting or adding a row or two of the textural rows. I’ve included a few different colorways in both masculine and femin...

The Crossroads Hat was designed because I love texture and stranded knitting, and I wanted to combine both to make a unique hat pattern. I am so in love with the way this turned out that I’m also writing a cowl pattern to match. The textured body is simply lovely and easy to do. You are only using 1 color for each row. Dive in and knit this uni...

I love the idea of easy, instant gratification type patterns and if you are an advanced beginner, then this is for you!

I struggled with the idea of mittens for the longest time. When I figured out a way to simplify things without a thumb gusset the lightbulb went off and I’ve been making these ever since. These are so simple, just follow the directions and photo’s and once you get the hang of working from the inside of your mitt you will be off and running. Per...

I designed this cowl after my favorite time of year. I grew up in the mid-west and also lived in Alaska. I am definitely a cold weather girl, taking much joy in wearing and making hand knits. Joy to the wool! It keeps you warm and cool. I love the stark differences in late October and November. Think; gray skies, birch trees, Canadian geese fly...

I struggled with the idea of mittens for the longest time. When I figured out a way to simplify things without a thumb gusset the lightbulb went off and I’ve been making these ever since. These are so simple, just follow the directions and photo’s and once you get the hang of working from the inside of your mitt you will be off and running. Per...