These fingerless mitts are nearly elbow length, and the pattern can easily be adapted to be longer or shorter.

This cowl can be worn hanging loose as shown in the first photo or doubled for a warmer cozy look as shown in the second photograph.

I know many people are curious about this name. For a full explanation see the post about it at www.pattispatterns.com

These socks are knit in the Robot Overlord colorway and the lace pattern is shaped like Christmas trees in tribute to one of my favorite songs by Jonathan Coulton Merry Christmas from Chiron Beta Prime. Check that out and his other awesome tunes at http://www.jonathancoulton.com/

Materials: One skein Pink Label Lace by Tanis Fiber Arts, 1000 yards and 115 g, 100% merino. One US 4 circular needle, circular is better to hold the large amount of stitches, but a set of straights would work. Stitch markers may be used between pattern repeats if preferable.

Photography by Alexander Jardine see more of his work at www.alexanderjardine.com

Photography by Alexander Jardine

These socks are designed to match the Hannah Sweater. I loved this cable pattern so much I had to put it on a sock as well, so here it is.

Available at The Knitting Experience Cafe in Brunswick, ME and the Yarn and Fiber Company in Wyndham, NH

This pattern is currently available for purchase at The Yarn and Fiber Company in Wyndham, NH.