This pattern is for a single size cabled slouchy beanie. When selecting your yarn, look for fibers with a good drape- this will help give the back of the hat a nice sag. Gauge is less important for size as the hat is stretchy, so look for a needle size that gives you good texture while also creating a loose enough fabric that it can hang.

This shawl/scarf is knit flat from the top down. The triangle shape develops by adding four stitches each right side row- one on each edge and two going down the center. There are five layers: small diamonds, flowers, eyelets, medium diamonds, and the large diamond scallop edging.

These fingerless mitts are worked in the round using either magic loop or double pointed needles. The mitts feature a cabled knot pattern and a seed stitch grip over the palm. The thumb is constructed by increasing stitches on one side to create a gusset. The cabled knot is both written and charted. Techniques used include casting on, knitting,...

This scarf is worked flat on circular needles from the bottom up, increasing 2 stitches every other row with the pinecone pattern staggered across.

To knit this hat, you will need to know how to knit, purl, join in a round, k2tog, make 1, change color, and make a pom pom.