Infinite Ruffle Ripple is a fun infinity cowl that can be worked in a gorgeous gradient (as pictured) or with an assortment of mini skeins. This cowl can be worn in a stylish single loop or doubled up for extra warmth. It’s knit as a long tube starting with a provisional cast on and grafted together for a seamless look

This cowl is great for using up some of those mini skeins (or remnants) you’ve been collecting. Grab a few minis and a coordinating skein and whip up a comfy cozy cowl.

The Woodbriar Hat is a colourwork beanie using three colours. The two contrast colours require less than 20 g each, perfect for using mini skeins or remnants

Through the Windows is a DK weight mitten with a gusseted thumb and a fingering weight lining. The lace on the outer mitten provides a peek of the inner mitten - a surprising pop of colour. Take the mitten up a level by using a fingering weight yarn with some cashmere for the inner mitten for a super soft and extra warm pair of mittens.

Woodacres is a worsted weight mitten with a modified thumb gusset/afterthought thumb - the best of both fits! The stylish textured pattern on the back of the hand looks great and creates interest while knitting. The result is a thick comfy mitten.

Downright Mittens are a simple pair of mittens with a delicate cuff and an afterthought thumb. The simplicity of the pattern lets your sparkle, speckled or variegated yarn shine and be the star.

Undeniably Mittens are a simple pair of mittens with a long or short ribbed cuff and a comfy gusseted thumb. The simplicity of the pattern makes this pair great as a layer under heavier mittens on a cold day or as a single layer on a slightly chilly day. It lets your sparkle, speckled or variegated yarn shine and be the star.

Utterly Mittens are a simple pair of mittens with a folded cuff and a gusseted thumb. The simplicity of the pattern lets your sparkle, speckled or variegated yarn shine and be the star.

The Cabin in the Corner is a worsted weight baby blanket featuring both mitered square and log cabin techniques that result in a cozy no-seam blanket. Instructions are included for three-, four- and six-colour versions.

Gracewood Mittens are a cute pair of mittens with a little of everything - simple colourwork, a picot edge, fun stripes and a comfy gusseted thumb. A coordinating hat is also available

Gracewood is a slouchy hat with a little striping, a little colourwork and a little whimsy - a coordinating mitten pattern is also available

Follow is a basic 2-colour hat with no long colour floats - great for someone new to colour work or someone looking to have fun

Follow is a basic 2-colour mitten with no long colour floats - great for someone new to colour work or someone looking to have fun

Pebblewood is a worsted weight mitten with a thumb gusset and an elongated slip stitch pattern on the back of the hand. The result is an attractive and comfy mitten that’s perfect for Fall or mild Winter weather.

A finely knit mitten with a delicate twisted rib design and an afterthought thumb.

A follow up to the Tiny Leaves sock. I love mittens, how could I not!

This pattern was originally released as part of the October 2011 Hazel Knits Yarn Club.

Tiny Leaves was created specially for Hazel Knits and will be used exclusively by HK until the end of July 2011.

A lovely mitten with a long, ribbed cuff and a comfy gusseted thumb. The textured pattern provides both interest and a little extra warmth. This mitten is perfect alone on a chilly day or as a liner in a heavier mitten on a frigid day. Knit it in a cashmere blend and it makes the perfect gift.

Kirju features slipped stitches that transform fingering weight yarn into a thick, cozy mitten that highlights variegated yarns, but works equally well with solids and semi-solids.

Sometimes baby needs a little extra layer to stay snuggly warm. This vest, available in two sizes and in two versions, is like a little hug on a cold day.