Winter Storm Watch is a collection of knitting patterns for textured hats.

Blizzards are severe winter storms with prolonged periods of heavy snow and low visibility. The cozy hat reminds me of the aftermath, with a fabric resembling drifts created by blowing snow.

Bundle up! It’s getting cold out there. This aran-weight hat will keep you toasty and warm. Snow squalls are brought on by strong cold fronts. They move in and out quickly, and create white-out conditions. This quick hat will deliver a satisfying storm of knitting.

A super cozy hat, perfect for those cold winter outings. The high-contrast textures in the Flurry hat fabric conjures thoughts of the contrast in it’s namesake storm. Flurries are known for a contrast of little bursts of snow and sudden gusts of wind. Though it produces

Inspired by the gradient and drape of a beautifully dyed sock blank, Stacked is an elegant and simple accent scarf designed to show off the exquisite work that goes into every sock weight skein of hand-dyed yarn. Stacked adds a new twist to a classic knit stitch, creating a unique fabric and signature piece.

The NuMara Shawl is an intersection between two things I truly love -Simplicity and high-contract textures. This is a new take on an old standard. The creative use of unique increases down the spine adds even more interest to this traditional triangle shawl.

25% discount when purchase with the Tide and Pebble Hat.

25% discount when purchase with the Tide and Pebble Hat.

After several requests, the Breckle Cowl pattern, as published in Knitty Magazine, Winter 2019, has been adapted into a hat pattern. These two make a great pair and two skeins of Malabrigo Rios is enough yarn to make a coordinating set.

Good Intentions is simple yet elegant pattern with a twist. Primarily knit in stockinette, these socks includes a 10-stitch panel running down the front and back of each sock containing messages knit in binary code. Choose instructions for 1 of 4 pre-drafted messages - love, joy, peace, hope - or create your own. This pattern also included inst...

Inspired by Colorado skies and a love for knit chevrons, My Blue Heaven is a rectangle shawl knit lengthwise to produce a blanket of comfort. The use of strategically placed garter stitch produces a simple texture to deliver both an interesting fabric as well as an interesting knit.

A cozy crescent shawl, knit on the bias out of a pillowy wool, silk blend yarn. A simple cable and carefully selected increases and decreases give this shawl just the right amount of interest and texture. This easy to remember stitch pattern and garter stitch body are sure to please and quickly become addicting.

A delicate crescent shawl, knit on the bias out of the softest alpaca yarn. A simple cable and carefully selected increases and decreases give this shawl just the right amount of interest and texture. This easy to remember stitch pattern and garter stitch body are sure to please and quickly become addicting.

I had the chance to meet and take a class with Maggie Casey. She shared quite a bit of wisdom during our chats but her #1 piece of advice for spinners is to knit with your handspun. From this inspiration, I designed this pattern to encourage new spinners to knit with their handspun and experienced spinners to dig deep and knit with some of the ...