This slouchy beanie is a toasty, thick, colourwork project featuring skulls and decorative fair isle elements. It’s a fun hat for Spooky Season or when you want to don some skulls and are more punk rock than cutesy.

This cute skull toque uses stranded colour work in an easy-to-remember repeat, making it a fairly quick knit, just in time for Halloween.

Turn up Three Dog on your PipBoy radio, grab a Nuka-Cherry, and settle in to knit up this matching toque and cowl. It makes a great gift for your favourite Wastelander or Fallout fan (including yourself!) I designed this Vault Tec-inspired set out of my decades-long love (obsession?) with all thing Fallout.

The Gillies Grove Toque and Cowl set was designed for my husband for our walks through the old-growth forests of Gillies Grove, one of Canada’s National Historic sites. He wanted something warm and comfortable in a classic design. I wanted something I could ‘borrow’ from him and look equally cute in. This is the result.

This hat and cowl are a tribute to the toques and scarves my Nana used to knit for me, as a child. They were a wild mix of patterns and colours, made of scraps of thrift store yarn that were older than me and smelled faintly of Goodwill. This listing includes a PDF of the pattern for both the toque and cowl. The hat will fit the average adult, ...

This slouchy beanie is a toasty, thick, colourwork project with a vintage look and a nod to classic hockey toques. This hat will fit most adults.