Soft and simple, lacey and delicate, Lilac Leaves is a semi-circular shawl knit from the top-down and finished with a border of lilac leaves lace. Lilac Leaves is comprised of four identical, symmetrical wedges separated by “spine” stitches that run from the neck to the hem. A two-stitch garter border runs along either side of the shawl.

Like a mountainside covered in snow-dusted trees, a forest of knitted trees covers the length of these lace socks. Knit up in fingering-weight, nylon-reinforced sock yarn and featuring a heavier-duty Dutch heel, these socks should keep you warm for many winters.

Fisherman’s Loop is a super-fast, super-easy infinity cowl that makes a perfect last-minute knitted gift. Knit on large needles with two strands of our Superwash DK held together, this cowl knits up in nearly no time at all. Combine contrasting or similar colours for infinite variations!

North Wind is a quick and simple one-skein hat that features a double-thick cuff to make your winters warmer. The easy-to-remember zig zag lace pattern can be extended for as much slouchiness as you like.

In a design that is reminiscent of rabbit tracks running through a winter forest, plaited cables are interspersed with delicate lace insets in this warm and cozy hat. This easy cabled hat makes a great last-minute, one-skein gift.

A lovely clover lace pattern is the basis for a slouchy beret-style hat. Its easy-to-memorize lace pattern makes for a very simple and elegant one-skein gift.

My mother, intrepid new knitter, has been busy knitting up scarves as gifts for our family in Taiwan. This is her latest creation — big needles, big cushy yarn — a gorgeous warm scarf.

Ethereal and warm cashmere and silk blend together with a meandering fern lace pattern to make a delicate, easy knit.