A collection of 4 accessories (scarf, hat, gloves and socks) in a wide range of sizes for the hero in your life. Patterns are newly updated and reformatted in an easy-to-read 2 column style. Ebook also includes chart for Aragorn scarf as a bonus.

This is a bundled version of the Arwen accessories. Bundle includes the multi-sized Cloche hat, the Cowl, the Fingerless Gloves, the Keyhole Scarf and the matching Slipper Socks.

100% of the profit from the sale of this pattern will be donated to provide relief to the many areas of Alabama that were devastated by tornadoes on 27 April 2011.

This sweet little moss stitch hat was reminiscent of the one worn by Lucy in the Chronicles of Narnia movie. It is a close-fitting textured beret that is suitable for a variety of yarns, including variegated colors.

This reversible toque/beanie is a winter time essential. It looks good on guys or girls, making it a great quick-to-knit gift.

This reversible moebius cowl is as fun to knit as it is to wear. Great for guys or gals, you will find it an essential for your knitting gift list. The perfect last minute gift knit.

This colorful stranded colorwork beret was inspired by the Aztec art of Mexico. Doubly warm because of the stranding, this colorful hat will cheer the coldest winter day.

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Pattern instructions are fully charted. You will need to be able to read a knitting chart to complete this pattern.

This is the multi-size version of Tabitha’s Mystery, the Fall 2010 mystery KAL for Tabitha’s Heart group. It is written in standard pattern layout rather than being broken up into clues.

This versatile little shawl will be a must have addition to your wardrobe. Not only is it a wrap for those cool evenings, a topper for a sundress, or a chic kerchief-style scarf; it even works as a beach cover up when tied around the hips.

This sock was born from my inability to knit a plain vanilla sock. I keep trying to knit plain vanilla socks but when I get to the top I simple must add some sprinkles. This lace and cable pattern is perfect for spring and summer wear. The easy-to-memorize makes it a great traveling sock. The lace pattern is bold enough to stand up to self-strip...

Inspired by the bold hats worn in the Edwardian Era and named for a survivor of the Titanic, this felted hat is ridiculously quick to knit due to the loose gauge and large needles. It practically knits itself.

This stylish spiral lace beret is named for the graceful fronds of the lady fern that gently bend in the breeze. The hat looks great on the wrong side too. You get twice the wardrobe enhancement for half the knitting. In cotton, it’s a cool, clever summer hat; in wool or alpaca it’s a warm but fun winter hat.

This deceptively simple cabled hat uses an easy-to-memorize cable pattern that is attractive but quick-to- knit. It looks good with the brim rolled up or down. The hat makes a great gift for guys or gals.

There are two version of this pattern. This version s the mystery version of the pattern for the Winter 2010 Mystery KAL in the Tabitha’s Heart group. The second version of the pattern is my Green Chic pattern. There are a few differences between the two patterns. This pattern does not contain photos of the finished project, has only one s...

Five sizes - infant to adult.

Four sizes to fit infant through teen/adult. Length of hat is customizable.

This sweet lace hat has an interchangeable ribbon at the brim. The ribbon can be also used as a drawstring to turn your hat into a cute little bag. It may also be jazzed up with a decorative flower or pin at the top of the brim.

Evan is a cabled beanie-style hat featuring a wide, ribbed cable repeated around the circumference of the hat and then shifted to the right with subsequent repeats resulting in a spiral effect. The cable ribs are then decreased into points to form the crown of the hat. The pattern is bold enough to stand up to most variegated yarns but also look...

Evan is a simple sock adorned with a wide cable running from the toe to the cuff. The pattern is bold enough to stand up to most variegated yarns but also looks fabulous in solid colors.

Aragorn, Strider, Wingfoot, Elessar. Ranger, warrior, healer, king.

Owen is a simple sock adorned with two wide cables running from the toe to the cuff and up the back of the leg. The pattern is bold enough to stand up to most variegated yarns but also looks fabulous in solid colors.

The Medusa Cascade is a swirling, colorful rift in time and space from science fiction. This lovely yarn reminded me of those swirling colors but it just didn’t cooperate with most stitch patterns. This versatile little shawl was specifically designed to showcase that gorgeous but uncooperative skein of variegated yarn. The uncomplicated stitch ...

I adore variegated yarns but always struggle finding the pattern to highlight those colorful indulgences. This simple design is perfect for those beautiful yarns. It is named for the swirling rift in time and space from the Doctor Who series. This quick-to-knit ankle sock is sure to become a warm weather favorite.

This fun-to-knit lace sock got its name from my frustrating struggle to find a stitch pattern that wouldn’t disappear in “naughty” variegated yarns. The result is this light and lacy sock that’s just right for spring and summer wear. Easy enough to make it an excellent traveling sock but interesting enough to prevent boredom.

Aragorn, Strider, Wingfoot, Elessar. Ranger, warrior, healer, king. This deceptively easy but bold lace and cable pattern is masculine enough for the Aragorn in your life, without being dull to knit. It looks great knit in a more feminine color too. It’s a perfect match for the Aragorn Scarf and Aragorn Hat.

This irregular open lace reminds me of seaweed floating atop the ocean waves. The scarf is light enough for that essential spring accessory. The optional beads give it a bit of sparkle. Knit from a single skein of fingering weight yarn, this project is a perfect stash buster. The intermediate level lace stitch has a short pattern repeat but it i...

This deceptively easy but bold lace and cable pattern is masculine enough for the Aragorn in your life, without being dull to knit. It looks great knit in a more feminine color too. It’s the perfect match for the Aragorn Scarf or the soon-to-be-released Aragorn Gloves.

This deceptively-easy, bold lace and cable scarf is masculine enough for the Aragorn in your life, without being tedious to knit. It is also pretty enough to look lovely in a more feminine color.

Due to popular demand, this pattern is being offered individually. It is also offered as part of a collection of all five of the Arwen accessories (Arwen Cowl, Arwen Cloche Hat, Arwen Fingerless Gloves Arwen Keyhole Scarf and Arwen Slipper Socks) in the ebook Arwen’s Elven Accessories.

A wrap worthy of Arwen. The scallops in the border echo the hilt of the sword of her beloved. The lacy body reflects the peaceful elven beauty of Rivendell.

Multi-sized pattern includes sizes for most infants through adult. I don’t have any little sample shown because I just don’t have any little people in my life for whom to knit. All but the largest size can be knitted from 100 yards of yarn or less. This is a terrific stash buster project.

At the prompting of my friend Linda, I added another piece to Arwen’s elven accessory set – a cowl to ward off the evening chill of Rivendell.

These delicate little gloves will keep your hands warm without interfering with the use of your fingers. Perfect for wearing while knitting or doing other hand work. These gloves coordinate with the rest of Arwen’s elven accessories.

Everyone needs a fun scarf for the winter. This ridiculously long, striped scarf promises to be lots of fun to wear. Knit in

These socks were designed while catching up on episodes of my favorite television show. The little boxes reminded me of the windows of that mysterious blue call box and the toe forms a spiraling vortex, so naturally the pattern is named for my favorite doctor.

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These cozy slipper socks are just perfect for keeping tender toesies warm in the winter. Worsted weight yarn makes them thick, warm and sturdy - your could even wear them in place of shoes! This is the two-color variation of the Amber Waves Slipper Socks pattern.

This flirty, little scarf with it’s slightly scalloped edges is narrow enough to double as a belt, sash or even a hair band yet long enough to be worn a variety of ways from flowing freely to wrapped around the neck French style. The flexible stitch pattern lends itself to all sizes of yarn, just pick the needle size that matches your yarn.

This is a thick, warm sock to keep those toes nice and toasty on cold winter days. Because it is knit in worsted weight, it is quick and easy.

This lovely towel will look wonderful in your guest bath but also be a lovely addition to your kitchen. Perfect for gift giving.

I am in the process of updating my older patterns to bring them in line with my current pattern writing style. Some of these patterns will then be professionally tech edited. The tech edited versions will be available separately for a nominal fee. The unedited versions will continue to be available for free. The free versions may contain occasio...

I adore lace socks. I have been fascinated with them since the very beginning of my sock knitting adventure. This design originated after my attempt to knit the Dublin Bay sock from Mossy Cottage Knits - my first non-plain sock. I loved the lace panel but was just never happy with the huge stockinette panel along the front. So over the course of...

Finished Dimensions 51/2 X 67 inches.