Cant stop making these little babies! I’m pretty sure I won’t until i have a pair in every color. These handy fingerless gloves are quick to knit and look dandy on just about everyone. Thats you too.

Just a happy stranded hat for when you feel like looking sharp. Options for a hemmed edge or a ribbed brim. Colorwork is charted. Enjoy!

This seamless essential is my favorite way to knit up a hoodie scarf, starting with both scarf ends and knitting up simultaneously, finishing the top of the hood with either the kitchener stitch or the three needle bind off.

Why not Tri Koigu? This little merino yarn has a bright varied palette and holds up beautifully. Pick your favorite three colors and knit up a hat with plenty of color to spare. I made two and still had a little left over.

This textured knit was originally knit up for my younger sister but turned out so pretty I had to knit her another one and keep the goods. The decreases a form a subtle flower, though don’t let that stop you from knitting it up for the men in your life as cables are always in style.

This warm woolen cap flies off the needles and is guaranteed to keep your loved one’s head cozy. Both Malabrigo’s Worsted Merino and Cascade Yarns Cloud make a soft to the touch and light weight hat and are my personal favorites.

These quick to knit basic mitts are best when knit with a lightly worsted loosely spun yarn and smaller needles, for a full and cozy effect. Lang Yarn’s Yak is my favorite yarn for these, as it is lightweight, almost as soft as cashmere, and machine washable! Great for guys.