Note: The original hat is pictured in Valentina (pink). The slouchy version is shown in Melon (peach). To knit the slouchy version of this hat, simply work one additional full pattern repeat as written in the pattern before working the crown decreases. This modification can be completed with the one skein of yarn called for in the pattern.

Winter Hat Series - Two

Winter Hat Series: Two

I was so lucky to collaborate with Luna Grey Fiber Arts to create a piece inspired by the beautiful waterfalls and mountain peaks of North Bend, WA. Brim lacework and a twisted rib body strike the perfect balance while small bobbles add an element of fun. Squishy sport weight yarn makes this hat a relaxing knit perfect for year-round wear.

Winter Hat Series - Season One

Winter Hat Series - Season One

Shifting Light utilizes one- and two-color linen stitch to create a sunset-like gradient as the piece moves from one color to the next. The simple pattern repeat makes it easy to personalize the shawl – try it with three or four colors instead of two (as pictured) or add more shifts for a larger finished piece. Choose your favorite variegated s...

Peyton is all about texture. Play with moss stitch, daisy stitch, and ribbing as this shawl grows. Your finished project will beg to be styled with your favorite winter basics. Throw this generously sized shawl over your shoulders or wrap your neck in a lush triangle scarf. Grab some worsted weight yarn in your favorite solid and let the textur...

The colors of the herbaceous thistle plant inspired the name of this piece. The Thistle shawl features one of my favorite stitches: the linen stitch. Working in linen stitch yields a thick fabric reminiscent of weaving. With its dense texture and three-color design, this knit will keep you warm and stylish in the fall and winter months!