Gleeful ghosts play hide and seek in a ghastly graveyard! This double-knit scarf is the perfect accessory to keep you warm this spooky season (and beyond!).

This lace scarf was inspired by the functional beauty of vintage wrought iron work. The combination of engaging but easily memorized lace patterns makes a lightweight scarf perfect for fall or spring.

This hat celebrates that part of you that never stopped dreaming of a trip to the moon! The pattern uses stranded colorwork and duplicate stitch to make your very own rocket ship in a starry sky, while the Ladderback Jaquard method helps keeps tension in the floats at the back of the work consistent.

Little bats swarm across this reversible scarf! This pattern is a great introduction to double knitting, with a fun but predictable design. The cozy scarf is perfect to celebrate the Fall or to bring a little spooky into your wardrobe year round!

This beanie combines star stitches and reverse stockinette for a quick, fun knit that all sorts will love. The pattern works well with both solid and variegated yarns, making either a cheerful swirl of colors or a more understated look. Either way, you can’t go wrong!

Reminiscent of moguls and choppy snow, and perfect for a day on the slopes, the Skimeister Scarf combines seed stitch and basic cables to create a scarf that is both classic and visually interesting. The pattern would make a great first cable project for beginning knitters, or a relaxing project for the more experienced.

This elegant cowl was inspired by antique windows in beautiful old buildings. It’s called crown glass after a type of hand-blown glass that created flat disks of glass that were thinner at the edges and thicker in the center, which was one of the most popular ways of making window glass for centuries. The effects of lead lattice and glass are i...