Once again, it’s that time of year

Sometimes, a bucket hat is

My Bumpified Hat is a riff on the tuck stitch, stacking the “bumps” one on top of the other. But, you won’t find the word “bumpified” in the dictionary…because I made it up! It came about when I was a child and tried to explain that my sister’s case of the chicken pox made her look all bumpified! And, that’s how a new word was born.

Kercheval packs a whole lot of eye candy into one hat! By folding and catching the brim to the inside, all your floats will be safely hidden, giving a very finished and tidy look to your hat. And, your ears will thank you for that double brim! If you choose to keep it subtle and knit with two colors, Kercheval will have tons of impact. But, if ...

Cloverly Socks, knit in a DK weight yarn, offer a quick unisex sock that fits perfectly in side your favorite boots or for relaxing with your feet up. Because of the fabulous elasticity of the rib patten, they will comfortably fit a multitude of sizes.

Donnelly plays with light and shadow, giving the illusion of dancing columns. The stranded colorwork is perfect for those who might be new to the technique, as there’s no need to catch floats. This unisex hat knits up quickly and is a real show stopper!

If you are anything like me, you never throw out those little bits and bobs of leftover yarn. In my case, I am the proud owner of two huge (and very jumbled!) tubs of leftovers. Most of these partials are unlabeled, untidy, and in danger of becoming conjoined with their fellow remnants. But, I still love them all and get great satisfaction when...

As our lives change, it’s always a good idea to remind each other that we must grow where we’re planted. This hat is a cheerful way to show the world that underneath this hat, you are blooming with good cheer!