I love holiday knits, so when I designed a knit stocking, it was natural to add a massive Santa hat tree-topper. I went with a single color, but this would look phenomenal in the traditional white and red combination.

I love holiday knits, so an oversized stocking made with The Wool suited my wants perfectly. I wanted a folded cuff and a classic shape. I went with a smaller needle than you would usually use for yarn this big, but I wanted a dense fabric so the stocking could be filled without destroying the shape. And finally, it’s knit inside out so you get...

This design was born from a simple what-if. What if I married my love for short row heels with my dislike for purling? Oh, that’s nice. But now that I’m being lazy, what if I knit this sock toe-up and avoided sewing altogether? Now we’re talking!

This design came from my desire to make my husband a stylish, kitten-soft hat to cover his chemo-induced bald head this winter. It’s a classic 2x2 ribbed beanie, but the crown is where it shines, reflecting Clay’s love for geometric shapes and symmetry. I hope you love it!

This linen stitch towel uses a simple, 2-row repeat pattern and color changes to produce a beautiful fabric.

The sweetest little hat with the sweetest little rainbows. This pattern includes the instructions for a short brim and a folded brim baby hat as well as the charts/instructions to add the rainbows.

The Cora Scarf combines cables and simple lace for a texture-rich treat with a neat, slipped-stich edge. Includes both written instructions and a chart so you’re covered no matter your preference.

The Traveler Scarf is a simple triangle shape that is full of texture thanks to the hexagon stitch. The pattern includes directions for worsted (size 4) and super bulky (size 6) weight yarn, with picture and video tutorials.

This simple cowl combines an amazing yarn (so soft!) and herringbone stitch for an elegant accessory. The pattern has so many pictures to walk you through how to knit herringbone, as well as links to video tutorials if that’s better suited to your learning style. It uses a full skein of Woolfolk Hygge with only a little left over (approx. 75 yd...

Named after the boat captain in Jaws, the Quint hat reminded me of a fisherman’s hat and is designed to be worn either with a folded brim (beanie style) or unfolded for a more slouchy look. The entire hat is worked holding 2 yarn colors together to create a marled effect. The rib pattern makes a very elastic hat and the Twisted German cast-on l...

This headband features a unique twisted-rib and single cable design. It is fully lined and uses a modified Kitchener seam to sew the lining together (with detailed pictures on how to sew the seam as well as a link to a video tutorial). Made with worsted weight yarn, it is a quick knit.

The Basket Circle Scarf combines basket weave and garter stitch for a texture-rich accessory. It is worked flat, twisted, and sewn together to form an infinity scarf.

The Corinthain Hat is made with a fold-up rib brim and cable pattern. It is worked in aran weight yarn, so it knits up quickly. It is very stretchy and fits both adult women and men.

The Suffolk Hat is made with a twisted rib brim and seed stitch pattern. It is worked in super bulky yarn, so it knits up very quickly. The pattern includes adult and child sizes as separate files. The child size fits approximately 1-7 year olds, but of course go by the measurements as each kiddo grows differently! The adult hat would fit pre-t...

The Wave Runner is a knit bed runner made with a reversible, ribbed cable pattern. Pattern has sizes for Full, Queen, and King sized beds, but of course you can make it any length to be perfect for you!

The Wave Cowl is made with a ribbed cable pattern that is reversible, so it looks great no matter what part is showing. It is worked with a tubular cast-on and bind-off for ultimate stretch. The suggested yarn is an ultra-soft Merino Wool yarn that feels great against your skin, but any soft fingering-weight yarn will work! The cowl is a slim-p...