This super bulky stocking knits up super quick and can be a great base for any design you would like, or add the included duplicate stitch chart for the old fashioned red truck with a Christmas tree!

The Tree Top Slipper Socks wrap your ankles in an extra layer of cozy DK yarn with a fold over cuff showing off cabled trees. DK socks are so fast to knit and cozy to wear! …but they tend not to fit in most shoes making them perfect for an at home slipper sock.

A simple faux-cable adds a little something extra to this ribbed sock. The cascading curves created by the faux-cable remind me of the ‘S’ turns of a skier in fresh snow, resulting in the name Slopes Socks, which originally came from my Slopes Hat pattern.

A cozy cabled Christmas tree skirt featuring 7 cabled Christmas trees. Three slightly different tree tops add extra interest to the trees and the centre of the tree skirt curls up to cover the tree stand and trunk of the tree.

The Lavender Fog Socks are a textured, top down knit sock with a heel flap and gusset. The texture is framed on the front of the sock between two braided cables that fade into a fog of stockinette that wraps around the ankle and bottom of the foot.

The Mini Hearts Socks are a simple textured sock knit from the cuff down. The ‘hearts’ are the simplest, abstract version of a heart I could think of, and are in offset rows down the front of the sock. The front and back of the sock are divided by a garter border.

This hat is written in four sizes: extra small, small, medium, large, corresponding to infant, toddler/child, women’s, and men’s sizes.

This is the larger version of the Nowel Tree Skirt for a more averaged size tree!

This chunky, cable knit stocking is the perfect cozy accessory to hang by the fire and become part of your Christmas traditions. It perfectly matches the Nowel Tree Skirt and also goes with the Noel Tree Skirt!

Nowel is the middle English word for Christmas, and the cables wrapping around the tree make me think of old-fashioned cozy Christmases.

This blanket is easy to knit and so cozy! A simple border surrounds a field of texture that also adds weight to this blanket (the sample shown came in at 3 pounds). Directions also help you read your stitches in the textured section, making it great for novice knitters.

The sister pattern to the Stitch Primer Beanie, this is an easier pattern that allows you to practice recognizing stitch patterns in the round without needing to do any decreases. The upper edge of the pattern uses a tubular bind off for a stretchier and cleaner edge, but you can of course substitute another bind off.

This is a simple hat that lets you experiment with numerous textures and stitches. The pattern includes written instructions, as well as pictures for how to identify by sight in the fabric what stitch you should be doing next for each of the stitch patterns.

Need a truly light knit sweater for those cooler summer evenings? This is the sweater you’ve been looking for! The classic fit is easy to wear, and will keep you comfortable when the temperature dips along with the sun.

This tank top is light and breezy, and perfect for summer! It is knit in three pieces, from the bottom up, and then seamed. The front of the tank top is very classic, with a V-neck that isn’t too low. The back is a shaped crisscross so that the bottom of the back is open, while the top of the back is a more classic tank top.

This sock pattern is named for the balance that an individual can achieve by extension in opposite directions - specifically inspired by dance, but there are lots of instances where opposition can lead to better balance.

This pattern is also available for FREE on my blog: https://knittleandpearl.com/2019/12/04/tree-rrific-christ...

Inspired by a colourway called I Smell Snow, this scarf features very simple lace snowflakes the full length of the scarf.

This is a fun take on the classic double brim beanie! Knit with two colours, a very simple lace snowflake is part of the brim, giving a peek-a-boo effect to your contrast colour on the other side of your brim!

This hat pattern is a simple textured hat inspired by the texture of longjohns and waffles - things that are warm and cozy. Knits, purls and slipped stitches make up the texture, with an easy repeat pattern that knits up quickly.