You’re never too old to trick-or-treat! Take The Witching Hour scarf with you as you dodge the ghouls and goblins. A gentle lace pattern repeat and soft mohair held with merino reflect nicely in the full moon!

Drape yourself in the mystery and grace of the aspen tree in the Aespen Wrap. As you knit on the diagonal–in garter, lace, and moss stitches– you’ll watch each color beautifully fade into the next.

Worn as either a scarf or shawl, the Delyth Shawlette combines warmth, softness, and delicate lace.

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Samhain, literally summer’s end, is the Irish word for November. It is also the origin of our modern Halloween. Enjoy the magic of autumn as you wear your own Season of Samhain fingerless gloves to pick apples, carve pumpkins, and trick-or-treat. The letters of the word Samhain are spelled out in the pattern using Ogham, the ancient tree alphab...

Keep your little one warm this fall with these wool, rib stitch arm warmers.

One size fits most, but pattern includes directions both average and large sizes. Finished glove is 10” long and ribbing allows a snug fit that will stretch. Average size gloves require one ball of yarn, approximately 140 yards; large size requires a bit more than one ball (approximately 155 yards).