Keep your ears warm and cozy this fall with a Buttoned Warm ear warmer. Featuring convenient buttons at the back, it’s easy to put on and take off without disturbing your hairstyle. Try wearing the buttons in the front for a twist! The thick, squishy stitches provide both warmth and texture, making this design both practical and stylish. The l...

Keep your wine cozy this winter. Dress up any type of bottle for a fun gift or to display on your table. The hat and scarf together use only 10 grams of DK weight yarn, so dig through those little balls of leftovers and pick your favorite colors. Variations for both the scarf and hat are included on the second page; feel free to mix and match ...

XOXO cables make this cup cozy the perfect warm hug for your drink. A replacement for cardboard sleeves, mug sleeves add insulation to keep your drink warm and keep your fingers protected from hot cups. (The dreaded “my hand is getting hotter and hotter but I have nowhere to put this cup down” syndrome.) The button closure allows it to open a...

These colorful mitts are perfect to keep your hands and wrists warm and your fingers accessible during holiday festivities (or any day festivities!). The lace pattern is a mirror image on the right and left mitt, and the contrasting bind off adds a fun pop of color. Festivities Fingerless Mitts These colorful mitts are perfect to keep your ha...

The Lace Trim scarf alternates between garter stitch and a simple lace section. Knit in worsted weight yarn, it works up quickly and is nice and snuggly thanks to the garter stitch. The lace stripes are the perfect canvas to play with mini skein sets or use up leftovers from your stash. The instructions for the lace sections are both charted a...

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The Great, or Continental, Divide separates the two main watersheds in the United States.  Running along the ridges of the Rocky Mountains, rain that falls to the western side ends up in the Pacific Ocean, and rain that falls to the east will eventually end up in the Atlantic Ocean. The peaks on this cowl represent the Rocky Mountains and tha...

The Great, or Continental, Divide separates the two main watersheds in the United States. Running along the ridges of the Rocky Mountains, rain that falls to the western side ends up in the Pacific Ocean, and rain that falls to the east will eventually end up in the Atlantic Ocean. The peak on this hat represents the Rocky Mountains and that ...

Into Another World is a DK weight, right angle shawl featuring a lace panel running up the left side. The lace expands to cover the entire width of your contrasting color, and returns to a single panel at the end.  This shawl can be worked with a set of 12 or 13 mini skeins and a contrasting color.

With its wavy blocks and zig zag colors, Concourse C is a breezy scarf reminiscent of the moving walkway corridor between O’Hare Airport’s Concourse B and Concourse C. The walls of the corridor feature the 750 foot long neon lighted sculpture “The Sky’s the Limit”, by Michael Hayden Feel free to get creative with your stripe colors; each one ...

A solar equinox occurs twice a year, when the sun hits the equator straight on. On the equinox, day and night are equal lengths (12 hours) all over the globe. Unlike equinox days, this cowl is not equal. It’s asymmetrical with the point tilting to the right when worn. Knit flat, Unequinox is joined with a short seam in the back. Knit flat in ...

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