This pullover knits up fast. It’s mostly made with two strands of blown yarn held together on size 11 US needles, which results in a hefty gauge of 3 sts / 4 rows per inch. The blown yarn is an absolute necessity here--its low density permits a voluminous gauge while keeping the knit itself lightweight.

Level up your headband game. This design is double-thick and fully reversible, keeping your ears warm any way you wear it. A mohair add-in serves a little extra fluff. The reason for the “doubletime” name is, fittingly, twofold: This piece is worked mostly in double stockinette, and the center twist is created by cabling two separately-worked s...

Cold? Me too. Here’s a quick and cute knitting project to keep you warm. This thick, checkered cozy will fit any standard 7- by 12.5-inch hot water bottle.

This sweater is a reproduction of one sold years ago at the now-defunct Topshop. It has a very loose, off-the-shoulder fit with a generous modified drop-sleeve and high-hip length. It is rather heavyweight due to the rib.