I created this pattern for those of us with cold hands, that still need use of our hands in the cold fall and winter months. Keeping warm was the goal, yet not sacrificing the need to be able to access our phones, being able to write, and anything else that is difficult to do when wearing a traditional glove or mitten.

This cowl was created for the colder winter months. The knit stitch and yarn used make for a very thick and ‘air-tight’ cowl. A basic knowledge of slip stitches is necessary to complete this pattern.

My husband has been bugging for the longest time for a thick hat made to withstand a beating, but also warm enough for all winter as his job often takes him outdoors. I created this hat with a thicker yarn and a tighter stitch for those two ‘needs’. The button is optional, but there are a ton of fun buttons to be found on Etsy for this exact pu...

This pattern was designed for beginner knitters who want more than just a typical knit and purl. A basic knowledge of ribbing is an essential skill to be able to make The Rosemary Cowl.

I created this pattern as a step up from your typical beanie. It has an interesting stitch variation that is highlighted by using a different color yarn. Pick your favorite colors and knit away!

This pattern was made with a lot of love and practice. It may look difficult, but I promise, it is just a lot of simple knits and purls. As long as you can read a pattern and understand ribbing, you will be able to create The Sage all for yourself (or a friend).