These socks are knit cuff down with elongated open cable circles and small, neat twists. The tweedy farmhouse yarn invites the nostalgia of drinking warm cups of cocoa after skating circles on the ice.

The Cream Cabin Socks are knit cuff down with slipped stitches framing the front coin cable. Meanwhile, a pretty honeycomb pattern runs along the back of the sock.

The Autumn Bramble Cabin socks knitting pattern are cuff down with a wandering honeycomb cable. The bramble hue brings out feelings of a vintage autumn.

Knitted cuff down with a short leg and worked with a heel flap and gusset, the Wildflower Shortie Socks are classic short socks to add to your spring and summer wardrobe.

The Simple Cabin Socks are basic house socks knit cuff down and the heels are shaped with a slip stitch heel flap and gusset. The toes of these cozy indoor socks are closed with a kitchener stitch. Pour yourself a cup & let’s get started!

Knitted cuff down with a short leg and pretty cable twist set to a stockinette backdrop, the Farmhouse Chicken Socks have a heel flap and gusset and feature up to three color changes for contrasting cuffs, heels, and toes.

Knitted cuff down with a basic globe cable panel that creates ornamental O shapes, the “O Holy Night Cabin Socks” feature a heel flap and gusset and simple kitchener stitch toes.

Fall is the time for vivid orange pumpkin patches and warm woolly cabin socks. Knitted cuff down with a continuous cable twist detail, the Pumpkin Patch Cabin Socks feature short row heels and simple kitchener stitch toes.

What do you feel when you look inside a snow globe?

When the temperature starts to drop and the leaves turn crisp, it’s time for a cozy weather staple: cabin socks!

Imagine knitting by the fire with soft, pretty cables wrapped around your feet like a warm hug. Or layered under snow boots while out for a snowy hike in the woods. Knitted cuff down with a simple fitted rib into cable pattern, the Country Cabin Socks are ones you’ll want to add to your sock drawer and gift to everyone! These cable knit socks c...

Layer on the cozy! Knit entirely in garter stitch and holding two strands of yarn together at once, this chunky knit infinity scarf is great for the cold weather months, and can be knit up so darn fast. It’s easy for beginners and fun for any level knitter. This scarf is knit in garter stitch, meaning every row is knit. Two strands of yarn are ...

Squishy soft garter stitch knit baby blanket? Oh yeah! With a simple garter stitch packed into fuzzy goodness, the Rose Love blanket is a wonderfully calming blanket to knit as a new or expecting mom, or as a gift-giver. It’s a great beginner project, but the texture adds interest for all skill levels.

Inspired by Irish moss ground cover on woodland paths, this baby blanket is made for a little bit of tummy time! Even though the texture is so simple to knit, it picks up really well in all those pictures you’re going to be taking of that little bundle of cuteness!

Hygge is the feeling of being content and cozy, and snuggling up with this soft tweedy squish-fest will make you feel both of those things! Bulky yarn and giant cables? Yes please! Knit in the seed stitch with an off-center cable panel, the Hygge Home Knit Pillow is seamed up the sides with a fold-over top for buttons. This is an intermediate l...

Knit back and forth, the Countryside Dish Cloth has a garter stitch border and repeating hurdle stitch pattern perfect for new knitters ready to play with a combination of knit and purl stitches. This knitting pattern includes detailed written instructions, a stitch guide, photo content, & more!

Knit back and forth, the Shiplap Dish Cloth has a no-curl garter stitch border and repeating stitches that are perfect for new knitters ready to play with a combination of knits and purls. This knitting pattern includes detailed written instructions, a stitch guide, photo content, & more!

Knit back and forth in one piece, the Homebody Sleep Sack is a cozy project for your newborn photos. Chunky cables make this a quick knit piece. The hood is knit in garter stitch and seamed, and a repeating cable pattern keeps the project fun for the knitter. Functional buttons allow you to easily slide your little one into the sleep sack from ...

Knit with straight needles with a garter stitch border to prevent curling, the repetitive Irish moss stitch pattern is perfect for new knitters ready to play with different combinations of knit and purl stitches. This knitting pattern includes detailed written instructions, a stitch guide, photo content, & more!

Knit with straight needles with a garter stitch border to prevent curling, the repetitive double seed stitch pattern is perfect for new knitters ready to play with different combinations of knit and purl stitches. This knitting pattern includes detailed written instructions, a stitch guide, photo content, & more!

Show off your St. Patrick’s Day spirit and avoid getting pinched! Shamrock boot cuffs are the perfect addition to your St. Patrick’s Day outfit. They’re a great accessory for parades, parties, and pubs.

Layers of white snow blanket the banks of the River Ness, shown in the intricate fair isle design of the Inverness Snow Hat. Knit in the round on thick needles, the seamless hat is both visually gorgeous and holds the attention of its knitter. It is perfect for knitters familiar with easy color change and simple stitches.

Chunky knit boot cuffs add extra warmth, dressing up boots of all styles.

Winter ice lightly tops the fields where summer wildflowers play, begging us to slow down and notice its beauty.

Arm candy for picking flowers…and donuts!

Knitted in the round with a continuous cable twist detail, the Cherry Blossom Leg Warmers knit up seamlessly (no

The Peony Fields Headband Crochet Pattern includes detailed written instructions, a stitch guide, photo content, & more! This pattern uses 3 colors of worsted weight yarn (Sample knit in I Love This Cotton “White”, “Pink”, and “Rosy”.) and a US I/9mm hook. However, you can crochet with a different worsted or aran yarn, as long as the gauge ...

Haze: a light mist, caused by particles of water or dust in the air, which prevents you from seeing distant objects clearly.

Inspired by the frosty trees in the Scottish Highlands.

Ren: The Swedish word for “reindeer.”

Whether you drink your coffee hot, iced or frozen, a crochet coffee cup cozy makes it that much more enjoyable. Dress up your cup and keep your hands from getting burnt or wet with condensation.

Inspired by snowy mountains and the USA Olympic snowboard team, this chunky knit hat is a quick knit that you can finish in one evening!