This headband pattern was created by popular request to go along with the Sunrise Hat and Cowl patterns.When your ears are cold but you’re just not ready for a hat, try a headband instead! Perfect for people who like to wear their hair up.

This headband pattern was created by popular request to go along with the Spinnaker Beanie and Cowl patterns. When your ears are cold but you’re just not ready for a hat, try a headband instead! Perfect for people who like to wear their hair up.

This headband pattern was created by popular request to go along with the Spindrift Beanie and Cowl patterns. When your ears are cold but you’re just not ready for a hat, try a headband instead! Perfect for people who like to wear their hair up.

This headband pattern was created by popular request to go along with the Wildwood Beanie pattern. When your ears are cold but you’re just not ready for a hat, try a headband instead! Perfect for people who like to wear their hair up.

The colorwork design in this pattern reminds me of migrating birds, hence the name. This easy stranded colorwork design works up quickly. I hope you’ll enjoy putting color combinations together and feel inspired to dig through your scrap yarn bin and get creative! You can use all one color for the contrasting color, or use multiple colors for a...

The colorwork design in this pattern reminds me of migrating birds, hence the name. This easy stranded colorwork design works up quickly and includes sizes for the whole family. I hope you’ll enjoy putting color combinations together and feel inspired to dig through your scrap yarn bin and get creative! You can use all one color for the contras...

This classic ribbed beanie is perfect for those who prefer a hat without a pom pom. The folded brim allows you to adjust the hat to be as fitted or poufy at the top as you prefer. Mirrored decreases add a little something special to this classic unisex style.

The Spinnaker Cowl was created to be a set with the Spinnaker Beanie pattern. Faux cables created by right twisted stitches give the look of little waves. The town of White Bear Lake, MN where I live is known for sailing races, so the Spinnaker Cowl name is a nod to the iconic sailboats on White Bear Lake.

The Spinnaker Beanie is a sister pattern to my Spindrift Beanie and Cowl and Seaspray Beanie patterns. Faux cables created by right twisted stitches give the look of little waves. The town of White Bear Lake, MN where I live is known for sailing races, so the Spinnaker Beanie name is a nod to the iconic sailboats on White Bear Lake.

This pattern is named for the little town across the lake from where I live. The original version of this pattern was written for worsted weight yarn, but I’ve added instructions for bulky weight yarn to make a super quick knit.

This wall hanging combines knitting and weaving techniques for a unique project that looks like macrame, but is actually an easy approachable project for knitters! Named after Iona’s Beach on Lake Superior’s shore in northern Minnesota, the chunky weaving in this pattern reminds me of the pink pebbles at this beach.

I love the look of macrame and woven wall hangings, and when I discovered the Loop Stitch in knitting, I knew it’d be perfect for wall decor! I am influenced by Scandinavian designs (simple, with lots of layered textures), and I love the textured, boho vibe this stitch gives. This pattern is named after a cute little nearby town called Scandia.

I absolutely hate wasting things, whether it’s leftover yarn, or those cardboard coffee sleeves you’re given on your cup of to-go coffee. Enter the knit coffee cozy! These make a fun little gift, stocking stuffer, gift card holder, or small item for your craft market booth.

Named for the little town across the lake from where I live, the Birchwood Beanie is my take on that popular store-bought acrylic hat that everyone wears.

Being near water, whether the Pacific Ocean

SEASPRAY: “The water thrown into the air when waves break on the shore.” Being near water, whether the Pacific Ocean from the California coast, or the lakes of Minnesota, has always brought me peace.

This hat features a unique texture created by holding two different yarns double. Featuring a simple ribbed stitch, the addition of slub fingering weight yarn makes it special! This pattern is written for 5 sizes (baby, toddler, child, teen/adult, adult large).

“Real leaders lead with love.” - Cleo Wade

“Spindrift”: spray blown from the crests of waves by the wind. This pattern works up quickly and the faux cables remind me of waves. Easy to knit, comfy to wear!

“LOPPET”: a race which occurs over a varied terrain. This pattern gets its name from the varied textures of bobbles and yarn held double.

“Seachange”: a profound or notable transformation. The pattern is named after the amazing change a baby brings into all the lives of people around it; and in the pattern, each time a new color is added, the blanket changes and creates a nice marled effect.

This pattern download includes two separate documents: one for Super Bulky (weight 6) yarn, and one for Bulky/Chunky (weight 5) yarn. This pattern is written for baby, child, and adult sizes.

“Do more things that make you forget to check your phone”

I created my original cowl pattern (the human version) as a way to use up scraps of yarn leftover from making hats. I just had to create a cute pet cowl to coordinate! I teamed up with my friends at Bright & Pip to bring you the pet version.

The lattice cables filled with seed stitch create a unique texture in this hat - this is not your basic cable beanie! The cables are created using left- and right-twisted stitches no cable needle needed! The name comes from the North Loop neighborhood in Minneapolis, where my husband and I end up on most of our date nights.

I created this pattern as a way to use up scraps of yarn leftover from making other hats. The variegated yarn from three colorways of your choice creates a beautiful ombre effect, inspired by my love of sunrises. Feel free to adjust the colorwork in the rows of the pattern to account for the amount of yarn you have of each color!

Named after the honeysuckle plant that grows on a lattice, this simple lattice cable hat works up quickly with super bulky wool. The cables are created with left and right twist stitches. No cable needle needed!

I created this pattern as a way to use up scraps of yarn leftover from making hats. The variegated yarn from three colorways of your choice creates a beautiful ombre effect, inspired by my love of sunrises.

I created this pattern as a way to use up scraps of yarn leftover from making hats. The variegated yarn from three colorways of your choice creates a beautiful ombre effect, inspired by my love of sunrises. Feel free to adjust the colorwork in the rows of the pattern to account for the amount of yarn you have of each color!