By Phyll LagermanAs described by the designer: ‘Pick your favorite DK weight yarn and show it off with this fun to knit cowl. Once you get going you dont even have to count. Its perfect as a take along project for road trips, sporting events, TV knitting and family events. It is also most relaxing. […]
By Corrine WalcherAs described by the designer: ‘This hat was designed as a companion for the Travelling to Infinity Cowl, designed and knit on an unexpected trip to Canadas far North. It is knit in the round and completely reversible and customizable. Approximately 20 circumference, stretches to 24.5.’
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By Corrine WalcherAs described by the designer: ‘This cowl was designed and knit during an unexpected trip to Canadas far North. My sister-in-law asked for an infinity scarf for Christmas, and I needed something that didnt need a lot of attention to knit while being otherwise occupied. It is knit in the round and is
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By Corrine WalcherAs described by the designer: ‘These mitts were designed as a companion to the Travelling to Infinity Cowl and Hat, which were designed and knit during an unexpected trip to Canadas far North. Theyre completely reversible if youre careful about how you weave in your ends. The mitts are 7 circumference and stretch
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By KnittingPirateAs described by the designer:’Acres Wild is a hat with cabled slip stitches that looks more complicated than it really is. The quilted stitch pattern breaks up pooling in variegated yarn, and continues up into the crown to form a five-pointed star. Due to the way the stitch pattern comes together in the crown,
By Therese Ross CarterAs described by the designer: ‘This cowl is designed in two halves. The first half is a drop stitch design with a garter border. The second half is all garter. It is not knit in the round. This design uses a 3-Needle Bind Off technique. This is a very simple and quick
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By Lars RainsAs described by the designer: ‘Zero Kelvin is a zippered shawl that will keep you warm when the temperatures start to drop. Worked in three sections, the combination of eyelets and ridges creates unusual curves that produce a dramatic wingspan.’
By Jennifer RaymondAs described by the designer: ‘Wear the cuff buttoned up for extra cover when its cold, or wear them unbuttoned for a fashionable statement: Lights Burn Blue are stylish either way! Choose some stunning buttons to be the highlight of these winter accessories. It is best to base the mittens on the hand
