Lisa McFetridge
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Slovakian Folklore Hat with 2 different tops and new Čičmany Mittens now in a new eBook.
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Knitting: Beanie, Toque
Fall is near and nothing more than changing leaves and acorns symbolizes this season more to me. This new yarn is the perfect medium for knitting this autumn tribute.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
This pattern is 20 % off now through 11:59 pm October 5, 2024.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
I don’t design true Fair Isle knits. I leave that to the experts - but I really love the color combinations and traditional motifs. I have lots of hats that I consider “Fairish” Isle. This is one of them. Two Holly Charts are included, choose the one you like best. Knit with Blue Sky Fibers Woolstok worsted in 5 sizes to fit Newborn through XLa...
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
I love dogs of all sizes and volunteer at a dog rescue. This hat features two small dogs. The first is the much loved Corgi (the Queen’s Dog) with short legs, big ears and a big heart. The Bonus Hat is the Shih Tzu, or the Shih Poo (Poodle / Shih Tzu mix). I always think of these small fluffy pups as Mop Dogs. Always happy and great cuddlers.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
NOTE: Stitch 12 on Row 27 should be MC not CC.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
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Knitting: Beanie, Toque
Winter Sheep. These sheep have coats that are longer, for winter warmth. The snow cascades out of the sky, covering much of their winter world.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
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Knitting: Earwarmers
A simple to knit, stranded color work headband in four sizes. Trees are a common motif but the surprise is a bear poking her head out between two trees. This earwarmer makes an uncommonly great little gift that is a quick-to-knit gift ( or keep for yourself ! ). Instructions for four sizes.
Knitting: Cowl
I designed a hat 15 years ago with the intention of writing up the pattern. It took me all that time to rediscover it and write it up. It is called the Snowburst Hat. It needed a companion cowl which led to a couple of different all-over patterns and border motifs. I love this one, but love them all. Holiday Gift Stockpiles are a side benefit o...
Knitting: Cowl
Vyshyvanka shirts are rich examples of Ukrainian embroidery. The traditional motifs and colors chosen vary by area of the country and have had a renaissance among the younger generation in Ukraine. It can tell the story of the wearer and protect the wearer from harm. It seems appropriate to adapt some of these motifs to knitting.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
While creating a trilogy of patterns to raise money for Ukraine in February of 2022, I discovered Vyshyvanka embroidery. A Ukranian tradition of embroidering shirts and other clothing articles, the motifs are amazing. I have decided to make a few more pieces using these motifs. I have adapted a star motif to form a heart.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
Sashiko was introduced to me by my friend, Naeko. A form of Japanese embroidery, it’s often worked in white or light blue on Indigo fabric. Sashiko ( translation: “little stabs” ) is a method of making common clothing more decorative and reinforcing well-worn clothing to extend the life of the fabric. Centuries ago, indigo was the least expensi...
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
This year, Lunar New Year begins just before the Olympics in Beijing. I wanted to make a hat to celebrate Lunar New Year, so it needed to make a nod to tradition, be full of color and be simple but beautiful. I have been working on a lotus motif for years and couldn’t find just the right one. This year the design stars aligned and, while lookin...
Knitting: Cowl
A Neck Gaiter is useful for skiers, snowshoers, hikers, workers & walkers or anyone outside in winter cold. A Gaiter needs to be a bit tighter than a cowl as it needs to stay up snug to the skin, like a sock! As for the motif, well nothing screams winter like an alligator. I know, right??? I like to think the Gator helps a skier “tear up th...
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
Naeko is a Japanese language partner that I met in 2021. She is living in the U.S. while her husband is working here for a few years. She had on the most wonderful jersey one day and I told her I loved the shapes. She emailed me a photo of her shirt. While I couldn’t reproduce it faithfully, it reminded me of hydrangea blossoms and that is what...
Knitting: Cowl
I lost some of my favorite volunteer activities due to the pandemic. My time as a hospice volunteer meant a great deal to me, I learned so much about living from the people I met. The pandemic forced the hospice to close. An opportunity to be a language partner for Naeko, a Japanese woman, presented itself and I took it. We began meeting via Zo...
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
We all have good hair days and bad hair days - especially us curly headed folk. On a bad hair day, a GOOD HARE DAY Hat is essential. It covers a multitude of sins. And makes you look wicked stylish. You can also just wear this hat because it is cute. Hares are slightly different by size.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
HAT is 25% off price through 11:59 PM November 30, 2021 EST.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
I just can’t stop putting the ocean into my knitwear. I love all the things found in the sea. Except seaweed, unless it’s dried and I’m eating it….
Knitting: Cowl
This cowl is a companion cowl to the Holly Go Lightly Hat. I love a cowl with a stiff fabric that stands up instead of draping. The Cascade Aran yarn on slightly smaller needles than normal creates just that fabric and gives extra warmth while the merino is soft and squishy. I love the yarn and the colors it comes in. Aran weight has been a lit...
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
Many years ago I knitted a hat for each of my relatives for Christmas. I took photos, always intending to publish some of them. Now many years later, reviewing photos, I have decided to go ahead and do just that. This is the first in a series. Some will have companion cowls as well. This one is Holly Go Lightly as the holly border spreads and s...
Knitting: Headband
A simple to knit stranded color work headband in five sizes.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
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Knitting: Cowl
Cranes are believed to live for a thousand years and inhabit the land of the immortals. They symbolize longevity and good fortune. Paper cranes have come to symbolize peace and it is thought if a person folds 1000 paper cranes, a wish will be granted. I just think cranes are beautiful and graceful, especially if spied while in flight. Two sizes...
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
This is the year of the Bear for me. The Polar Bear is a favorite, the cool colors of winter, the ice and snow. My favorite Season. Their fur is not white, it is transparent and reflects the colors of winter around them. The Polar Bear is a majestic animal whose habitat is shrinking due to global warming.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
This hat is a favorite of my family. We have seen moose, deer, fox, rabbits, pheasant, turkeys and other animals in Vermont, but never a bear. While I love bears on hats and knitwear, I hope to NEVER meet one on one of my walks in the woods…. Choose size by circumference for best fit.
Knitting: Cowl
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Knitting: Beanie, Toque
Science, Technology, Engineering and Math touch everyone’s life every day. Back in the day, each of those terms could bring anxiety to students, especially females . Now STEM is part of our educational culture that encourages us all to encourage children to learn to love (not fear) Science, Technology, Engineering and Math. As a knitter and des...
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
This cap is inspired by a photo of Norwegian Wallpaper, strewn with forest items. It’s just a forest dream. Though not an exact copy, the floating motifs are in the same style as the paper. Each hat is a little different but all the elements are there! Trees, leaves, flowers, snow, foxes, hearts, birds and reindeer all appear in the cap.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
Please note, the new Cascade 220 Merino may not yet be available. It should be out soon, but substitute colors in Cascade 220 are supplied in the pattern and any similar weight yarn (KnitPicks Swish for example) can be substituted! Happy knitting
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
Note - A few patterns went out with a Malabrigo Rios color of SILVER GREY - The color should be GRIS or PEARL!
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
I come from a long line of seafaring people…
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
Sorry, I couldn’t help myself on the name choice, but yes, you can make these ears, knit as part of the main hat. I’ve long wanted to make a simple-to-knit hat with ears. It took me years but I am finally happy with the results. So QUICK to knit in a soft, bulky wool. The ears are easy, not fussy, no short rows but still a professional look. On...
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
The name comes from how it feels in your hands when knit. Springy. Bouncy. Plush.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
20% off this cap through Midnight EDT August 20, 2019!
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
In this case, Cobble isn’t a stone, but a mashup of cable-and-bobble. Knit in a bulky yarn, it’s a three stitch cable rather than a four stitch, as four would make it too bulky when using a heavier yarn. Tahki Arlington was used in the samples. It’s soft enough for a baby and warm enough for a winter wind. The bobbles are visible but don’t “pop...
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
A slouchy version of the COBBLE TOGETHER BEANIE which is now available in three sizes. “Cobble” here stands for a mashup of CABLE and BOBBLE! Knit with Tahki Arlington in a juicy cranberry shade The yarn is thinner than other bulky yarns, but warm with wonderful drape. This is a quick knit, but the “cobbles” slow it down a bit, so it might be a...
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
Simple groups of texture separated with Vikkel (rhymes with “pickle”) braids to define each section. The variety keeps the knit fresh.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
Need a quick and cost effective simple hat as a gift or just for yourself?
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
A hat I saw when I was traveling had a townscape going all the way around it. It inspired me to document, in a hat, an homage to places that bring me joy. My husband grew up in a small farming community. When our own kids were young, we bought a home in Vermont which has a lovely, small feel. Here is “Our Town” which is not so much a particular...
Knitting: Cowl
The “Storyteller’s Gift Cowl” is so named as the knitter creates the gift of a story to the recipient. Use the charts here or create some of your own. Many here are versions of ones used in many of the hats in my World Cultures Hat Series - motifs from around the world, many not meant as knit motifs, but created from folk motifs. Knit a cowl us...
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
This hat is my lament for the end of winter. Winter is my favorite season. Walking through the snow on a cold day with my dogs makes me smile. It’s nearly March. I will survive the summer while I wait for the first crisp days of fall. I used grey and sky blue, because snow always has a blue cast to my eye…
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
The Winter Olympics are a feast for a knitter’s eyes. There are always one or two hats that make us drool. In 2018 in Pyeongchang, for me, that hat belongs to Latvia. In the colors of the Latvian Flag, it’s a simple design with lots of “pop” ! I love it. I have sizes for all Latvian Team wanna-be’s.
Knitting: Cowl
Blythe is my nephew’s wife. I had her name in the family Christmas gift draw and I made her a cowl. Each year after Christmas much of my family comes to Vermont to ski, sled and hike in the snow. This year we were blessed with lots of snow (and not so blessed with below zero temperatures….) so a snowy cowl was perfect for the weather. She was q...
Knitting: Cowl
My nephew recently married. His bride is of Indian heritage, Gujarati the language spoken by her family. In my own family, we draw names at Christmas, and I drew the name of his wife, Puja. Puja translates to a blessing, and she is a blessing to my nephew. I decided to create a cowl for her using her favorite colors and two Gujarati embroidery ...
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
In the ancient Aztec culture, the eagle is the symbol for the sun, hence the name for the hat which translates to “Aztec sun.” The eagle motif is on the teal band. Eagle warriors were the bravest and most feared soldiers. The colors are warm, the motifs are simple. I like it without earflaps, my daughter says “small earflaps with big braids”. S...
Knitting: Earwarmers
Grindelwald is a beautiful village in Switzerland, accessible by train as it travels from Interlaken on the way up to Jungfrau. It is an amazing town with beautiful views, delicious foods and the feeling that you have landed in the middle of a postcard view. Mountain treks from Grindelwald in cool weather require something to warm the ears, but...
Knitting: Christmas Stocking
This Chanukah stocking represents the blending of today’s homes and traditions. When teaching a Christmas Stocking class at a local yarn shop, I had a student return to class with a Chanukah Stocking. She eats Christmas dinner with friends and wanted to bring something as a gift to her hosts. A Christmas stocking in Chanukah colors and filled i...
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
Himapaat means “snow”. I like the sound of the word in Hindi and it seems appropriate since this is a cold weather item. The motifs are taken from beautiful pieces of embroidery from the Indian Continent. Infused with bright color, the motifs go on dresses, shirts and saris. What better to fight the whites and grays of winter? The motifs are si...
Knitting: Cowl, Beanie, Toque
This Cowl and Hat use simple stitches to show off the beautiful color variations in the yarns. The Ribboned Stockinette Stitch, also called the Half Linen Stitch, is simple to do, it works up faster than the full Linen Stitch and has the effect of a ribbon running through the stitches. With bulky yarn and larger needles, they knit up quickly an...
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
Fair and Squares Hat is a great first Fair Isle hat and boot topper set. Knit in fingering weight yarn, it starts with a riff on corrugated rib and is followed by a very traditional Fair Isle motif.
Knitting: Christmas Stocking
This Christmas stocking is colorful and fun. It looks more complicated than it is, as much of the color comes from simple stripes in a mix of traditional and non-traditional colors. Christmas doesn’t yell “lime” and “teal” but add these colors in with some holiday red and white and the result is a winner. Choice of wrapped, rolled edge (shown) ...
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
The Darkness to Light Hat is a Love is hat originally for the Pulse Nightclub victims, now for Club Q.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
It all depends how you read it. It says “fight to live” and also says “live to fight” Either way, cancer is a fight for life and we hope new research and medications give more people a better chance of living to fight. It has come to my attention that there are not so many choices of chemo caps for men. So make this unisex hat for someone you l...
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
Cancer sucks. And many of the medications used to treat it are godsends that can also bring some very unwelcome side effects. My neighbor has lived with breast cancer for many years and of all the problems she has endured, the one that bothers her most is the loss of her hair. Hair defines us in so many important ways. Somedays a cap that is be...
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
Kathy Korona (knitter extraordinaire) from the Ames Free Library in Easton, MA asked for a chemo cap pattern that the library knitting group (read more about this library at the end of the pattern) could make to donate to cancer patients. It needed to be simple enough for the newest knitters, with some “upgrades” for knitters ready for a challe...
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
Instructions are a combination of written instructions with charts for motif.
Knitting: Cowl
I wanted to design a pretty all-over pattern to put on a hat, cowl, mittens and maybe a pillow too! Here it is and the prototype was such a favorite in my most recent knit design class, I decided to publish the cowl first. The design needed to be simple, easy to knit, but striking. This simple, geometric floral arrangement works nicely. A tonal...
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
A Fair Isle hat that stands tradition on end.
Knitting: Cowl
Color is my signature in knitting and this cowl adds lots of color to the grey and white landscape everywhere in winter. The finished product is toasty and avoids the dreaded hat head. What’s not to like? Included graphs: Baseball Glove and Ball, Big Dog, Blanks, Bunnies, Carrots, Cupcake, tFootball & Basketball, Hearts, Holly, Lacrosse Sti...
Knitting: Cowl
Cullah Collah Cowl is “Color Collar Cowl” in the accent I grew up with in Boston.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
Another hat inspired by the Ndebele Houses in South Africa, the name refers to a Fig Tree in the area, but mostly, I just love the name of the tree; Wonderboom.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
The lotus motif, also known as Sesen, is found throughout Egypt, on pillars, in tombs, on thrones & headdresses of the divine, the Pharaohs. It’s the symbol of the sun, rebirth & creation as it closes at night and sinks below the water and rises and reopens at dawn. The lotus is the main motif of this hat, surrounded by swirls at the br...
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
Thanks for supporting this project!! $321 went to Doctor’s Without Borders to fight Ebola.
Knitting: Boot Cuffs / Toppers
A companion set of Boot Toppers to go with the Muir Glenn Thistle Hat, available on Ravelry, and a “tip of the tam” to Scotland. Three sizes, Small, Medium (shown) and Large, go by finished cuff measurement or the really easy way, slim legs (small), average legs (medium) and heavy calves (large). The cuffed version will be a little snugger, the...
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
3 sizes, 2 shapes, 3 different Thistles knit in worsted weight.
Knitting: Mittens
What to do with ODDS & ENDS? You know, those tiny balls of yarn, not enough to make much with but still beautiful and often expensive little bits.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque, Headwear - Other
This hat and earband use the Ridge & Furrow motif, a series of knits and purls that mimic the pattern an old fashioned hand plow makes in the ground before planting. My husband grew up on a farm so this one is a natural for me!
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
One of the most underrepresented ethnic areas in the knit world is the African Continent. It is home to some of the most colorful and artistically rich areas I have researched. When knitting, we often stay with motifs of areas with longstanding knitting traditions: Fair Isle, Scandanavia, & South America to name a few. These motifs are the ...
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
LOOK too for other ETHNIC HATS: Native Language; Kistikan, Naniboujou, Out of Africa (coming in August) among others.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
The Naniboujou Lodge in Grand Marais, Minnesota, was built in the early 20th century with a grand room that has a ceiling painted with Cree motifs. It is named for Naniboujou, the Cree god of the woods. The colors are reds, oranges, greens, blues and yellows that jump out at the viewer.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
The “reindeer hat with trees” is a staple & a classic. It’s been done many times before, but that’s why these motifs are so often reused. Many hours spent looking at old photos, designs and shapes helped bring this reinvented reindeer hat to life. My daughter loves it - always a good sign - and the braid and tassel in a “pop” color make it ...
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
A tasseled, pom pom’d, curly-cued slouch hat by Lisa McFetridge * Copyright 2014
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
THIS PATTERN IS NOW AVAILABLE AS THE SMALLEST SIZE OF THE NATIVE LANGUAGE HAT in my RAVELRY STORE for $4.00
Knitting: Cloche Hat
DREAM IN COLOR “Calm” makes for an amazing knit, the color palette beautiful, each with with subtle variations in color. This one named after the lovely town of Interlaken in the Swiss Alps. Warm, stylish and convertible from cloche to slouch by turning it inside out! Treat yourself or the recipient with this soft cap that is luxurious and doub...
Knitting: Earflap Hat
Earflaps are knit flat, then stitches cast on between the earflaps, joined and finished in the round. The snowflakes are charted and the chart is repeated twice around the hat.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
I knit these “lions” into a hat years ago, then set them aside. When Peter O’Toole died, the Lions came back into my head - and one of my favorite of his films, “Lion in Winter”
Knitting: Earwarmers
Choose two colors that are similar (dark blue and light blue, red and rust) and one light color with good contrast (light grey, white, tan) and scrap amount of a fourth color (white in this case) to add a bit of pop at the end and you will have a very simple to knit, chic, one session project that will be loved. Knitter’s choice to carry the co...
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
Dream Weaver is a favorite ski trail on the beautiful south face of Okemo Mountain in Vermont. It’s long and winding, wide and open. It makes me feel like the star in a ski commercial when traversing it. I am a “green circle, beginner” skier, translate that to “pity” skier.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
The Color Harmony Cap helps answer the most common colorwork questions such as “How do I know what colors go together?” and “How do I work with more than one color?” These questions are the inspiration for the Color Harmony Cap. The answer provided by the hat is that any colors can be put together as long as there is balance, or harmony. First ...
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
When my son was small, he loved a song that Bruce Springsteen did on a charity album of children’s songs. It was about chicken lips, lizard hips and alligator eyes, all ingredients in a concoction called “Mama’s Soup Surprise” He loved it so much, I designed a lizard sweater for him. All these years later, knitting for my nephew’s children, I w...
Knitting: Headband
It’s not too late to make a beautiful gift for Christmas!
Knitting: Christmas Stocking
This stocking echoes a popular sentiment, “Keep Calm and……” in this case, “Be Merry”. A recent trip to England showed me the way this World War II poster sentiment has been brought into the present. In the frenzied lives we often lead, Christmas is the time to slow down - and wait for Santa to fill our stockings! A houndstooth cuff surrounded b...
Knitting: Christmas Stocking
I grew up by the sea, every season carries the smell of the ocean. This is a special stocking - created for my daughter. Braids surround a checkerboard cuff, strawberry starfish against a ruby background and finished with a green toe and heel. Optional gold overstitching for the checkerboard and starfish mouths. All combine to give a seaside fl...
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
When my son was little, he wore a tool belt and carried “Cool Tools” everywhere with him (when he wasn’t dressed up as a cowboy, of course.) I made him lots of hats, but never a tool hat, though I did make a tool sweater. My nephew’s kids want hats and their mom told me I couldn’t go wrong with “tools, animals, dinosaurs or sports.” So here are...
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
The QUARTER MASTER HAT gives every knitter the chance to design his/her own finished product, without the messy problem of math and graphing charts.
Knitting: Cowl
This is a truly a simple beauty of a cowl. Linen stitch in three colors interspersed with main color garter stitch bands, the knitter’s color choices will determine its final “feel.” Worked in Sport or Fingering Weight in 2 sizes on larger needles, makes this cowl drape nicely as it keeps the normally dense Linen Stitch soft and fluid. Shown in...
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
Two hats to nudge the knitting “bug” in you!
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
The students have filled in all their applications, now it’s time for the knitters to apply themselves to make a hat celebrating their accomplishments - or for the students to treat themselves! What better to celebrate a birthday, holiday or graduation?
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
My dad grew up in Dorchester, Massachusetts, on Melbourne Street. My son went to B.C. High on Morrissey Boulevard in Dorchester, my Irish grandfather fiddled on WBZ in Boston and his recordings reside in the Irish Archives at Boston College and Dorchester was his home. I passed by the famous Gas Tanks everyday on the Red Line headed into work. ...
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
Big Fish Hat - Companion Hat to “little fish” - also in my Ravelry shop
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
This skull cap is adorned by lots of little fish, a whole school of them. One little fish is headed in his own direction, but the rest follow the leader. Knit in the round, beginning with a braided edge, it fits close to the head in 4 sizes, Infant, Small Child, Large Child/Small Adult and Adult. Quick to knit in worsted weight, instructions ar...
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
A multicolor “First Fair Isle” slouchy hat in two sizes,
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
Who doesn’t love babies and all their little fingers and toes? They have no wear and tear, each one a pudgy little wonder. Babies have sweet breath and are as soft and pure as a body will ever be. This hat is a little tribute to brand new little fingers and toes. It makes a great gift for a baby shower or newborn gift. It only fits when they ar...
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
$1.00 from the sale of each pattern will go to a fund to be established for a permanent Marathon Memorial. Should this fund not materialize in some form, proceeds will go to One Fund Boston thru April of 2014.
Knitting: Cowl
Copley Square, Boston is one of my favorite places on earth. To me it is the heart of Boston. And one of the windiest places I’ve ever walked through in winter. This is my favorite cowl ever, a cowl that is pretty and lacy, but warm too. About one third of the cowl is my favorite lace, Snowdrop, the rest of the cowl is Moss Stitch. Both are lov...
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
link to video for knitting braided edge -
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
Video available showing how to knit braided edge
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
Quick to knit with a “Ponytail Tassel”, floppy and warm. Use a soft, heavy worsted yarn with subtle color variations for a rich finished fabric.
Knitting: Earwarmers
My daughter wanted an earband that would be warm, thin, not itchy, and above all, very cool. This design met her requirements. Soft Malabrigo Rios Yarn, Knit on smaller than usual needles for a tight fabric and seed stitch edges to allow it to lie flat. The carrot color supplies the beta carotene daily dose, right? lol. Three lengths SM (MED, L...
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
This cap will be a bright spot on a cold winter’s day. Three bright bands of jeweled color, a braided brim and tassel at the top make it as beautiful as any real jewels, and much cheaper too! The colors used in the cap are listed below, but if there are some bright balls of leftover yarns in your stash, substitute your own color choices. Shown ...
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
This cap will be a bright spot on a cold winter’s day. Three bright bands of jeweled color, a braided brim and tassel at the top make it as beautiful as any real jewels, and much cheaper too! The colors used in the cap are listed below, but if there are some bright balls of leftover yarns in your stash, substitute your own color choices. Shown ...
Knitting: Beret, Tam
I love the television show “Once Upon A Time,” as much for the storyline as for the incredible hats worn by the two female leads, Emma and Mary Margaret. I designed this hat with them in mind! You can enjoy this folded cable cap with bobbles between even if you don’t watch the show.
Knitting: Mittens
“Once Upon a Time” is one of my favorite shows. These mittens are for Red Riding Hood, of course!
Knitting: Brimmed Hat
A cotton brimmed cap to keep the sun out of your eyes, or a few raindrops off your face. Turn the brim up to reveal some nautical stripes or keep it down, whichever looks best to you. Sized for Toddler, Child, Adult and Large Adult.
Knitting: Cowl, Beanie, Toque
This Hat and Cowl Set, made with worsted wool, takes a classic color combination and using traditional Nordic designs make them into a warm and contemporary set. The Cowl is shaped at the bottom, shorter at the back of the neck and longer in the front to provide a little more coverage where it meets the chest, but not in the back to cut back on...
Knitting: Earflap Hat
A Fine Snowboarding Hat - With a nod to “Late Night Geoff” in the earflaps (Craig Ferguson Fans Unite!)
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
This a quickly knit hat, knit in worsted weight wool using traditional Norwegian Motifs. The simple color scheme is striking and the braided edge gives a very professional edge.
Knitting: Earflap Hat
A great, warm, (optionally fleece lined) hat that will make a loved gift for a friend, relative, or just for you.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque, Hats - Other
note: in pattern gauge is given and 21 sts = 5 inches
Knitting: Christmas Stocking
PHOTO NOTE: The colors of the blue/green stocking are truer in the photo of that stocking alone.
Knitting: Pullover
Available as a Ravelry Download for $3.00
Knitting: Child Doll (American Girl, Sasha, etc)
Pattern calls for 3 oz Main Color, 1 oz Contrast Color.
Knitting: Earflap Hat
Anchors Aweigh Ski Cap is a warm, pom pom topped hat with a nautical feel. Growing up by the ocean make fish, crabs, lobsters, anchors and waves part of my summers and winters. This is a stranded cap knit in the round with lots of options. Make it as a skull cap, no pom pom or earflaps; make it as a skull cap with pom pom only; make it as shown...
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
A sweet, slightly tall hat, knit in the round, for an infant, (3-12 months); toddler (9-18 months); or small child (12 months to 3 years). Sport weight yarn is used for this fun hat.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
A chic, fun, flat-topped hat that mixes tone-on-tone checkerboards and stripes (on the flat top) with beautiful tulips blowing in the breeze. Uses stranded knitting techniques, never more that 2 colors on a round. Can be lined with a fleece cap for extra warmth.
Knitting: Hats - Other
A pattern I first published in 1997, it is a great assortment of hats for all ages. Most any worsted weight wool will work and each pattern comes in a simple version and a stranded version.
Knitting: Cardigan, Beanie, Toque
A Fun Design I first published 15 years ago.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
A Fleece lined Wool Cap with a fun braided edge from Lisa McFetridge of Idlehandsknits.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
A great, simple set of hats that look way more advanced than they are! Pattern includes shapes used to cut flowers out of felt to hand sew together, or buy a ready made flower if you like.
Knitting: Child Doll (American Girl, Sasha, etc)
I used to knit for a historical reenactment group in Rhode Island. The Liberty Cap was worn (mostly by men!) during the revolutionary war period. It was almost always knit in Navy Blue wool with no decoration, other than the tassel on the end. This is a doll sized version. Enjoy!
