Born of necessity on cold winter mornings waiting with kids at the bus stop, the Smitten with Colorwork Headband is a great way to use partial skeins of worsted weight yarn from your stash. It works up quickly and is an easy stranded colorwork project with no long floats. Colorwork pattern is charted only.

Yarn and pattern serendipity is a beautiful thing, and it’s how these socks came to be. When I had an idea for a fun cabled sock and a fabulous new yarn arrived in my mailbox the same day, they were clearly meant to work together.

Grand Central Station Socks feature a classic cuff down construction with a cabled rib heel flap and a traditional gusset. The cables are simple enough to work without a cable needle, but pack a big wow factor into the finished sock.

Worked from the toe up, these socks combine lace leaf panels with small cables. Sized to fit a foot with a circumference of 7 (8, 9)” and a length that will fit women’s sizes 7.5-9 (length is easily adjustable). Directions are written with magic loop in mind, but this pattern will work with any sock knitting technique, including dpns, two circu...

This sweater is destined to be one of her favorites, equally at home dressed up for something special or with her favorite pair of jeans for every day wear. Miss Eva is worked seamlessly from the top down, showcasing little details that make it special and keep it interesting to knit. An added bonus? Zero finishing. When you cast off, you are d...