Like the mixtapes of our teenage years, this cowl has two sides. While technically a Mobius with one continuous side, the stitch pattern of this design yields two lovely surfaces that work together harmoniously like the perfect mixtape.

A beginner’s knitting pattern for simple and lovely wristwarmers.

How to make this winter’s hottest accessory.

This cozy cap transitions from from mistake rib to fishermen rib. By mixing different weights of yarn you can create your own unique blend.

These lumberjack-inspired Christmas stockings are not only a fun break from the traditional stocking, they are aquick and fun toe-up project.

These Christmas stockings were inspired by the stockings worn by the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, one of Scotland’s most famous infantry regiments. The stockings are most recognized as worn by King George IV in Sir David Wilkie’s portrait commemorating the king’s historic visit to Scotland in 1822.

This pattern is for a tea cozy, but the instructions also give tips to use the chart for wristwarmers and hat. Knitted using fair isle technique and Jamieson’s Shetland Spindrift, it is sure to keep your tea happy and warm!

FlapJack is a fun and simple ear-flap hat. Knit in the round in garter stitch, it is extra thick to keep you extra warm.

This pattern is for a cropped spring jacket with a button-tab closure. With Super Chunky wool, it is a quick knit!

This pattern is a top-down scoop-neck raglan sleeve top with an inverted pleat of reverse stockinette flowing down the center front. This light blouse fits loosely with some positive ease at the waist.

Thistle is the national flower of Scotland, so what better tea cosy to keep your Scottish Breakfast Blend tea warm?

This charming newborn set features a cozy kimono-style wrap top cardigan with adorable booties. The front of the wrap-top is knitted on the bias, and the booties feature short-row shaping.

The linen stitch gives off such a wonderful woven effect, and with such a stranded coloration as is in the Manos Wool Clasica, the colors work together to make a beautiful landscape.

This warm and fuzzy cap is a quick project. Knitted with an angora blend, the fuzz effect is just enough to give off a glow, without hiding the charming cable pattern.

Knitted with Selkie Cashmere yarn, this shawl evokes a feeling of the sea and the story of the Selkies. Selkies were creatures in seal form who tempted fishermen in the Orkney and Shetland Islands. Upon shedding their seal skin, Selkies would assume human form. A Selkie could only make contact with a human for a brief period of time, unless of ...

These slim and chic mittens will help keep you warm as you are still fumbling for that bus pass!

…This simple seamless jumper is knit from the top down in the round. The neckline is reversible so mum doesn’t have to worry which is front and which is back - perfect for toddlers on the run!

This is a soft and fuzzy beret with earflaps knitted in so that your ears are nestled away!

…the cable borders and short row shaping of this snood will keep you warm and safe from the Big Bad Wind.

These are the coziest felted slippers that your feet could dream to inhabit!

This super-plush cowl can be worn as a hood or

These light and delicate wrist-warmers are surprisingly warm and can be paired with the Spiral Topper. They have been patterned so that 1 skein of the St. Magnus DK can yield both the Spiral Topper and Spiral Mitts.

This mini-beret features a winding spiral and looks lovely when paired with the Spiral Mitts. The Topper has been patterned so that 1 skein of the St. Magnus DK can yield both the Spiral Topper and Spiral Mitts.

…the brim of this versatile beanie folds down to cover chilly ears.

…a quick and easy beret with eye-catching intricacy.