Take a Jelly Roll scarf, make it wider, turn it 90 degrees, sew the ends, and you have…a Jelly Donut. Fun cowl to make and wear.

This pattern uses Mountain Meadow Wool’s Jackson 2-ply DK, 255 yards/3.5 oz., 2 skeins

Jelly Roll scarf is fun to make and wear, with length enough to wrap twice. The stitches are easy enough for a beginner knitter and the simple bias shaping adds a little extra interest.

Both patterns for fingerless mitts and headband are included.

Create your own versatile neck gaiter that transforms to a hat!

The hat is constructed from the bottom up starting at the cuff, with a 5” lining on the inside of the hat.

WOW! These are stunning mittens with a 5” cuff to keep out the snow and cold, shaped to fit your hands. The mittens match the Encaustico Hat, and both were designed for us by Varian Brandon.  Varian specializes in gorgeous stranded colorwork.  Her patterns are detailed and well written with good pattern support so fear not! - you CAN do this!

The Coraline Shawl is a rectangular shawl, knitted flat, that features alternating areas of Fancy Openwork, Reverse Stockinette, and Slipped Three-Stitch Cables, as well as a Seed Stitch Cable that runs from beginning to end and creates a dramatic focal point that anchors the shawl. The open, lacy areas contrast with the contoured cablework, ma...

This is a lovely pattern and a good introduction to colorwork. You will always feel loved when you knit this cowl and when you wear it.

Knit in standard sock construction, faux cables create a leg full of horseshoes, using Mountain Meadow Wool’s

Also available at the link as a kit from the Mountain Meadow website.

This pattern was designed by Tammy Eigeman Thompson. The Twilight Hat is a colorful and playful design. The color combinations are fun and the tassel at the end of a slouchy hat gives it that extra spark. This is an intermediate pattern

This pattern was designed for Mountain Meadow by Tammy Eigeman Thompson.