Easy to knit. Easy to wear.

Easy to knit. Easy to wear.

A fresh take on variegated yarn, the Pooled Infinity Scarf works with the pooling properties of Intrepid Tulips yarns to create a unique pattern and a warm fashion statement.

This toe up sock pattern uses alternating diagonals of stockinette and reverse stockinette to flatter a multi-toned hand dyed yarn.

Classic, casual, and comfortable.

Like the stained glass windows in Europe’s cathedrals, the panels of this wrap float softly in the air. Generously proportioned for warmth and effect, the ribbed center section hugs the wearer for added comfort.

A mitten with a finger. Great for winter tasks like manhandling coat zippers and finessing items into pockets. And when your isolated index finger gets chilly, just tuck it inside the palm of the mitten with its siblings! Knit from two strands of sock yarn to provide enough wool for warmth, the nylon in the yarn adds durability. Besides, two st...

This toe up sock pattern uses slipped stitches to add texture and eliminate the stripes and pools that ravage variegated yarn projects. Color stripes become flecks of color instead. The short row heel uses a traditional slip stitch pattern for additional textural interest and durability.

A quick and easy little project designed to show off a lovely yarn. Knit it for a friend, or make your own fashion statement.

Ever just need something warm and sparkly? Whether these beaded mitts are the perfect festive complement for an evening out or just put the bling back in book reading, you’ll find you can’t wear them without smiling.

Inspired by a long tradition of knitting for American seamen, this cozy scarf provides unsurpassed fit and comfort around the neck, and a classic texture pattern at each end.

Graceful cable hand warmers, cuffed with tiny bobbles. Pattern delivers two variations: full mittens or gauntlets. Either choice will warm you elegantly in cool weather.

A quick and cosy little project - perfect for the gift giving season! Constructed by knitting a rectangle, sewing two side seams, inserting a pillow form, and closing the final edge.

The first time I saw a ball of Fog colored Mission Falls 1824 Cotton I was struck by the texture of the yarn and its cool sage color. It’s the perfect yarn for spring afternoons and cool summer evenings. Solid enough to provide a little warmth; cotton enough to not be hot.

This scarf is knit beginning with a foundation triangle in seed stitch. Subsequent triangles are knit from the point at one edge of the scarf towards the base at the other edge of the scarf, simultaneously connecting them to the prior triangle.