A fun trendy twist on scarves has arrived! The first one made it’s appearance in shades of blue from pale to navy. Hand knit in 100% polyester, it is VERY soft and a great choice for those with wool allergies. The fluffy pom-poms provide additional interest. This variegated yarn has pom-poms strung evenly along the…
This will be a fun slouchy hat. There will be enough room to tuck your hair up inside the hat if you’d like! This hat is a great choice if you frequently wear your hair up, plenty of room for hair and your hair clip, without distorting the hat. Knit in 100% acrylic, it…
This is my best selling hat. Knit in a wool blend, it is soft stretchy and comfortable. The thick ribbing provides stretch to the hat brim and gives it a masculine look. It would look good on a woman as well as a man. Since I’m still knitting the ribbing it really doesn’t look like…
These Fingerless Gloves are knit in 100% acrylic and are great for people with wool allergies. This particular pair are being knit in a combination of rib stitch and stockinet stitch. The ribbing provides a secure fit with stretch, allowing the cuffs to fit comfortably around several different sized wrists. I’ve added ribbing at the…
This multicolor cowl scarf is knit out of 100% wool in a ribbed pattern with a curled edge. The curled edge is a relaxed look and provides contrast to the more structured ribbed pattern of the body of the cowl scarf. Cowl scarves are very easy to wear because once you slip them over your…
I am currently knitting an olive green Button Scarf. It’s knit out of a chunky wool blend that’s a bit fuzzy. The fuzz can get in the way during the knitting process. KNIT TIP: If you are a new knitter I recommend sticking with yarn that is smooth and doesn’t split easily. That way you’ll…
I’ve got two pair of Fingerless Gloves listed in my Etsy shop. Both of those are knit in chunky or bulky wool blend. People like them, but we all need variety. I’ve been wanting to knit a pair of lighter lacier Fingerless Gloves. All I need to do is find the right yarn and the…
