About Football Bottle Cozy
Even though my team didn’t make it to the Super Bowl this year, I wanted to get into the football spirit for the big game. This team agnostic party favor makes it the perfect unofficial football cozy of Super Bowl parties everywhere.
About Fringed Seed Stitch Scarf
I made this scarf as a gift for my sister. I wanted something substantial but I didn’t have a lot of time so I created this Fringed Seed Stitch Scarf using two balls of Patons Shetland Chunky Yarn in Gold. Measuring 63” long this scarf is a very quick knit. It has a seed stitched body that wraps around the neck and long tassels to knot the scarf in place.
About Rolled Slip Stitch Cowl
It’s literally freezing outside so I decided to lock myself in my house until I knit something that would protect my neck and face from frost bite once I’m forced to go back outside. This Rolled Slip Stitch Cowl has rolled edges so it can be rolled down and worn just around the neck; or you can unroll the top so that it wraps around your ears and mouth acting as a cozy windshield.
About Basic Chunky Hat
A blizzard is headed our way, so I decided to whip up a really basic yet cozy hat to help keep me warm when it comes time to dig our way out of the snow. This Basic Chunky Hat is a really quick knit and is worked flat making it a great project for beginners. The pom-pom, which is completely optional, just adds a little something to this otherwise plane Jane hat.
About Satin Basket Weave Ear Warmer
I love to accessorize and for me the outerwear is what really pulls an outfit together. It’s like the cover of a book. Your coat, hat, gloves, scarf are a snapshot of the outfit that lies underneath. So, for a recent girl’s night out, I wanted something that said casual, but fun and interesting. So I designed this Satin Basket Weave Ear Warmer. It’s a really simple quick knit but the pattern adds that interest and detail that makes it seem way more complex than it really is.
About Super Chunky Keyhole Scarf
I designed this super chunky keyhole scarf for my mother in law. She’s constantly on the go so I wanted to give her a scarf that was functional yet stylish to help keep her cozy and looking good when running from errand to errand. The keyhole serves as the function and helps keep the scarf securely in place but, it’s also easy to take on and off when running in and out. The detail of the wide ribbed pattern adds the style to this otherwise simple scarf.
About Beginner’s Chunky Seed Stitch Ear Warmer
My commute to work is a triathlon of sorts. First a short walk, which is just long enough to freeze if you’re not bundled up head to toe. The second event is a long ride on an overheated train which is only tolerable if you remove all knit layers. The last leg of my commute ends with another brisk but bitter walk to my final destination requiring me to reapply all of the layers that I had previously shed. By the time I reach my desk, what would have otherwise been a good hair day is in serious jeopardy from repeatedly pulling my hat on and off my head. In an effort to preserve my hairdo this Chunky Seed Stitch Ear Warmer was born. It keeps my ears warm and my hair in place by serving double duty as a headband. It’s a quick knit making it perfect for beginners, while the seed stitch pattern elevates it giving it that added detail that will have other commuters envious of its warmth and versatility.
Craft of the Month Club 