Sparkling Cider is a relaxed cloche, knit from ribbing to crown. It’s knit holding together both my Wolke and Ghost Lace yarns, to create a buttery-soft fabric with the fluffiest of halos. The hat also features a simple cabled pine tree motif. Each tree may be “topped-off” with a bead to add a subtle, festive sparkle. Of course, beads may be omitted if you choose.

A half-pi shawl, combining two-color brioche and a simple chevron lace motif. It is worked top down, with rapid increase rounds between each section. Directions for knitting with three different colorways are provided, but don’t hold back from creating your own magical combinations and sequences. Use however many colorways you like!

These fingerless mittens are knit in the round, from cuff to fingers. The pattern incorporates an intricate yet intuitive cable motif, that resembles branches and roots intertwining with one another. Very little yarn is needed and they can be knit in a single afternoon. When paired with a luxury yarn, they’ll be sure to keep your hands toasty warm and snuggly during chilly months.