Holiday Ideas

1) Misti Cowl 
"Warm, yet elegant.  The perfect gift for that victorian friend." 



2) Welted Fingerless Mitts 

This one-skein pattern became a fast favorite. Wear them when knitting outdoors on a chilly day. Or layer them over your fine leather gloves when the temperature drops.

3) Kidsilk Creation Scarf 
This is a fun easy to knit addition to the Rowan range - one hank one scarf. KidSilk Creation is made using Rowan Kidsilk Haze.



4) Pom Pom Scarf
Yarn pom-poms add a touch of fun to this free scarf knitting pattern. Make this easy scarf knitting pattern for a holiday gift or keep for yourself.
  



5) ChurchMouse Beret
“Finish one in an evening or two.”

This playful beret makes the most of one precious skein of Claudia Fingering. A little touch of beading ‘gilds the lily’ if you choose.  The knitting is easy-peasy—even with the beading rows you might get one finished in an evening or two. With all that, plus a shape that’s timeless and flattering, this little beret makes the perfect gift.

 

6) Blackberry Mitts 
Whether texting a friend, checking your email, or picking berries for your favorite dessert,  Blackberry Mitts are fun to wear and perfectly practical for everyday use. Keep your wrists warm while leaving your fingers free to do the important stuff! Fun and quick to make, you can wear your first pair while you are busy knitting a second pair for your friend.

7) Anna Cowl
This lovely loop has a provisional cast on and an easy to memorize lace pattern–features that challenge beginners and keep things interesting for more advanced knitters. With a simple central panel of garter stitch bordered by scalloped lace edges, this design combines femininity with the graphic simplicity of garter ridges. The Anna Cowl adds a touch of whimsy to your wardrobe. Wear it while collecting shells on a blustery day, or use it to keep warm in a chilly office. You may wear it as one long loop or double it up to stay even cozier. 



8) Silverstar Cowl
Wanna impress your friends?  If so, this is the cowl to knit.  It looks like a million, but will take you no time to complete.  It's very versatile, good awesome with jeans at the local pub or with a fine turtleneck on the way to a Broadway show.  Your friend will love it, as long as your willing to give it as a gift!



9) Shoulder Cozy 
“It's the perfect touch of warmth for all seasons.”

You could call it a capelet. Or a poncho. Or a cowl. Scrunch it up around your neck when you put your coat on—slip it down over your shoulders when you get there. In two sizes, it knits up in an evening—so knit one for you, and one for a friend! 

 

10)  Honey Cowl 

   
A simple slip stitch pattern cowl creates a dense waffle‐like fabric for warmth and suppledrape. This flexible pattern can be worked in four different sizes using just one or two skeins of yarn. Both short and longer versions are lovely viewed on both sides. Knit in light worsted yarn, this cowl is perfect for a bright pop of color and a warm hug around your neck.   

 

     

 ...And if worse comes to worst, there's always a
Slip Knot
Gift Certificate!!