Keep yourself all sorts of cozy this winter with our latest cowl pattern. The highlight of this pattern has to be all that long, luscious fringe. The dangling strands show off the intricate detail in our Gypsy Garden yarn, especially all those happy trims that are spun right into it. Our Rolling Stone yarn would also work wonderfully with this pattern. We knit our sample up with three skeins of Gypsy Garden color Stardust Garland. The pattern is available right here!
The Bright Spot Scarf is the definition of a quick knit- it will knit up in a heartbeat. Despite this, it is the prettiest cold weather scarf you may ever knit because of our gorgeous Pixie Dust yarn. This yarn has a handspun, cocoon-like, thick and thin texture and of course, sparkles! This pattern truly lets our unique yarn shine. This is the perfect pattern to try if you are a beginner, or if you're cramming to get some holiday gift knitting done. You get a lot of bang for your buck! You'll need 2 skeins of Pixie Dust yarn (colors snowflake and cloud heather shown here). Both colors are available to purchase right here and the knitting pattern is available here.
If you prefer to have us knit yours for you, no problem! Buy your own ready made scarf right here in Snowflake white and in Cloud Grey here.
The Marled Cocoon Scarf Pattern is an update on our Wrapped Cocoon Pattern. Instead of one strand of yarn, in this pattern, you'll work 3 strands held together to create this luscious knit. The end result is nothing short of stunning. Your scarf will be incredibly soft, long and of course our favorite, bulky! There's no better way to dress up your winter wardrobe and keep yourself warm too.
You'll need 6 skeins total to complete this project: 2 skeins of Pixie Dust and 4 skeins of Cast Away. Pattern details here. We know- it's a lot of yarn but it looks like a million bucks in my humble opinion!
If you aren't up for the challenge of knitting on giant size 35 needles, or just don't have the time, we're happy to knit your scarf for you! Details on the finished knits here.
