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How ’bout a Nightcap?

Here’s a fun little pattern to embellish your gifts of spirits for the New Year. These sweet little stocking caps look adorable perched atop bottles of all kinds. Knit them in the round with small amounts of scrap yarn in about 30 minutes, then pat yourself on the back for avoiding buying another expensive, throw-away bow! Materials: 3.5 mm double pointed needles (US size 4) small amount DK to worsted yarn Instructions: http://www.simplynotable.com/2011/how-bout-a-nightcap/
Christmas

http://www.purlbee.com/bandana-cowl/ Working at Purl Soho, I have a front row seat to the parade of effortlessly chic people that give our neighborhood its renowned style. From here I can report that, for men and women alike , this season' s prevailing trend in neckwear is the bandana. J auntily tied around the neck, it tops off everything from Sunday's T -shirt and jeans to Friday's night-on-the-town dress! The bandana is a sassy, casual touch that suggests that the wearer possesses an innate stylishness.

Bandana Cowl

Incognito cowl - Knitty: Winter 2009

http://www.knitty.com/ISSUEwinter09/PATTincognito.php Mellow version: With smaller circular and CC1, loosely cast on 56[60, 64] st. Place marker and join, being careful not to twist. Knit 9 rounds.
You always walk through stores remarking to yourself “ Pshaw… I could make that! ” But how often do go home and prove it? Here’s a free project I created to help you restore that balance and make your holiday hostess and guests squeal with delight . It’s a knit hack of one of Pottery Barn’s wine bottle accessories , a teeny hat and scarf. http://knitsforlife.com/2011/12/07/pottery-barn-knit-hack/

Pottery Barn Knit Hack | Knits for Life