Knittin Little Winter 2015

Yesterday I shared my newest pattern, Catoctin, which debuted as part of the Knittin Little Winter 2015 Collection. Today I want to take a quick look at some of the other designs in this adorable set of cold weather knits for little ones. 

The Winter 2015 Collection includes 6 (!) sweaters and 3 accessories to keep your kids warm this winter. And the vast majority are unisex designs that will look adorable on both boys and girls--very versatile! I'll just share a few of my favorites.

First, Kristen TenDyke's Growing Up Twisted. Garter stitch trim, cables, little baby pockets, and a seamless construction--everything I love! Knit in fingering weight yarn, it will make a light, warm layer for all seasons.

I love the texture in Ayako Monier's O-Sharay. Worked top down and knit in DK weight, it promises to be a quick knit. (Can I have one in my size?)

Speaking of things I will take in my size, the Clara sweater is such a darling, girly-but-not-too-girly pullover. The body is knit in nice warm worsted weight, and the ruffled trim in soft, airy lace. Sure to be a hit with all the little ladies.

Every time I visit The Knot House in Frederick, Maryland, I pick up and put down a skein of Magpie Fibers Rhinestone Cowboy colorway repeatedly, before finally abandoning it because I just don't know what to knit with it. No longer a problem. The sweet Hasu hat showcases it beautifully, in one of those rare cases where variegated color and textured stitches play well together. 

Be sure to check out the entire Knittin Little Winter 2015 Collection here. You can queue up your favorites on Ravelry here. Which pattern is your favorite?

All photos courtesy of Knittin Little; photography by Sara Neff

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