This pattern uses a knit/purl pattern to create arrow points. Though not reversible, the pattern looks good on both the front and back.

This is an easy pattern to follow. It’s also easy to make smaller or larger blankets using this pattern.

When you click to download the pattern, there are two links. The one on the left is for the hat. The one on the right is for the scarf.

This pattern makes a reversible garter scarf and matching hat which has columns of knit stitches separating its garter sections. The scarf and the hat are reversible and look exactly the same on both sides.

This is a small washcloth for babies with a heart on it. I recommend using solid color yarn.

This pattern has squares containing large hearts.

6/21/2023 Error in written instructions for Rows 21-32 corrected. The chart was correct previously.

The Leafy Lace Blanket has an interesting leaf pattern. It separates the leaves with purl stitches which add an interesting texture to the blanket and help to make the leaves stand out. The back

Reversible Diamond Blanket

This pattern can be used either for a baby blanket or a scarf.

This cloth uses a basketweave pattern, which is a simple combination of knit and purl stitches. The back side looks interesting too.

This is an easy baby washcloth with garter stitch enclosing stockinette squares. It can easily be made bigger by increasing the number of repeats for stitches/rows.

The scarf is knit lengthwise and the yarn is carried throughout so you won’t be weaving in lots of ends. It has a four stitch garter stitch border at each end so that the ends of the scarf are smoother.

Multiple of 20 stitches plus 13

Correction to Pattern 03/24/2021 (revised pattern downloaded to Ravelry):

This is a reversible baby blanket width an elongated diamond pattern that looks terrific on both sides.

Two Colors (2 colors)

One large skein of each color (about 350 yds)

6/2023: A major rewrite of this pattern was done in June 2023. I left the earlier version of the pattern from 2017 with the narrow borders but the wider borders look better and prevent curling. I recommend using the second version of the pattern. The third version of the pattern is the green, yellow and white striped version of the blanket.

This pattern contains garter and lace pine trees with a moss stitch border.

A revised pattern of this pattern with an easier to read chart and easier to follow written instructions was downloaded 7/9/2022.

Corrections and Additions to the Pattern: