Skill Level: Advanced Beginner

A simple leg warmer pattern for those who want to take the next step beyond Tunisian Simple Stitch. You should know how to do both Tunisian Knit and Tunisian Purl Stitches.

This one size fits all cape looks complicated because of the cross stitch, but it’s really not! So easy to learn the stitch (instructions included), and it is great for a first clothing pattern for anyone to try!

This bright and cheery sunflower pattern is extremely versatile! The leaflet has instructions for various pieces, and instructions for assembly to make:

SKILL LEVEL: Easy

Great for St. Patrick’s Day!

These were designed specifically for my mom, who is ALWAYS cold. They have a standard ribbed cuff, a short ribbing at the top, and are bordering by a frilly picot cluster. Cuff, trim and thumb are worked in individual rounds, joining after each. Palm is worked in a continuous round.

Named “College Girl” slouchie as I created the pattern originally because of a special request from my wonderful daughter.

Box In a Bow looks very intricate, but once you get the sequence of the 3 primary rows to create the look, you’d be surprised how fast this works up. The edge is a series of DC and CH sequences, then the last row gives it a little decorative touch with a tiny picot.

Winter Blues Texting Mitts are created with the age old waistcoat stitch, also known as crochet stockinette or split single crochet. Because of the denseness, the pattern uses a good part of a full skein of 4ply worsted weight I Love This Yarn from Hobby Lobby, in “Royal”.

This only uses about 1/2 the skein of Chrysalis, and 1/3rd of the Woolease skein.