Bonnie Bison is a cuddly, quirky version of an American Bison that is interesting to knit. Her head, body and legs are knit in the round. Short rows shape her hump and special cloven hooves. Mohair is joined on the front half of the body to mimic the extra thick coat and color change on real bison.

Gingerbread Girl Brooch is made in two parts: the doll and her sweater. The doll is knit flat in two identical pieces (front and back) and sewed together using a mattress stitch. After sewing, the gingerbread doll is gently felted (fulled). This makes it firm and able to hold it’s shape and the sweater. Decorate the doll after felting as shown ...

Inspired by 1940s wartime sweaters, meet Edna Jean! Details are what make this gal unique. Waist shaping and faux seams down the sides make for a feminine silhouette and flattering pattern. The sweater features a small button placket in the back: you won’t mess your pin curls while getting dressed! A tidy, double thick collar finishes the conse...

Prairie Sampler Mittens are based on traditional sampler quilts. “Sampler” quilts are comprised of an assortment of quilt blocks to develop different sewing skills, as well as keeping the quilter entertained! These mittens are the perfect gift for the quilter in your life, or for those of us who knit and sew.

Frosty Forest Mittens have a traditional Scandinavian-style shape with an asymmetrical design. The wintery tree motifs wrap from the outside of the hand to the palm side.

Festive candy canes and ribbons will brighten a cold winter’s day, and they make a perfect holiday gift! These mittens are for an advanced beginner to intermediate knitter who is comfortable knitting from charts.

Wintertime calls for something sweet and maybe a bit spicy. Gingerbread is a family favorite and inspired these girly mittens.