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Quick to knit, easy to do for beginner knitters, and oh so stylish! This loopy luxe scarf knitting pattern is perfect for anyone looking for a simple yet stylish scarf pattern that gives that clean look while keeping you warm.

Cowls are everywhere! I must admit, I’m addicted to cowls. This knitted ribbed cowl adds style and drama no matter where you’re going. You can wear it multiple ways to suit the fashionista in you (I’ve shown seven different ways to wear it in the photos, but I’m sure there are more!).

Want to knit a quick set of baby booties with a stylish twist? These booties have a neatly incorporated leaf on top and are sure to get lots of compliments when given as a gift or put on a sweet little one. No parent will forget to bring these along for their baby, hence the name “Don’t Leaf My Booties Behind”!

This pretty belle sweater is the sweetest thing on any baby! What’s even sweeter is that the pattern comes with 2 options for the ruffle edging. The two edges are shown in the photos, and the sweater itself is completely reversible. What’s even better is the sweater is knitted all in one piece! Completely seamless and all you need are two strai...

By popular demand, here is my easy-peasy sweet version of a cupcake hat! Cute as can be, this baby cupcake swirl hat is knitted all in one piece and is a great pattern if you are just learning how to knit or want a quick project to complete for a baby gift.

I love that nautical look! Stripes of navy and white topped off with metal accents always add sophistication and style to any look, and it makes me think of being on vacation! This naturally nautical shrug is perfect for those getaway moments either on a beach or boat, or a quiet moment at home. This pattern knits up very quick using large size...

This pattern features a cute striped baby hat and a knitted little monkey head applique that is sewn onto the hat. But don’t limit yourself to just the hat! You can apply this cute little monkey onto all your little monkey’s sweaters, scarves, bags, pillows, blankets, oh the list goes on!

“Don’t Mock My Cable Bag” uses a mock cable pattern to give it that chic and stylish cable look and best of all without having to use a cable needle! This project makes a great fashion statement for any crafty teen, super mom, or sweet gal pal!

How wonderfully sweet to see a baby in a bonnet! This Sweet Eyelet Bonnet is to match the booties that I had made previously.

I admit I am one of those knitters when I see DPN (Double Point Needles), I hesitate a bit and think about whether I really want to attempt a pattern (yes, DPNs are intimidating sometimes!). So I came up with this sweet eyelet booties pattern that is knitted all in one piece with just a pair of straight needles. No need to use DPNS, crochet hoo...

This flower is easy to knit and oh so colorful! I recently bought myself some two-toned shoes (camel color with a rim of black on the toe) and it was love at first sight! Then I found myself drawn to a gorgeous two-toned purse. So I thought why not design a two-toned knitted flower!

Owls have been everywhere these days! I found this yummy dusty purple yarn and immediately thought of an owl. I wanted to include the owl feet (claws) to look like it was sitting on top of the baby’s head. Not that it would ever happen in real life! Super cute anyways and really fun to knit!

Ahh butterflies! When I thought about knitting a baby butterfly hat I had this image of a big butterfly landing on my baby’s head while she was playing. Of course, the butterfly had to be a big gigantic one! As you can tell from the title, I am trying to fit in as many B words as I can! Enjoy!

With spring here I have noticed these wonderful floral patterns everywhere I go. So I wanted to replicate some of these fresh prints onto a knitted hat. With a little colorwork and fair isle knitting I found myself knitting a wonderful vine pattern onto the hat with pink flowers and sky blue.

There are so many people (like myself) who love knitting baby hats and giving them as presents for babies. So I thought why not make a baby hat that actually looks like a present! It’s sure to put a smile on anyone seeing their little one all wrapped up with a bow on top.

This is my version of a sweet knitted headband fitted for a toddler approximately 1 to 4 years old. My pattern incorporates a hair tie at the back to ensure it stays snug and give it some more elasticity. I have written out instructions for both a 1 color headband and also for the 3 color headband that you see in the photo. So you kind of get 2...

I have been wanting to make a frog hat for a very long time. Of course I conjured any and every image of a frog I could and remembered The Princess and The Frog movie where the princess turns into a frog. Thus, the idea to make matching baby frog hats took off!

I wanted to make an animal hat that was purple. So what animal is purple? Well, the Hippo! When I finished making this hat the name Lola came to mind and I am in love with Lola ever since!

These booties are super easy and super fast to make! Knitted all in one piece and can be worn with ankle up or folded down!Perfect for a baby shower gift!

Whales are a definite icon to watch this year! At least that’s what my sources tell me! This whale of a hat is absolutely charming and will definitely get a child’s imagination going when they wear it.

People just love sock monkeys! They come in a variety of shapes, colors and forms, yet all have a very distinguishable face that is easily recognizable. The timeless sock monkey is of course no longer just made out of socks! This is my version of the lovable monkey as a knitted hat. Enjoy!

I call this one my Bella Flower. For Knitters who can handle 2 needles but not 1 hook!

Ever try to find a flower knitting pattern (I repeat, KNITTING, not crocheting!) that is easy, beautiful, and doesn’t look like a kid’s craft project?

Unicorn Hat Knitting Pattern By The Createry Shop

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I found this color of yarn that is, how can I describe it, lion-y? Somewhere between buttercup, light mustard, and beige lies this “lion” of a color! Anyways, all I can say is that it is made by Georga yarns and it is absolutely delicious! Of course it reminded me of a lion and of course I had to knit a cute baby hat from it…and voila!

Everybody loves a teddy bear! This is my version of a bear that reminded me of Mr. Burns’s Bobo bear that he had lost on a Simpsons episode!

This cute bunny hat is such a treat for any baby or kid who enjoys wearing pointy ears! Great for springtime this hat is sure to catch some attention. I call it the “Knotty” Bunny Hat because the pattern is knitted all in one piece and you tie two knots with either yarn or decorative ribbon to complete the ears. Enjoy!