A fun new twist on my original Shiny Penny Cowl — the Lucky Penny Cowlette is a quick, reversible, bandana-style cowl, that’s perfect for stashbusting. And whether you’re inside with an overzealous AC or out-and-about in the cool Summer night air, it’s a great light-weight knit that’s just cozy enough to keep the chill away.

“You scream! I scream! We all scream for SUPER BULKY MERINO!” Wait … what? No really, who can resist a super squishy skein of super bulky yarn??

After designing the Dream Weaver Baby Blanket for my first little nephew, I felt inspired to do the same for baby number two — “the littlest Weaver.” As with with his brother’s blanket, this pattern just begged to include the basket weave stitch in response to the baby’s last name.

The Chicago Cubs dominated the 2016 season, and I wanted to do a little something extra to show my Cubbie pride as they attempted to break that pesky curse once and for all. What better way to do this than with classic W flag?

A quick and easy hat pattern for the latest bundle-of-joy in your life!

Summer time is a fantastic time to celebrate chevrons and sunny days! Seeing Chevron is a quick little knit, sure to brighten up your day and bust a little stash.

Inspired by a forthcoming nephew, “Baby Weaver”, this pattern just begged to include the basket weave stitch.

Two sizes are available for this pattern; it’s easily customizable, depending on your style. This pattern is built so that if you weigh your yarn you can always ensure you have enough to bind off.

Inspiration can be found almost anywhere — this pattern was inspired by the print on an old pair of panties! Thus, it became the “Fancy Panties Hat.”

These lovely little mitts are a great way to quickly bust your stash. Needing only 75-85 yds for the main color, and 20-25 yds for the contrasting colors, these babies can easily be whipped up from a few project leftovers.

This is an original knit pattern that was derived from my need for a quick gift. Similar to my Quickly Crossed Cable-Rib Cowl, this cowl uses a simple cross-stitch cable method that gives the impression of cabled detail without actually cabling. (It’s the perfect alternative for those not quite ready to tackle cables!)

These mitts are a gift to your inner cheerleader! Easily customizable to fit your favorite team — simply adjust the colors, and you’re ready for the next big game!

This is an original knit pattern that was derived from my need for a quick gift. Similar to my Cascading Crossed Cables Cowl, this cowl uses a simple cross-stitch cable method that gives the impression of cabled detail without actually cabling. (It’s the perfect alternative for those not quite ready to tackle cables!)

This is an original knit pattern that developed from a request from my husband for fingerless gloves, with pockets. He wanted something fun, where he could keep small items on the go—incognito, “like a superhero!”

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