This pattern is a baby version similar to my popular adult hats Spruce and Where the Forest Meets the sky. If you knit this version and post as a project, I’ll also send you those for free.

This hat is an iteration of one of my previous designs Spruce. I love forest / nature and can’t stop myself knitting trees! This version has smaller, shorter trees so is quicker to knit and maybe a little less dramatic.

After a hard day of construction Excavator / Digger, Dump Truck and Bulldozer are driving off into the sunset (in a counter clockwise direction!).

how do you get Pikachu on a bus? Pokemon. ………………Sorry

A friend of mine asked me to make him a hat with his dog on it. The rest is history! Due to popular demand I also added a cat version of the chart

Technically speaking this design is plaid not tartan; but I have a local pub of the same name, so I’m sticking with it!

Inspired by the Humpback Whales of the Pacific North West.

A hat for every Star Wars fan. Pattern works with plain wool or the ombre wool recommended.

Captured in a forest clearing, the Magical Unicorn appears just before dark!

A hat inspired by my evening dog walks in the Canadian Pacific West Coast. I loved the transition of trees into sky and the fact it looks almost identical upside down.

A hat for all the hikers and outdoor enthusiasts out there. A simple hat, knitted bottom up in the round. Take care with colour work, especially when knitting with light colours while carry the dark.

A hat for every member of the wolfpack! The hat is bottom up and knitted in the round.

Capture the sun setting on the age of the dinosaurs with this Roarsome hat!!!! (sorry) The hat is bottom up and knitted in the round.

A hat for all you golfers out there. A simple hat, knitted bottom up in the round. Take care with colour work, especially when

A hat for all the cyclists out there. A simple hat, knitted bottom up in the round. Take care with colour work, especially when