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I wanted an easy, simple skullcap for my newborn son, River, and I wanted it to fit for his first couple of months, at least. A gorgeous, soft yarn combined with top-down construction yielded the perfect infant hat. Fold cuff up for younger babes, leave cuff down as your wee one grows!

Current PDF Version: 2.1

My son started calling his first hand-knit pair of socks his “Special Socks.” Recently, he asked for more Special Socks. Who am I to resist his charm? Now you can knit Special Socks for your own Jellybean.

Use your preferred gauge to make a great pair of socks, utilizing every bit of your special hand-painted yarns or using scraps with contrast toes, heels, and cuffs!

Enjoy a beautiful lacy cowl for those between-season moments when you need a little extra warmth! This lace pattern reminds me of rustic spearheads.

Just in time for Halloween! Celebrate autumn by adorning your little one’s head with a pumpkin!

This great cabled hat is designed to be knit flat, then seamed up.

Gently twisting cables and a slouchy beret-style give this hat structure, flair, and curvitude.

Whip up a fabulous, beyond-simple scarf for everyone you know!

Pattern version 2.0 is now available!

So I have trouble resisting a good (ok, bad) pun. It’s seriously cold, and I find myself looking for soft, warm, natural fibers to wrap around myself! An oddball gift skein combined with my -40⁰F weather yielded this beautiful and simple neck warmer. Enjoy!

Top your cutie’s head in fashionable warmth this winter!