A beanie made with novelty fluffy yarn contained by a net of Aran yarn. The hat is cast on at the brim and worked in the round up to the crown.

A cabled headband using approximately 20g of 4ply yarn and 3.5mm needles. Perfect for scraps or miniskeins.

Due to the way you need to fit squares together to fit the wearer, it is hard to make a traditional pattern with a variety of sizes. This is just the process I followed to make my cardigan, with instructions on how to size the garment to fit.

A beanie knit in the round using DK yarn and 4mm needles. Stripes are optional and can use as many or as few colours as you like, which makes it a great way to use up scrap yarn and left over yarn from other projects.

An oversized, short sleeved tee style top with approximately 6”-8” of positive ease knitted using aran (10ply) weight yarn on 10mm circular needles.

Just in time for #Halloween!

A sleeveless, zig zag rib top with approximately 2-4” of negative ease knitted seamlessly, either bottom up or top down, in the round using dk (8ply) weight yarn.