It’s a great quick project that’s not too tricky. I used pink, white and brown, making a chocolate/strawberry cupcake topped with a red cherry, but I think it would be cute in lots of other colors too. Note: I don’t have an exact gauge for this pattern, but it shouldn’t matter too much!

Inspired by the waves of the Hawaiian coast, this triangle kerchief is constructed by casting on and off stitches to make evenly spaced holes. The “cast-off” decreases are easy and create a nice wavy edge. In a beautiful seafoam shade of bamboo-wool blend yarn, this is a perfect scarf for anytime of the year!

I made these adorable cupcake hats for all of my little girl cousins for Christmas. It’s a great quick project that’s not too tricky. (It’s worked in the round using rib and stockinette and simple decreases.) I used pink and brown, making a chocolate/strawberry cupcake topped with a red cherry, but I think it would be cute in lots of other colo...

Here’s a quick pattern for sock monkey hat with a face and a pom-pom It’s available in a toddler/small child size. This hasn’t been test-knit. Note: I originally worked this in the round, but decided the intarsia didn’t work that way, so I’ve written it out flat, but I haven’t tried knitting it that way.

Here’s a quick and easy pattern for a baby monkey hat with earflaps and a face. It’s available in a 3-9 months size and This hasn’t been test-knit. Note: I don’t have an exact gauge for this pattern. If you’re looking for a basic baby earflap hat, you could also use this without the face!

Here’s a quick and easy pattern for an earflap hat with a fringe mohawk. It’s available in a child size. This hasn’t been test-knit. Note: I don’t have an exact gauge for this pattern.

Here’s a quick and easy pattern for a baby monkey hat with ears. It’s available in a 0-3 months size and This hasn’t been test-knit. Note: I don’t have an exact gauge for this pattern.

Here’s a quick and easy pattern for an extra-long beanie. This hasn’t been test-knit but I’ve made it myself several times. Note: I don’t have an exact gauge for this pattern.

These simple lace fingerless gloves are a quick knit, a great beginner’s lace project. They have sort of a spooky, Tim Burton, spider web feel to them. I haven’t done any test-knitting of them and there’s no exact gauge.

These legwarmers are perfect for dance or fashion. It’s a simple pattern and can be easily adapted to various lengths. Hasn’t been test-knitted and there is no exact gauge.

Here’s a quick and easy pattern for a ladybug hat with antennae. It’s a companion to my baby bumble bee hat. I’ve shown it in three sizes: 3-6 months, toddler and small child. There is one chart for the baby size and another chart for the toddler and small child sizes. I used intarsia but you could probably do stranded as well. This hasn’t been...

Fingerless gloves, available with or without leaf detail on teh back, with seed stitch edging, and a ruffled leaf cuff. Any worsted weight yarn should do. I don’t have an exact guage for this pattern. It has not been test-knitted.

A simple pixie earflap hat with seed stitch edging, leaf ties and a pointed top. Any worsted weight yarn should do. I don’t have an exact guage for this pattern. It has not been test-knitted.

My varation on Knitty’s Fetching gloves. I just found they were a little big and wanted some more interest in the cables.

Here’s a quick and easy pattern for a baby bumblebee ha with antennae. It’s a companion to my ladybug hat. I’ve shown it in two sizes: 0-3 months and 3-6 months. This hasn’t been test-knit but I’ve made it myself several times. Note: I don’t have an exact gauge for this pattern.

I made these adorable cupcake hats for all of my little girl cousins for Christmas. It’s a great quick project that’s not too tricky. (It’s worked in the round using rib and stockinette and simple decreases.) I used pink and brown, making a chocolate/strawberry cupcake topped with a red cherry, but I think it would be cute in lots of other colo...

I haven’t found an earflap hat pattern that I really liked, so I made this one up. I’m still developing this pattern, so let me know if you find any errors or places for improvement. I haven’t tested the gauge.

This is a knitted handle I designed for the Brea Bag. It would look great with lots of other bags as well! It is also in the pictures on my Brea Bag project page.

A variation of my Slouchy Lace Hat