A baby cardigan knit from the top-down. It starts with a patterned yoke, and then switches to a raglan increase. The neck, bottom and sleeve edges are worked in garter stitch. It has 5 buttons and buttonholes. The bonnet is knit in the same pattern, with or without the face ruffle, and an i-chord tie at the chin.

A warm, chain-cabled men’s pullover, with dropped shoulder sleeves and ribbed neck and cuffs. Worked in-the-round, from the bottom up to the armholes, where it is separated in the front and back and worked flat.

A practical little baby bib, that will soak up spills, and wash up beautifully. Although the cotton tends to fade, stains are easily washed out. The bib is comfortable and will soak up everything that comes its way.

Finished tank is very stretchy and will accommodate a wide range of sizes. Worked from the top-down and joined into the round at underarms. Fully fashioned increases are used to create the armholes and entire piece is worked in a Modified Rib Stitch. Traveling rib stitches crease the illusion of body shaping. It is very flattering to all body t...

A shapley, tunic length tank top, knit with lace and cables. Instructions included for twisted rib neck, straps and arm bands, along with waist shaping. Finished tank is light and airy, which adds incredible stretch, and allow it to conform nicely to the curves of the body. A light-weight tank to a bulky sweater can be worn underneath, and will...

These mitered hot pads are double-thick, to protect from hot pans and surfaces. Knit from a washable wool or cotton yarn, they are durable and can easily be washed and dried in the machine. They knit up quickly make excellent gifts. It is quite amazing that a 4 (6) inch tube can be sewn into a perfect, flat square.

Newborn to age 10 sized hats in Christmas colors. There are several variations, with instructions on striping. Knit from the bottom up on circular needles, and decreased to top on double point needles. Each hat is finished off with an I-Chord top knot.

A little pumpkin hat to keep little heads warm on their trip to the pumpkin patch.

A lacy tank top, with ribbed armholes and a lacy leaf pattern in front. Waist shaping incorporated for a flattering fit.

A “V” neck pullover that is light and airy and fitted close to the body. Knit from the top-down, with raglan sleeves and a fitted waist. Pattern written for long sleeves, but can easily be adapted to any sleeve length desired.

This pattern is for a Toddler Size cardigan, knit from the top-down with a rounded yoke in two cabled versions. It has a pointed hood, with a tassle and fly-away styling with toggle buttons.

A little knit diaper cover with button sides. Great for hiding a baby’s diaper when only a shirt or short dress are worn.

A toddler sized V neck pullover vest, with a racing flag stripe across the chest. Knit in-the-round from the bottom up. Ribbed edging added to the neck, creating the V, and the armholes.

A variable ribbed, double-breasted tunic, with elbox length dolman sleeves, a mockbutton/snap front, and body shaping.

This little bib is quickly knit, yet so practical in catching all those little drips. When made of cotton, it is soft and washes up beautifully. When made it white, it can easily be treated for stain. The one-button closure makes it go on and come off easily, without pinching little baby’s head.

This is a circular vest, which has a fitted back and armhole. Once the back has been established, a small underarm band is attached to the front shoulder, and stitches are picked up all around the piece. On a long circular needle, the front, shall collar and back peplum are then knit in a circle, with changing needle size and variable ribbed pa...

A cabled, hooded, button-front cardigan to keep you warm on those crisp autumn days, or to be worn indoors during the winter. Rachel and Ilene are exactly the same, with the exception of the cable pattern.

Warm, soft wool slippers, which are crocheted and felted in an agitating washing machine.

A back-zip, hooded sweater for baby, that is easty to dress baby in, and will keep baby snuggly warm. A quick easy knitting project, knit from the top down, with ribbed hood, neck, waist and cuffs. Several front design variations included.

This little cap, when knit in a soft DK or worsted weight yarn, makes a perfect “Baby’s First Hat”. It will help them to maintain their body temperature, when they first arrive into this world.

This crocheted circle headband can be made in a single row, a double row, or in a mixture of circle sizes. The circles used in the samples are “O” rings (an auto part), but any bendable ring, can be used, in the circumference or thickness of your choosing. The headband works great to keep those shorter hairs around the face in check, whether wo...

These legwarmers can be worn over your boots or high heels, as a protection to your footwear, or just to keep your legs warm on cold winter days. And, just in case, they can also be worn while actually dancing.

A great addition to any bare-shoulder garment. The lacy pattern lends to those warm summer evenings, when just a little coverage is needed to keep you warm.

This button-on headband is great to keep your ears warm during those cold winter months. Knit in alpaca yarn, it is soft and warm, but it can be knit from any worsted weight yarn. Finished measurements are included, but adjustments can be made to assure the perfect fit. Too tight, as it could give you a headache. Too loose, and it could slip do...

This little rose is perfect to attach to slippers, headbands, hair clips, hat, purses, or a jewelry finding. They are a great first-time felting project, as the overall felted size is not specific.