This vest is worked in one piece from the bottom up to the armhole, where the fronts and back are divided and completed separately, then the shoulder seams are sewn together. It is a short, slightly oversized garment to fit a range of ages from approximately 2 to 10 years, but you should knit according to the measurements of the recipient as ki...

This sweater is worked in panels with only two short seams to sew at the shoulders. The Front and Back start with a center panel worked from the bottom edge up to the neck and the stitches are placed on hold. The two side panels for each piece are then picked up along the long edges of the center panels and worked outward. The side seams are fi...

The back and fronts are knit in garter stitch with mitered shaping and joined at the shoulders in the knitting process. The side seams are then sewn and the sleeves are picked up and worked in the round in stockinette stitch down to the cuff.

This Cardigan is worked in a slip stitch pattern as one piece from the bottom up with Modified dropped shoulders. It is divided at the underarms to finish the two fronts and the back and joined at the shoulders with a three needle bind off. The sleeves are picked up and worked flat down to the cuff, then seamed. The cardigans name is derived fr...

These socks are worked from the toe up using Judy’s Magic Cast On and a gusseted heel.

Just a little neck scarf with a simple stitch pattern in the center and I-Cord edging along the sides. Wooly and warm! Approximately 4 1/2” wide by 27” long. You will also need 3 1” buttons.

I designed this simple hat pattern when I decided to knit a few hats for Hats for Hunger.