This design was inspired by a clothespin bag I made! :0) I loved the stitch pattern and thought it would make a cute hat…and a bag…and a shrug! This is part 1 of my little trilogy…the purse! It’s airy and open and reminds me of a breezy summer day. It’s the perfect accent piece for a summer sundress.

These mitts work up super fast! They’d be a great first project in the round for a tween or teen to knit themselves! They can fit up to a small adult wrist. They can easily be altered to fit a larger wrist, made longer, etc. This is just a quick pattern I made on the fly while camping with my family because my oldest daughter requested a pair. ...

This pattern was initially designed for the HPKCHC Spring 2009 term Gryffindor Quidditch Match, baby pattern.

Is your baby the youngest seeker in a century? What better way to give them the best start on the Quidditch field than with a Golden Snitch Bib!?!

This pattern was inspired by my baby, who was using his I-cords from his winter hat to teethe on. What is a yarnin’ momma to do? Why make an I-cord teether toy, of course!

This is the first in my line of Halloween patterns. This trio of sweet little bats will help baby chomp down those Halloween goodies! This bib just slips right over the head for easy on and off. Happy Haunting!

This is a quick and easy knit for a baby bib, featuring a dollar sign($). It just slips over the head for easy on and off’s. This can be made with just under a ball of Peaches & Creme cotton, or 1 ball plus about 9 yards of Sugar & Cream. This is now available in a right or left handed version, so no reversing the pattern is required! T...

These are done on size 4 DPN’s. My set has 4 needles. I used a worsted weight baby acrylic. These are a quick and easy first DPN / knitting in the round project and a quick knit for those winter babies!