A recycled cereal box (or other piece of cardboard) and some larger scraps of fabric/leather/recycled wool sweater, etc. create a sturdy base and soft footbed for these “soled” slippers. Cuffs can be worn up like boots, or folded down for a more “loafer” like style. These slippers work up quickly and can be completed from start to finish in a d...

Worked 2 at a time using magic looping technique. Basic knowledge of this technique is suggested.

Worked 2 at a time using a magic looping technique. Pattern assumes basic knowledge of this technique.

Worked two-at-a-time using a Magic Loop technique. This pattern assumes basic knowledge of this technique.

My son requested a pair of hand-knit socks, since I’ve been raving about how much I like mine. Thus, the Cannoli socks were born.

knit 2-at-a-time using magic loop…experience with this technique is recommended for this pattern.

Easy hat knit in about 2 hours…excellent beginner project.

Coordinates perfectly with the “My Girly Girl Tween Mittens” pattern available here: http://www.ravelry.com/stores/my-knitting-patterns--by-je...

Beautifully textured hat is an easy beginner project as it used only basic knitting stitches, k, p, & yo to achieve. Perfect for your girly tween.

Quick and easy pattern works up in about two and a half hours.

This open work poncho with v-neck collar is the perfect compliment to your fall and winter wardrobe. Collar is knit flat, then joined in the round for the rest of the piece. Can be made any length for a short caplet to full poncho.

I started these socks (an almost finished them) during the 2014 Winter Olympics….it’s just taken me almost a year to take the pics and post the pattern. Designed with 3 stitch patterns to represent Gold, Silver and Bronze medals.

Secures at the top with 1 button. This is the perfect little sweater for keeping baby warm on those chilly days. This pattern uses a variety of stitch patterns to create interesting textural detail to contrast the “everyday” stockinette knits.

Adorable neutral sweater for a special newborn. Great project for a beginner who wants to experiment with various textures.

Coordinates perfectly with “My Saffron Rice Baby Sweater” (available in a separate listing) to complete the homecoming set.

Perfectly gender neutral sweater for a coming home outfit or adding extra warmth on chilly days. This little textured cardigan pairs nicely with “My Saffron Rice Baby Hat” available in another listing.

Perfect little sweater for a newborn coming home outfit, or a little extra warmth during those chilly months.

Designed and knit in hopes of using it for a coming home outfit for a baby girl, this beautifully feminine little sweater is just perfect for that purpose.

Knit with an unidentified fuzzy minkee bulky weight yarn.

Entire project can be completed in about 1 hour.

Worked in an unknown fiber fuzzy minkey chenille yarn, equivalent to a bulky weight on large needles. The entire project can be completed in about 1 hour. Great for gift giving, or a quick fashion accessory.

Cute elf like Santa hat for your little one. It can be worn straight up (similar to a Gnome) or cuffed at the brim and flopped over. Simple long and short cable twists create the texture of this hat. Knit in the round with added pom-pom detail.

~Inspired by the cowls worn by my friend Helen, created in her favorite color.

Reversible Boot Cuffs for two looks in one. One side features a garter ridges and ribing with simple cable twists. The other is a broken rib texture with simple button detail.

~Created with a glittered yarn for just a bit of sparkle.

Knit “two-at-a-time” using a Magic Looping technique.

~A cute “reversible” boot cuff designed just for tweens…two pairs in one. Created with a glittered yarn for just a bit of sparkle.

Knit “two-at-a-time” using a magic looping technique.

~Beautiful openwork cowl featuring textured ribbed eyelets forming a trellis like lace.

This leaf edged shrug with a textured rib body is the perfect accessory for spring and fall.

Beautiful textured cowl with picot edging can be worn as one long loop or doubled around for additional warmth.

These socks are knit using a “two-at-a-time” magic looping technique…no more “second sock syndrome.”

The detail in the ribbing adds a note of sophistication, as does the subtle wave through the instep created with a cable needle. These socks knit up quick using a DK weight yarn.

This cropped sweater can be worn a variety of ways; from opened, to tied in front, or as a wrap sweater, tied in back. It’s a perfect splash of color for spring and summer.

Cute little bolero sweater in with an open lacy cheveron texture.

Note: there is a small error in the pattern.

Totally seamless shrug/cardigan with lots of lacy texture.

Created to coordinate with “My Little Man Sweater Vest” this sweet little cardigan is the perfect springtime accessory for any little girl’s closet. Incorporates a beautiful lace pattern trim, floral knit labels complete with “bobbles”, and a textured yoke. Works up in about a week and is an excellent introduction to “bobbles” for those who are...

Note: There is a slight typo in the pattern. At the bottom of page 1, it should say end with k2 instead of k3.

Knit “two at a time” using a Magic Looping technique.

Knit “two-at-a-time” using a Magic Looping technique.

No special techniques needed to create lots of texture and interest in this little cardigan. Scalloped crocheted edge finishes the look.

Knit two-at-a-time using a Magic Looping Technique

Worked “two-at-a-time” using a Magic Looping Technique.

Cabled Texture adds interest to these fashionable boot cuffs. Uses just 1/2 a skein of yarn, so you can knit one pair for you and one for a friend.

This adorable little sweater vest is a perfect introduction to simple Fair-Isle stranded knitting. Worked up in about a day, it makes a great gift for a shower using a small amount of yarn. Arm-hole openings can be worked either one or two-at a time.

Knit “two at a time” using a Magic Looping technique.

Knit “two at a time” using a Magic Looping technique.

Knit “two at a time” using magic loop technique.

Created for my partner in the Ongoing Wish Swap on the Hyena Cart Forums.

Super stylish “boot cuff” toppers are the perfect accessory to your favorite boots. Wear with skirts to cover the bare leg above your boot tops or over jeans.

Created for my “Anya” (mother), this hat allows you to use up the remains of several skeins of yarn without looking like a “scrappy” project. Excellent stash buster.

Created for a trio of my daughter’s relatives…this hat was designed to show off a skein of your favorite hand-painted yarn and trim.

Created to match “My Lena’s Meadow Earwarmer” available here: http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/my-lenas-meadow-e...

Created for my Brother-in-law who isn’t very excited by anything.

~matches “My Spectrum Hat” also available in my Ravelry Store.

~designed to match the “My Spectrum Cowl”, also available in my Ravelry Store.

Knit two at a time using a Magic Loop technique.

Created for my Brother-in-law who isn’t very excited by anything.

Beautifully textured eyelet cheverons add interest to this scalloped edge ribbed hat. Bulky weight yarn knits up quickly and offers both warmth and style.

Matched perfectly to “My Heartwood Scarf” available here: http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/my-heartwood-scarf

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Simple unisex scarf with an interesting textured rib design.

Simple unisex hat with an interesting textured rib design works up quickly. Worked top down in the round.

Beautiful “Aspen Leaf” Lace points add texture and interest to this relatively simple knit. Excellent for showing off that special skein of hand-painted yarn. Quick knit--worked up in two days.

Gauge is unimportant…and can be knit with DK through Bulky weight yarn. Requires about 1/2 a skein.

Lacey textured Earwarmer/Headband knit all in one day. Makes a great gift and uses just 1/2 a skein of yarn.

Worked two at a time using a Magic Loop technique.

Worked using “scraps” this hat requires very little yarn and is a quick knit with an interesting texture.

Knit two at a time using a Magic Looping technique.

Created for my daughter to go with the “My Hello Kitty Earflap Hat” I created for her (available here: http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/my-hello-kitty-ea...) and matching mittens (pattern available here: http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/my-hello-kitty-mi...)

Knit “two-at-a-time” using a Magic Loop technique.

Worked top-down this Earflap hat is the perfect accessory to keep any Hello Kitty fan warm in the cold winter months. Quick knit (less than 2 days) requires only a small amount of yarn and some scraps for the “face”.

Basic Earflap Hat worked from the top down with I-cord detail at the top and ties. Great Stash Buster…quick knit.

I knit the “Summer Vest” pattern (http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/summer-vest-4) for a swap and instantly knew that it needed a little newsboy hat to go with it. This is what I came up with.

A beautiful vertical lace pattern is the feature of these cute little fingerless mitts. A suitable knit for gift giving, these knit up very quickly and require just a small amount of yarn (I only used about 1.5 oz total.

Designed for my daughter when she sweetly asked me to make her a pair “like mommy’s.”

Quick knit for that special “Mother-in-law” gift. Double cables add interest and texture.

Created for my daughter’s Kindergarten teacher “Mrs. DeHart”, these cute mittens are a quick knit, perfect for gift giving with a little cable detail.

Cute stash buster with some fun cables for interest.

Quick stash busting knit, great for gift giving, or just for yourself.

Just some cute little fingerless mitts with an eyelet edge.

This is the 2nd version of a pattern. It is written for use with DPN’s. The original “magic looping two at a time” version is also available, here: http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/my-simple-sturdy-...

Created to match “My Water Lily Lace Scarf” (also available).

Beautiful open lacework is featured in this “drapey” scarf.

Uses magic loop two at a time technique.

Perfectly gender neutral, this quick knit featuring a Roman Stitch detail in the trim makes a great baby shower gift.

Made in “reverse” main and trim colors this project works well for “two sweeties”.

Worked using magic loop, two at a time technique.

Uses a Cable needle in raglan increases and twist design in trim.

Knit two-at-a-time using Magic Loop.

Knit using magic loop two at a time technique.

Quick little knit, great for a baby shower.

Worked using the Magic Loop two at at time sock technique.

--Use of a cable needle required to make the textured edging.

Worked on DPNs

Assumes basic knowledge of magic looping two socks at a time.

Knit on DPNs.

--assumes basic knowledge of magic looping two at a time.