Simple and functional. That’s all an ear warmer needs to be. This easy and super quick pattern keeps the ears warm and cozy and makes a great last minute gift for family and friends!

This hat was a design inspired by simple cables. It knits from the bottom up in the round and requires only one skein or less of worsted weight yarn! This design does require reading a chart, however it is simple and easy to follow!

This pattern is for cowboy shaped baby booties for ages 12 months and up. I highly suggest that this pattern be made for at least 12 months of age, as the yarn will stretch with wear.

I originally made this pattern in order to fill a commissioned work order. After hunting for adult cowboy boot slippers all over the internet with no luck, I just decided to create my own pattern. I hope you enjoy it as much as the commissioner did!

As most of you know, this winter has been obscenely cold. With sub-zero temps and wind-chills I found training for the Pittsburgh marathon grueling! Scarves just don’t keep my neck warm and they always fall down from protecting my chin! So I finally made myself a cowl that will keep my neck and chin warm in this super cold weather!

This hat is a modification to the Philadelphia Fylers Hat I have published. It is slightly larger around than the Flyers Hat to accommodate for the extra letters in the chart pattern. The hat will be slightly baggy when worn. Can also be considered a size large if wanting a tighter fit. To decrease the size, decrease the number of stitches betw...

I created this pattern because I wanted to make a hat for my boyfriend. All of the hockey hats I found were very wide, creating a baggy look. I used a standard hat pattern I developed, along with design elements from several other hockey hats I found, added some stripes and letters, and viola! A hockey hat that fits to his head!

Just a simple cabled hat.