I have used this pattern since the mid 1970’s and have made many family members sweaters using it. I have updated it a bit. The original pattern used a smaller needle for the ribbing; however, I did not want to make the ribbed edges pull in so I used the same size needle as for the body.

This is an easy, light weight shoulder shrug/cowl. It is knit from the bottom up and uses a few decrease rounds to shape for shoulder and neck. It uses one Airy Shawl Kit from The Fibre Studio At Yarns To Dye For.

This project is knit in the round. It’s construction is surprisingly simple but makes a very dramatic design.

This is a very flexible child’s sweater pattern. The size may be adjusted simply by adding/subtracting inches to the yoke, sleeves and body of the pattern. Also may be knit in Sport or DK weight yarn for a larger sweater.

This little pattern was written to fit a 3 1/4” wooden peg doll. It was created for children to be able to easily dress and change their first dolls clothing. It is an easy, fun knit. Can easily be amended to be a taller version.