This car coat length cardigan is perf%ect for cold winter months. It has lots of of textured and cabled stitches on a background of double seed stitch.

This topless hat works great for people with long hair because it allows them to wear their hair in a pony tail, or a twist, without getting a “hat head”. It is worked sideways which allows shaping the hat and make, it possible to fit numerous sizes of heads, by just knitting longer, or shorter.

This charming baby dress is worked from the neck down, giving you the option of making many different sizes to fit baby to young children. Also gives you the option of making it short or long sleeved, jacket length, or dress length.

This hat starts at the top by making two I-cords long enough to tie together, forming a bow. The crown of the hat is a continuation of these 2 I-cords, creating the wedges for the crown, in stockinette stitch. The brim continues in the Basketweave Stitch. The earflaps are the continuation and extension of the brim, worked in garter stitch, and ...

I offered to make my wonderful son-in-law a sweater, but he couldn’t describe exactly what he wanted. Then he saw a sweater on television and took a picture of it. This is the sweater I made from that photo.

This versatile scarf/stole is best worked in a smooth, but fancy yarn.