Made from worsted weight yarn, this versatile hat can be worn as a slouch hat or a beanie. Simply turn it 90 degrees and the look changes! A rectangle “canvas” is built into the ribbing and is the perfect place to add an embroidered drone and RPIC (Remote Pilot in Charge). Not a pilot? Sew or embroider your emblem of choice on the blank canvas.

These wool gloves are reminiscent of the gloves I imagine the pioneers wore, spun from the wool of their sheep and knit by the fireside on a cold winter’s night. (I picture Van Gogh’s “Night”, with the fire going, cat resting, man weaving a basket, woman mending, and baby sleeping, probably after a long day’s work.)

These mittens were made with yarn I spun on my Ashford spinning wheel. I created a 2-ply yarn for comfort and warmth. (Suggestions are given for mill spun yarn for those that don’t spin.)

These fingerless mittens were designed for remote pilots, visual observers, and pilots of drones. Regular gloves or mittens may hinder their mission so I designed these to be less cumbersome.

This soccer hat is knit from the bottom upward with a charted “10” knit into a stockinette block strategically placed in the edge ribbing. (If you aren’t interested in knitting the 10 in intarsia, you could do duplicate stitch.) A thin pink stripe is situated just above the ribbing and at the crown of the hat for accent.

These children’s mittens are quick-to-knit due to the thick, homespun, 2-ply yarn (spun at 10 WPI).Each mitten will be unique. This gauge is perfect to keep the mittens from being cumbersome and too thick for comfort. These are so cozy and comfortable (as Jack says), your child will search for them for outdoor play.

This colorful hat uses 2 yarns held together (leftover sock yarn:) for the colorwork. A chart is included.

This 2-color hat is striking with the contrasting colors.

This adorable fair isle patterned hat has a pompom on top, 2 by 2 ribbing, and confetti colors. It is perfect for using up scraps of yarn in your favorite colors.

This hat is reminiscent of rugby jerseys with its stripes of team colors.

Parry Hotter Hat reminds me of a hat one would wear in a popular book series. This classic-looking textured hat is actually

This sweet, warm weather top, knit in cotton/bamboo yarn, is comprised of 2 pieces (front and back) joined at the shoulders with a 3-needle bind off. The back has a rectangular opening. Textured garter stitch triangles complete the back opening at the top sides/shoulders and tie together with simple twisted cords. The front sports a small garte...

I wanted to make a teddy bear hat but couldn’t find a pattern that looked like a sweet bear. The ears on most patterns were pointed and looked like wolf ears, (not a good baby look in my mind). Other hats had ears that looked like cats. I decided to try my hand at something a bit sweeter. Because there’s nothing better than an adorable baby in ...

Skinny Scarf is knit mostly in garter stitch and is a skinny, long parallelogram with simple, lace stripes.

Child’s hat in 2 sizes (toddlers through 9 years old)

Bias knit, symmetric scarf/shawl with 2-row, easy, lace stripe strategically inserted throughout and on finishing edge. Small knit bobbles complete the lace edge and can be blocked (for crisp definition) or left “au naturel” (for a bohemian look).

Have leftover sock yarn? Use it for the contrasting lace or bobbles in this sumptuous scarf.

This textured, square baby blanket is perfect for swaddling baby, tummy time, or strolls. The larger size makes a nice cuddle blanket when baby transitions to toddler.

This tailored cardi has 7 of my favorite design features:

This quick-to-knit cuffed hat is knit in one piece from the bottom up. It begins on circular needles then switches to double pointeds when the decreases and detail begin. It uses very little yarn and is worn close to the head for a modern, versatile look. Whether you wear it running or to work, the modern ribbed design is attractive and stays i...

These flip-top gloves/mittens are perfect for texting because the thumb can also be fingertip free by popping it out of a small hole. (And it’s easy to pop back in.) Quick-to-knit/easy-to-assemble, I chose yarn that did most of the colorwork for me… even those cute little rings on alternating fingers. But these are also a great way to get artis...

These flip top mittens can be worn as fingerless or full mittens. The polar bear hides when worn as fingerless but appears when worn as mittens. (The face is visible by the wearer and the buttons don’t scratch touched items.)

These tightly knit fingerless gloves were designed for fly fishermen to keep the water out, hands warm, and fingers free. They should be made out of wool so if they do go in the water, they will still keep the hands warm. (The lanolin in the wool also helps them resist getting wet when splashed.)

This bulky cardi is easy-to-knit in 3 pieces. The 2 fronts and back are knit separately then sewn together. The sleeves, buttonbands, and collar are knit right on! Short rows give the sleeves that perfect fit (and cute little seam); easy-to-follow instructions for these rows are included as are charts and written instructions.

Guppy has soft, cute, irregular curves at both ends. It is composed of these stitches: seed stitch, cables, ribs, double zigzags, knits, and purls. Both written instructions and charts are included but once the patterns are established, neither are needed because this is a highly visual design. (If you have made a Grasshopper, you know what I m...

This striped stockinette stitch tee, knit in sport weight yarn, is comprised of 2 pieces (front and back) joined at the shoulders with a 3-needle bind-off. It is knit to Craft Yarn Council Standards, shown in size medium, (made for 36 inch chest so it has 1 inch positive ease). Just make the corresponding size for a fit like ready-to-wear cloth...

This 26 by 30 inch baby blanket is a delight to make because the design is quick-to-learn and easily completed without directions (once the patterns have been established). It can be enlarged with minimal effort and replicated in thicker yarn for an adult-sized lapwarmer or blanket. Choose a favorite crayon color for a delightful baby blanket t...

Going out at bedtime? Why not take baby in a comfortable, cute, natural outfit that can be temperature controlled with a simple pull of a drawstring and the addition of a matching hat? The drawstring makes changing diapers easy and the bamboo yarn wicks moisture and is easily laundered. Now isn’t that what baby clothes should be all about?