A simple pattern of yarn overs and slip-slip-knit decreases spiraling up the body of this hat gives a wonderfully stretchy texture that looks super cute with or without a pompom attached. Made with less than a full ball of Lion Brand Heartland yarn, this hat comes together super quickly, making it great for last-minute gifting or a relaxing wee...

These top-down ankle socks feature a pattern of crossed stitches across the top of the instep that mimics the look of a chain link fence. Instructions are included for working the cables without a cable needle.

I set about to create a mitts pattern while taking a walk one day, hence the name Walk in the Park. The pattern of crossed slip stitches gives these mitts the feel of a walk through the grass or along a drifting path. Instructions are written to create the crossed stitches without the use of a cable needle, making these a great option for an In...

Wrap up in this super cozy lap throw blanket with a textured pattern for a subtle flair. This blanket features alternating squares of flat and textured crochet worked first with a flat border worked around once the body is finished and measures 40 inches by 35 inches.

This super simple soap saver works perfectly to hold your soap from the beginning or save your soap scraps when they get too small to use.

This is my favorite super simple washcloth. They work great as dish cloths or as washcloths. This pattern is written for a square cloth, but can easily be modified into a rectangular cloth if that fits your needs better.

These ankle socks are perfect for when you really want a certain color way of Knit Picks Felici yarn, but only manage to snag a single ball. They are meant to not match exactly, so you dont have to worry about finding the color repeats.

This hat is knit top-down with alternating lace and cable sections, ending with two inches of 3 x 2 ribbing. The optional pom-pom at the top adds an extra fun touch, especially when made from the same Malabrigo Rios yarn as the hat.

This blanket works up quickly in a bulky yarn with an intriguing patchwork pattern created by seed and basketweave stitches bordered by garter stitch. This pattern includes both fully written and charted instructions.

These are simple rib hats with a pattern of stitches that grows with each hat size. There are more knit stitches in each group as the hat size goes up.

This is a set of arm warmers that cover from about two inches from the elbow to the bottom segment of the fingers. There is only one size, but that size will fit a wide range of arm sizes due to the construction.