These handwarmers are an easy knit for beginners. They are soft yet sturdy and perfect for those chilly days. Worked from the cuff up to the fingers with just a slight hole for the thumb.

I actually had started a shawl that turned out to be not wide enough. So I bound off., sewed the ends together and turned it into a cowl! Voila! Problem solved. This is as easy as you want to make it, just knit the entire thing or use some fancy stitches if you wish. I give you basic guidelines and a few simple rules and you run with it. Have f...

This cozy little poncho is great for a young adult or even a small child. It’s longer and larger on a small child but will fit an adult size medium also. Can be made larger by just knitting more rows. Knit with Salsa and Fuzzy stranded together.

Easy pattern. Knit in a few hours. Great all around winter scarf and soooo beautiful.

Knit in the round, changing yarns to add texture. Knit with Dancing Leaf Farm’s Biggie yarn, 6 various yarns all hand dyed a the same time. Yarns include mohair, wool, silk, nylon. This is a stylish little poncho and looks great with jeans, a skirt and with an added flower pin.

This pattern is easy and fun to knit. Knit from the bottom to the top, increasing in the rows as you go. Using Biggie yarn, (6 various yarns all hand dyed the same colorway) you will change yarns as you knit. An optional crocheted picot edging add a nice finishing touch. Yarn available at www.dancingleaffarm.com

This is a very easy vest to knit. Great for a beginner. Slubby Nubby works up quickly, but any bulky weight yarn would work, although the thick and thin look of the Slubby adds a lot if texture. Work the 2 front pieces first, then the back, sew together and pick up the stitches for the sleeves, which are knit from shoulder to cuff.

An adorable so very soft blanket for a baby. Knit with Dancing leaf Farm’s Island Cotton, it’s an easy knit. This yarn is dreamy soft and fluffy…mother’s will just love swaddling their wee one in it! This is an undyed, all natural creamy color. The hood adds a cuteness especially with the optional roses around the front. Perfect for wrapping a ...

Two ‘ear flaps’ cover your ears so they stay warm and toasty in the winter chill. A beautiful sunflower type flower forms a pattern on the top. Knit with 326 yards Dancing Leaf Farm’s hand dyed Salsa yarn. Hat shown in the colorway ‘Autumn’.

As long as you have one yarn bringing it all together, you can use bits and pieces of yarn. This pattern lets you be the designer of patterning and of yarn. I give some definite guidlelines to help you along. This is knit from one side to the other side, folding it over when finished and sewing up the sides.Easy peasy! This pattern is similar t...

Free pattern! These are just the easiest handwarmers to knit. The yarn is super bulky so it goes fast. Takes just about 100 yards of a bulky weight yarn like my Boogie Woogie Superwash wool. Have fun! Ha ha ha! laugh at the cold!

A very easy pattern. Fun to wear too. Knit in the round with three different size needles.

Great socks for hiking or backpacking or just being in the woods. Easy to knit, very straightforward.

A warm and toasty throw. Stunning!

The hat and handwarmers are oh-so-cute. I love wearing them, especially when I feed the sheep and chickens. The adorable flower gives it a girly bling.

An easy, repetitive pattern. I made this blanket first then had enough to make a baby hat and baby socks.

This long coat is so luxurious and beautiful. Full blown Wow Factor! Knit from cuff to cuff out of a variety of yarns in one colorway, it has lots of texture. A great way to use up yarns from a stash too. I provide the basic pattern but you use whatever stitches you wish. Fun to mix up different stitch patterning.

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This has been a very popular pattern because it’s great for a stash buster. As long as you have one yarn bringing it all together, you can use bits and pieces of yarn. This pattern lets you be the designer of patterning and of yarn. I give some definite guidlelines to help you along. This is knit from one cuff to the other cuff. This pattern is...

This is just the easiest cardigan to knit. A great first project for the beginner. This is my best selling pattern and yarn, everyone goes ga-ga over it! Even though the yardage is low, the yarn goes a long ways. The cardigan is knit in 3 pieces, with the sleeves picked up from the shoulder and knit down.

A very popular pattern. Maybe because it’s so darn cute. Each end of the scarf has a spade shape that slips through a hole so this darling scarf fits very nicely on the neck. I put beads on each spade end to give it some pizzazz! Knit with my hand dyed Dancing Leaf Farm’s Salsa wool/mohair yarn.