Newborn baby booty pattern. This pattern is knit in the round. No seaming! It is knit on size 5 dpns. It has a garter base that will stretch for a little while and a ribbed cuff to keep them on, at least until the baby discovers their toes!

This pattern has instructions for 2 sizes. A baby hat and an Adult hat. I wanted a basket weave hat that continued into the decreases so I designed this hat.

This fun hat is guaranteed to keep you warm in the winter. Add a little whimsy where ever you may go! The hat and beard are knit separately and sewn together, for a nice snug fit.

This pattern is knit in the round. It is fairly easy and a good introduction into stranded knitting. Only the brim is stranded.

This cleaver little hat is a quick knit and uses 2 skeins of hometown USA yarn. It is knit in the round on circular needles.

I hate to seam so I made my own butterfly pattern that you can knit in the round. I adapted it from a few other patterns so I give you this for free.

This is a cute top down construction hat for a child.

This train is knit completely in the round. It is 4 inches tall and 5 inches long.

I had very little of one of my hand spun yarns left, I wanted to do something with it, so I designed this hat. The brim is extra long so that you can fold it up. The brim could be knit in any novelty yarn, or even just a contrasting color. It can be a great stash buster, you could use multiple leftovers and make a colorful brim with a solid col...

The larger creeper stands about 10 inches tall and is about 3 inches wide. The Itty bitty creeper is about 4 inches tall and is about 1 inch wide. Both are worked in the round on circular needles.

These are some of my favorite baby gifts for summer babies. They have a back strap to help them stay on. They require very little yarn and are a great way to use up scraps.

This darling cupcake hat is knit in the round. This pattern includes 4 sizes: baby, toddler, child and adult. I used 3 different colors, one for the wrapper, one for the frosting and one for the cherry on top.

This Dalek stands about 7 inches tall and is knit in the round. Great for that Dr. Who fan of yours.

Easy beginners project! This market bag is knit in the round so no seaming. There is the option of long or short handles. I love this bag for the fact that it keeps stretching to fit all the vegetables that I buy at the height of gardner’s market season (20-30 lbs). The yarn can handle it and if it gets stretched out or dirty, all you have to d...

I love entrelac and the magic as if forms. I wanted a hat, but most of the entrelac hats are just gathered at the top. I created a way to bind off the top so that there are no holes in the construction.

Fun and easy fingerless gloves. There are 2 options for the cuff a frilly one and just a garter stitch edge. These are super comfortable.

When my daughter was born a friend from my knitting group gave me a baby bonnet. I had my daughter wear it quite often. On one of these occasions, someone loved it and wanted one for their baby so I designed this. It is knit flat, with crochet ties.

These gloves are knitted in the round with some back and forth in the thumb hole section. Add a little whimsy to your life with these fun gloves.

Just a simple hat, easy enough for beginners.

Any sport weight yarn will do. I used some of my hand spun yarn for the project.

This hat has a flap that folds up over a different colored band that surrounds the hat. The pattern comes in 4 sizes.

This fox cowl is child size. It it knit flat with minimal seaming.

Simple shaping, uses the magic loop method

I am not a big novelty yarn fan, but I do agree it has it’s place in the fiber community. I had several skeins of it. I designed this baby hat to destash, then I decided that my daughter needed some thumbless mittens to go with.

This fun hat is knit with a worsted weight yarn and almost any ruffle yarn. Yarns that have a ribbon like construction is much better than netted yarns. You can knit a few hats out of 1 skein of the ruffle yarn.

Hairy hats are a quick funky knit for all the members of your family. It is a great way to use up scraps of yarn. I used scraps from my hand spun yarn. Pattern includes instructions for newborn, baby, toddler, child, adult small and large sizes.

I designed these a long time ago and made them for my booth at farmer’s market. They didn’t really catch on the first year. The next however, I couldn’t keep them in stock. With the latest flower wearing boom in fashion, they are really great, you can weave real or fake flowers into the headband. I usually borrow my daughters bows and clip a fl...

There are instructions in the pattern for adult and baby hats. The lace is a little tricky if you do not pay attention to the written instructions. Make sure to count your decreases and yarn overs and you will do fine. Use stitch markers between each repeat and it will be easier.

This itty bitty accordion is 5 inches wide and 3 inches tall. It is knit in the round.

Another in my collections of itty bitty toys. Cats love them, kids love them, great for decorations or anything your heart desires.

This little Bulbasaur is about 4 inches tall. He is knit the the round.

Itty bitty Daleks to go with your itty bitty tardis. I hope you enjoy this pattern. This little robot stands 4 inches tall

Here is an itty bitty Dr. Who. You can take him anywhere you go! He is about 3 inches tall.

This sly fox is a quick knit that is great for a last minute gift for that animal lover in your life. This is another in my line of Itty Bitty Toys.

Here is an itty bitty Garry and Ib from the Horror game Ib. These are knit in the round on dpns. Garry is about 3.5 inches tall. Ib is about 3 inches tall.

This little horse is 5.5 inches from head to tail. and stands about 4 inches tall. He is proportional to my itty bitty knight and any of the other people I have designed. Fun little guy for a horse lover or any little kid.

This itty bitty toy is about an inch tall, not including the tail. It is knit in the round.

This little knight is only 3 inches tall. He is knit in the round with dpns or with the magic loop method.

This delightful little toy is fun for all ages. My girls love to play fight with them. I have had customers get creative enough to create a “darth acorn” with them. Great for any sci-fi fan. It is small enough to go on a key chain, yet big enough to play with. The finished product is 5 inches long.

This Link is about 3 inches tall. He is knit in the round on double pointed needles.

A pocket sized Mario and Luigi. They are about 3 inches tall. It is knit in the round with dpns or the magic loop method.

This itty bitty nativity set includes patterns for Mary, Joseph, Baby Jesus, a manger and hay for the manger. They are knit in the round. Joseph stands about 4.5 inches tall, Mary stands about 4 inches tall and Jesus is 3 inches tall.

This fun owl is only an inch and a half tall. Who could resist this cute little owl. My kids love playing with itty bitty toys and there were no owls out there that I could find. Here is my owl!

This little pineapple is knit in the round from the bottom up. It is another pattern in my itty bitty collection. It stands about 3.5 inches tall. Yardage is minimal, all you need are scraps.

This pokeball is 1.5 inches tall. It is knit in the round with dpns or the magic loop method. Great for that person in your life that loves pokemon.

This Itty Bitty Polar Bear is about 4.5 inches long and 3 inches tall. He is knit in the round on double point needles or using the magic loop method.

This itty bitty puppy is is about an inch and a half tall. It is knit in the round. This is the 7th itty bitty toy pattern in my collection.

This itty bitty toy is knit in the round with some minor color work. Another pattern in my itty bitty toy collection. He is jut under 3 inches tall.

This toy was inspired by Sac Boy from little big planet. He is knit on double points and in the round.

This little guy is from the game undertale. Sans stands about 3 inches tall. He is knit in the round on dpns. Sure to be a delight to any undertale fan/

This little sheep is knit in the round. It is 3.5 inches long and 2.5 inches tall.

This cute little skunk is another in my line of itty bitty toys. My girls love to collect these little toys and I love to knit them. This pattern is worked in the round on dpns.

This itty bitty toy is great for any whovian in your life. It is knit in the round. It has some tricky maneuvering in the color work section, but if you take your time it can be done with out too much difficulty.

This pattern was inspired by the Sontaran character from Dr. Who. This pattern is knit in the round on either circular needles or double pointed needles. He is about 3 inches tall. The neck guard is crocheted.

Straight from the beach to you. This quirky toy is a joy to knit, and works up quickly. I am a fan of knitting itty bitty toys and my children love to play with them.

This itty bitty troll is about 3 inches tall and knit in the round.

This cute little turtle will fit in the palm of your hand. The turtle is only and inch and a half across. My kids love itty bitty toys and I couldn’t find a turtle small enough to go with the rest of their itty bitties.

Feeling a little batty? Knit yourself an itty bitty vampire. Another toy in my collection of itty bitty patterns. He stands about 3 inches tall.

This little Zebra is 7 inches long from head to tail. He stands 3.5 inches tall at the head. He also stands 2.5 inches tall in the back.

This is the knit version of my pan handle cover. Due to carpal tunnel, I am unable to crochet without pain, but I love these. I created a knit version for my poor aching wrists. They are knit in the round and will fit most if not all long pan handles.

This lacy little hat is something fun and fancy for a baby or an adult. The lace is simple and completely written out. The repeats are short so it is easy to follow where you are.

A friend brought a pair of these gloves to me and asked if I could make a pattern of them. After some hair pulling, I succeeded in recreating these cute gloves. The lace pattern in a simple lace pattern great for knitters who want to brave lace without diving in head first.

This is an all over lace beanie. The lace continues into the decreases as well. Almost any worsted weight yarn will do.

I designed this hat for a customer that loves my vertical ribbed beret and wanted a summer version. The pattern ended up quite different from the original, but with a similar look.

Any yarn will do. This scarf knits up really fast. It is easy enough to memorize the repeat, but doesn’t get boring.

These socks have arrows that are intersected by straight lines. It is a fun texture for socks. You must have a basic knowledge of sock construction because my gauge is very loose when it comes to socks so this pattern is mainly a guide line for the stitch pattern.

I have never found a partial finger glove pattern that has ever worked for my gauge (even with a gauge swatch). But I had a mitten pattern that I loved, so I changed it to get fingerless gloves that fit a human being.

In 2014, my youngest daughter spent time in the NICU. She was given a cute hat that allowed her IV to poke out the top so that her little head could still be warm. The staff at our NICU were so fabulous and the support families were so generous that I wanted to give something back. I searched the internet for the pattern, but none was to be fou...

This cover fits over most medium to small sized pan holders.

The flower on top looks like a carnation. My gals at knit night thought it looked like pebbles from the flintstones, they are credited with help naming this. I was gifted a lot of baby yarn so I have been trying to come up with ways to end hats so that they aren’t all the same.

I wanted to make a pixie hat and only use one skein of this yarn so top down construction was my friend! This hat fits me and my toddler.

This Plague Doctor is knit out of worsted weight yarn. It is knit in the round.

This is the first in my monster series. I have a booth at the local farmers market and got the notion last year to start selling knitted monsters. Previously I have just put increases and decreases where ever I felt and saw what turned out. I still do things the same way on these little creatures but I decided to start writing the patterns when...

This ribbed hat is 100% reversible. There are instructions for a baby hat and an adult sized hat.

This is the purse size of my ruched knitting bag. It is the perfect size for a purse or a 1 or 2 project tote.

This is a cute ruffle skirt with a draw string, waist so that it can accommodate sizes newborn to about 3T.

This cute shark cowl bites its own tail to keep your neck warm and cozy. Great last minute gift for that shark lover you know.

This soap sack will stretch to fit a 4 inch by 4 inch block of soap. It fits all commercial soaps and most hand made soaps.

I dyed some yarn out of the same fibers, but one of the skeins took the color differently. I still had 4 skeins all in the same color, but one was slightly different. My friend suggested that I make a shawl with a ruffle at the bottom, but alas, not enough yardage. Thus was the birth of the Sunset Ruffle Scarf. This is knit all in one piece. Ru...

This pattern comes in 2 sizes regular and itty bitty. The regular stands 7 inches tall and the itty bitty one stands 3.5 inches tall. They are all knit in the round with no seaming!

There aren’t many patterns out there for men. I wanted a beanie with a more interesting pattern. This has multiple layers of ribbing. Still easy enough for a beginner, but more interesting than a basic beanie.

A customer walked into T J Maxx with this supper slouchy beret, I took a sketch as she hurried to the back of the store. This is a beret that you can stuff all of your hair into no matter the length.

This toddler hat is knit in the round and has a pattern that weaves all the way around the hat. The woven pattern continues throughout the crown as well.