This is a nicely striped & buttoned crochet pullover for little boys who wear sizes 6, 8,10 & 12. It’s done practically all in one piece with a minimal of sewing/seaming up. The yarn is a dk weight and the hooks used are F-5 & G-7.

I designed this attractive scarf for a little boy who plays with my granddaughter. The colors I used are a bit masculine to suit him, but you can make yours in any color combination. The length and width is also perfect for a child, but you can make yours in any length and width of your choosing.

This is an afghan I designed for my dad using his favorite colors that coordinate well with the furniture and accessories in his living room. The stitch pattern is an easy wave using the turquoise background color and changing every 2 rows to either royal blue, soft white, or golden honey yellow.

Here’s an easy kippah or yarmulke to make for your favorite guy. It is an “Israeli-style” kippah or yarmulke that just covers the crown of the head. The red & blue one is large enough for a teen or grown man and the green & blue one is just the right size for a youth, or teen who wants a smaller kippah. The technique used for changing c...

This is a thickly textured, warm, comfy & cozy cap with the look of knitted ribbing that you’ll enjoy making and wearing. It can be worn long and snug over the ears like a beanie, or with the cuff turned up over the ears like a watch cap. Depending on the color you choose to make it, it can be worn by anybody, male or female.

Adult large/extra large soft wool beanie hat in a lacy shell and V-stitch pattern, with polished stone button accent

I designed this afghan quilt for my nephew in his favorite colors: dark navy blue, cherry red and pure white. Two people (or more if they’re small folks like my nephews) can snuggle up in it on the sofa, and it’s large enough to completely cover the top of a full size bed, or to hang over like a bedspread on a twin size bed. Also terrific in th...

This is a colorful V-shaped poncho that can be worn during Fall and Spring most places, and during winter in the southern climates. It’s the perfect project to use up remnant balls and scraps in your choice of worsted weight yarns, works up very easily, and I’ve sized it to fit anyone from extra small/small (XS/S) to 4X. The sample shown is a s...

This is a lovely crocheted pullover for little girls who wear sizes 6, 8,10 & 12. It’s a very easy to make sweater and is done practically all in one piece with a minimal of sewing/seaming up. Most of the sweater is made using 2 strands of yarn held together at the same time.

This is a very simple and easy to make bag dispenser. All you need to know is:

This is an easy hat to make for children through adults. It starts out with the ribbing, which is crocheted sideways and then seamed. The body of the hat is then crocheted onto the ribbing and worked up toward the crown. The decreases are done in an unusual manner, but they aren’t difficult at all.

This is a thickly textured, warm, comfy & cozy cap with the look of knitted ribbing that you’ll enjoy making and wearing. Make one in your favorite wizard house colors, or make several – one in every wizard house color combination. By using a thinner yarn with a smaller hook, you can make these caps to fit children and babies too.

This is a versatile set of cloche style beanie hat and neckwarmer with instructions for sizes to fit child/tween, teen/woman’s small, woman’s medium and woman’s large. The neckwarmer can be worn 2 different ways; as a right-angled buttoned scarflet or as a buttoned loose cowl.

This a wonderfully comfortable and cool spring, summer and fall cardigan, designed with the amply blessed in mind. Instructions have been written for sizes 2X/52”, 3X/56”, 4X/60” and 5X/64”. The length is 28” for the 2X & 3X, and 30” for the 4X & 5X. Though it’s difficult to see in the photo, the pattern features armhole shaping and set...

This is a ladies roll brim crusher hat that is quick and easy to crochet. Instructions to make it 22 inches around or 24 inches around, unstretched.

This is an approximately 12-inch granny-type square I designed at the request of my granddaughter, who asked for “something with a flower in the middle that looks like a castle window”. Not knowing what the heck she was talking about, but knowing she was into all things “princess”, royal, regal, palace, and castle, I looked through some of her ...

This is the pullover sweater that I created for my granddaughter, using the Medieval Castle Window granny square I designed at her request. She’s very into all things princess, regal and royal, and wanted “a flower in the middle that looks like a castle window”. Here it is, made with 3 different colors of worsted weight yarn, a variegated purpl...

Quantity of available yarns is not important. Any scraps of a few yards long will be fine.

This is the pullover sweater that I designed for my grandson, using the yarns and buttons that he chose. Ever since he’s been able to communicate, he’s let us know that he’s absolutely smitten with the color orange. And by a wonderful coincidence, shortly after I began designing this, Pantone chose Tangerine (orange) for THE color of 2012.

This is a thickly textured, warm, comfy & cozy cap with the look of knitted ribbing that you’ll enjoy making and wearing. Make one in your favorite colors, or make several – one for every member of the family. By using a thinner yarn with a smaller hook, you can make these caps to fit children and babies too.

This is a lovely crocheted pullover for little girls who wear sizes 6, 8,10 & 12. It is made using a floral petal design on the bodice that is created by making dc clusters into each other. Worn loosely and unstretched, the pattern looks a lot like cables and bobbles. When your little girl grows into it, the floral petal pattern emerges muc...

This is a fun square to make, using up all your left over scrap yarn ball remnants. I originally designed this square for a client’s afghan and offset it, checkerboard style, with closed granny squares.

This is a fun afghan to make, using up all your left over scrap yarn ball remnants. I originally designed the floral square 13 years ago for a client’s afghan, and offset it, checkerboard style, with closed granny squares. It’s still as fresh and perfect for today as it was back then.

This is an easy to make and fun to wear set for the special young miss in your life. Instructions for making the set in sizes to fit toddler through tween. If you use larger hooks, you can even make it to fit a teen/adult.

Both of these designs are made holding 3 strands of superwash sock yarns held together. I used all the leftover remnant balls I had in blues, lavenders, pinks, creams and aquas for these 2 projects. The brands I had on hand were Regia, Cool Wool, Phydlbitz and Opal. It really doesn’t matter what brands or colors/colorways you use, as long as th...

This is an adult size ribbed beret that you’ll love crocheting and wearing, or giving as a gift. Using super soft worsted weight yarn makes it a soft, comfy and warm beret that is stretchable enough to allow long hair to be tucked up under it.

Crochet this soft and silky, elegantly adorned bridal garter with

I designed this afghan quilt for my nephew in his favorite colors: navy blue, cherry red and teal green. Two people (or more if they’re small folks like my nephews) can snuggle up in it on the sofa, and it’s large enough to completely cover the top of a full size bed, or to hang over like a bedspread on a twin size bed. Also terrific in the den...

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