This fun sock pattern knits up quickly and includes an easy to remember cable pattern to keep it interesting. There is a YO in the cable row that prevents the cable from getting too tight. This YO is removed in the following row.

The twining knitting technique used for this project creates a double thick water resistant fabric. Don’t be intimidated by this technique which is easier than it looks and results in a superior mitten that will keep your fingers warm in the coldest weather. I used about a 1/2 skein of each color for one pair of mittens.

Simple warm hat with a simple waffle pattern that knits up in a long afternoon. Great little project for yourself or a gift for a loved one. I used Lion Brand Wool Ease yarn, which is one of my favorites. The crown is worked in three sections that come together in the center while maintaining the simple waffle pattern. This is a fun quick proje...

This feather diamond lace pattern creates a quick knit project that can be finished over a weekend. The pattern is complex enough to be interesting but easy enough to knit quickly. Great for a quick project or a gift.

This quick knit hat includes a simple cable pattern embedded in a purl surface. The pattern is complex enough to be interesting but simple enough to work up quickly over a weekend. Great homemade gift for this holiday season.

This quick knit pattern is a basket weave pattern, which is complex enough to be interesting but simple enough for a quick knit. Great for gifts.

The eyelet lace pattern is just complex enough to be interesting but simple enough for a quick knit project that looks great.

These cozy mittens are a quick weekend project when you’re tucked inside. Mittens are knit from the cuff to tip including a thumb gusset. Make these mittens your own with a creative simple embroidery to finish the look. The whole project takes less than one skein of Lion Brand Basic Stitch anti-pilling yarn. There are so many beautiful colors t...

This sock is designed as a hiking sock. The pattern ends just after the instep to avoid rubbing in the hiking boot. The sock is unisex medium.

This pattern is a mix of Irish Moss and a simple cable pattern that is worked top down. Sizing is unisex medium. 5 needles (4 to hold pattern and 1 for working) and stitch markers are recommended for ease of tracking the pattern. I used just under two skein’s of Premier Wool-Free Sock Yarn in #35 Green for this version. I will likely use at lea...

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Suggested yarn: Andeansun Alpaca Yarn in green plus scrap yarn I had left over from another sock. I’m not sure what brand this fingering weight yarn is (but it is beautiful!).

Suggested yarn: I used AndeanSun Alpaca Yarn in a beautiful green color (color# 5339)