I’ve always been a fan of the newsboy style hats, so I revamped it to make a cancer awareness cap. This pattern is written with a few charts to help with the ribbon and visor design.

I had made a previous Fat Bag from following a youtube video (not until much later did I discover written instructions… the way the cookie crumbles).

This beautiful pattern with beaded edging was inspired by a friends knitted pattern. Like a water drop it begins with small stitches that get bigger as the shawl grows. This pattern is provided in both charted and written format.

One of my better patterns for the horse bonnet. This pattern can be made to fit any horse. To do so this requires some measuring on the humans part. As Kismet is a TBX this is good for horses his size, but can be adjusted for other sizes. Currently making one for an Arab.

Using two beautiful, complementary yarns, a layered-chain effect is created when the chains worked in the second yarn are overlaid and woven into chains worked in the first yarn. This is two shawls in one. Can wear the bright side or the more subdued side depending on your mood.

This layered shawl is worked in parts, first with main color (MC). The contrasting color (CC) is overlaid and woven into the main-color chains. It is two shawls in one. You can wear the bold colorful side or the more subdued side depending on your mood.

I simple green horse bonnet with simple leafy chords. Have not decided if I want to add ears. If you want the patterns for the ears check out one of the other bonnet patterns in my store.

A cute simple pattern for a fly bonnet. I’ve attached another photo to use as a guide for measurements.

I have updated the pattern and hope it works. Check out the measurement photo on the last page before proceeding. I began making my own because people often complained that the store bought ones don’t fit properly. Each horse is a little different so I suggests measuring. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you run into any issues.

This pattern can be made any size with any hook. I would suggest blocking the piece after it is done.

A pair of simple fingerless gloves I worked up as a last minute Valentine gift. They are worked in Red Heart worsted weight yarn on a 3.5 mm (E) hook, so they work up rather quickly. This can be made with any yarn and any size hook. They have a nice simple Xs and Os trimming to keep with the theme.

A simple pattern that can be used for scarves, cowls, blankets, etc.

I read and tried a few different sock patterns and didn’t like them so I decided to make my own. I pull together the different parts of the sock that I liked from different patterns, tweaked them a bit and this is what I got. Once I got the pattern done for the first sock the second one was so easy to make.

A round version of the Cable Loop Bag.

A nice easy pouch that can be made any size with any yarn. This bag is worked in the round with alternating colors.

Easy crochet bag. Can be made with any yarn and hook.