This cute teddy bear pattern is knit-as-you-go. Starting from the head, each part of this bear is picked up and knitted directly, with no sewing at the end.

This digital pdf pattern will show you how to knit this super cute witch doll for Halloween.

This cute little pig is knit out of fingering weight yarn, and is a great project for using up your sock yarn scraps.

This cute little spider can be made out of your leftover self-striping sock yarn, and can be finished in a couple of hours.

This dishcloth is super simple to make, and is appropriate for beginning knitters. It is worked in an alternating pattern of purls and knits to create a woven basket-weave effect that looks great on both the front and back. A garter stitch border with a neat slipstitch edge gives this dishcloth a polished and tidy look. The instructions also in...

This adorable little alien is knit in the round with no seams. Beginning with the head, each new body part is added by picking up stitches.

This simple shoulder bag is worked in linen stitch, creating a sturdy, woven-like fabric. Worked flat, the bag is closed with single crochet and i-cord edging that turns into the shoulder straps.

This floppy bunny is knit out of fingering or sock weight yarn and is a wonderful pattern for using up your scraps.