This is an ebook full of hand-warming mittens and gloves for the whole family. There is a pattern for everyone in the family, men, women and kids of all ages.

Dante is ready to hit the skies this summer. His wings are dry and he is out on the hunt for those pesky mosquitoes. Dragonflies are beautiful, colorful creatures that we are lucky to have around in the summers here in the Northwoods of Wisconsin. At the beginning of the spring, the mosquitoes are out of control but, when the dragonflies come o...

Dee Dee is ready to hit the skies this summer. Her wings are dry and she is out on the hunt for those pesky mosquitoes. Dragonflies are beautiful, colorful creatures that we are lucky to have around in the summers here in the Northwoods of Wisconsin. At the beginning of the spring, the mosquitoes are out of control but, when the dragonflies com...

This is a pattern for a mystery hat with clues being released during each day of Advent. This pattern has charted stranded knitting.

The Cross Stitch cowl is the pattern that you’ve been searching for when you find that highly variegated skein of yarn that you can’t go home without.

Clarise is a simple, yet loveable toy that is sure to be loved by any little one in your life. Measuring in at just over 12” tall she is made using stockinette stitch, simple increases and decreases, and four bobble stitches.

Clarence is a simple, yet loveable toy that is sure to be loved by any little one in your life. Measuring in at just over 12” tall he is made using single crochet and simple increases and decreases.

Rocky is knit in stockinette, in pieces, in the round, and sewn together when stuffing. This little raccoon is the perfect gift for that special little one on your gifting list. He is a good boy who likes eating donuts for breakfast and taking multiple naps each day. The simple construction is perfect for any beginner.

Have you ever wandered into a field of daisies, only to find yourself totally at peace with the sun warming your shoulders, wanting nothing more than to stay there for the rest of the day. That’s the feeling you will get when you are wrapped in the warmth of this shawl.

The Long and Winding Road tank is a summer top that is both elegant and casual.

Bernadette Bear is knit in mostly one piece, with the arms, muzzle, ears, and tail being sewn on after completing of the legs body and head. She sits approximately 9 inches tall. There are video instructions for the tricky bits. I am always available if you have any questions.

Brodie Bear is crocheted in mostly one piece, with the arms, muzzle, ears, and tail being sewn on after completing of the legs body and head. He sits approximately 11 inches tall. There are video instructions for the tricky bits. I am always available if you have any questions.

This is a pattern for a knit wrap that is worked from side to side. On one end there is ribbing that makes a loop for the other end to be threaded through when wearing to help hold it in place without a shawl pin. The body of the wrap is an intricate, yet simple lace pattern surrounded by a garter stitch border.

I love to look for new and unique knitting techniques. Recently my obsession is directional knitting that is out of the norm. Enjoy this hat and keep your eyes open for more unique construction items coming soon!

This is a pattern for a moderately sized, stuffed toy that will bring joy to any room. With a big smile on his face he would be a perfect gift for any age.

This is a pattern for a moderately sized, stuffed toy that will bring joy to any room. With a big smile on her face she would be a perfect gift for any age.

The Madison Cropped Top is a stockinette stitch sweater with a little extra. It is perfect for those skeins of variegated yarn that you’ve been wondering what to make with. Featuring a V-neck with I-cord finish, fitted, set-in sleeves, and cropped body it is the perfect project for an adventurous beginner.

This pattern was thought of while I was working endlessly on Christmas sock knitting. It was the first year that I had made socks for my knit-worthy friends and family, and I was able to crank out five pairs in only six short weeks. I decided with the leftover yarn that I should make myself a pair of socks.

Have you ever wanted to knit a cowl on straight needles, without having to seam the edges when you are finished? Do you have an array of DK weight leftovers that would pair nicely with a solid color to make an interesting cowl? This may be the cowl for you!

This hat is knit completely sideways using short rows to shape the crown. The diamond cable pattern is representative of falling rain. Super bulky yarn makes this hat a very quick knit.

The Go Your Own Way Cowl 2020 uses worsted weight in five colors! For best results, the MC should be a solid or semi-solid, but the 4 contrast colors can be anything, variegated, self-striping, speckles, etc.

This is a cowl that is knit flat as a parallelogram and sewn together along the increase/ decrease edges. It features a simple stripe pattern in between the increase and decrease sections for a cowl that is intriguing and warm. It can easily be customized to a taller cowl by adding more increase/ decrease rows, or to a shorter cowl by subtracti...

Winter is upon us here in the Northwoods and it’s time to start fading into life using our knits to keep us warm throughout the long, dark winter. I find that working on fun, colorful projects make the winter not seem quite so long. This is a pattern for gloves that will start in one color at the cuff and fade at the palm, through stranded knit...

This pattern was written because I realized that I didn’t have a “go-to” vanilla sock pattern that I could cast on and carry with me everywhere that I go, just in case of waiting times.

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This is a triangle shaped knitted version of the Key Lime Waffle pie that I have available as a crochet pattern. Adorned with subtle cables, bobbles and a waffle stitch edging, this will be your new favorite textured shawlette.

These mitts are part of the Road Trip collection that started with the cowl designed in honor of my family moving 800 miles north of the only home we have ever known. They are worked in the round in one piece.

This is a crocheted version of the earlier released Cable Framed Hooded Cowl, which was a knitting pattern. It is completely customizable and can be made using any yarn/hook combination, although I would suggest worsted to super bulky weight. Lighter weights might be good for warmer seasons

This hooded cowl is completely customizable for you and your whole family. The instructions are written so it can literally be worked in any size you need from newborn to adult, even oversized for added warmth.

Now is the time for making winter items for the whole family. The linen stitch offers such a manly touch to a pair of gloves that I knew it would be perfect for my husband.

There is a cold Wisconsin winter coming and I want to make sure the family has mittens to keep their hands warm in the sub-zero temperatures. These are for my 10 year-old daughter, she loves the basketweave stitch so I couldn’t think of a better stitch pattern for her.

Now is the time for making winter items for the whole family. The alternating twists in this glove pattern offer a nice feminine touch.

My daughter’s favorite breakfast is waffles so I knew this stitch pattern would be perfect to keep her warm in the winter weather. I hand-dyed the mittens after they were knit to add a gradient effect.

With a long cuff, these mittens are sure to keep your preschooler’s hands and forearms warm through the whole winter. Weather it’s playing in the snow or taking a walk, these are the perfect mittens for your little one.

This scarf is part of the Road Trip collection that started with the cowl designed in honor of my family moving 800 miles north of the only home we have ever known

When I was commissioned by the local coffee shop to make mittens to sell in their store I knew that I had to come up with a quick design that could be used to make several different sizes. If you are interested in purchasing already made mittens you can visit Backroads Coffee and Tea in Hayward, Wi, visit my etsy store, or message me directly f...

When I was commissioned by the local coffee shop to make mittens to sell in their store I knew that I had to come up with a quick design that could be used to make several different sizes. If you are interested in purchasing already made mittens you can visit Backroads Coffee and Tea in Hayward, Wi, visit my etsy store, or message me directly f...

This cowl was designed during one of the most stressful and exciting times of my life, when our family decided to move from Kentucky to Wisconsin. It was not a decision that was made lightly on the part of my husband or myself. It was not at all well received from my family who lived in Kentucky but was greatly appreciated by his family who wer...

This cute little hat was thought up by my creative husband. He thought that it would be cute to see a little girl in a hat that not only had flowers on it, but was like a flower itself. It’s available in four sizes, newborn, baby, toddler and child.

This hat was designed for Easter. The self striping green and grey background symbolizes the green grass and the sidewalks/pathways where the eggs may be hidden and helps to hide some of the eggs from sight. Available in baby, toddler, child and teen/adult sizes this hat is perfect for everyone.

This pattern was inspired by the water in the ice level on Super Mario Bros. 2. It was designed for the bleeping sock games 2014.

This colorful pattern was written for the Bleeping Socks KAL for 2014. It is perfect for the extreme gamers that love the nostalgia of the old school games. The leg features the falling tetris pieces and the foot is spotted to show how the pieces disappear when a line is made.

These mitts work up so fast that they are perfect gifts for your child’s last minute birthday invites. They would be great for little boys or girls alike :)

Madison’s birthstone is the diamond and ever since she figured that out she has wanted everything diamonds. She also loves everything that can be used to fix her hair, so a headband with diamonds is the perfect fit for her. This headband can be personalized with so many different colors and sizes available, it will be perfect for you or any of ...

This pattern was written for a little boy and his baby brother at my church. I like to have a gift not only for the new baby, but also for the bigger brother/sister so they do not feel left out because the new baby is getting all the presents.

These mitts are a perfect match for my Peaceful Rhythm Cowl pattern. It would make a great gift set, that’s why I designed it for my cousin who received the cowl for Christmas.

This pattern was designed for my cousin. She loves music, peace signs and the color purple. While the black and white music lines should remain the same, the music note color can change according to your personal preference. The cowl can also be made bigger or smaller by adding or subtracting repeats of Chart 2.

This shawl is completely customizable to fit you and your shawl/scarf needs. Any yarn hook combination can be used and the repeats can go as long as you like until it reaches the right size for you, or the recipient of this warm treasure.

This hat is made in one piece from the bottom up. It has ribbing with a simple cable twist pattern that doesn’t require a cable needle. It is the same on the inside and outside so it is fully reversible.

This bag can be easily customized to whatever size you like and can be made with whatever weight yarn you prefer.

This pattern was inspired by the stitch design on the Hiya Hiya Waves Cuffed Sox that I have made. I thought the bubbly stitch pattern would be perfect for newborn socks and since my friend was a new grandma again I knew I had to make them.

This cowl was inspired by my best friend’s favorite game. SCRABBLE! She asked me to make a cowl for her so I thought that it was appropriate to make this one.

This pattern is easily adjustable to fit the height of your favorite water bottle and the length strap that you would like to carry. It makes carrying a water bottle hands free and stylish.

This is a design for a bag to carry a yoga mat. I designed it using Red Heart Super Saver but would suggest that a more slippery yarn be used to make it to ensure ease of putting the yoga bag in and taking it out of the bag.

The size of the ribbon varies depending on the size thread and hook that you use.

This is a hat based on the popular computer game Minecraft. Intarsia is used for the facial features.

I designed these socks for my daughter to wear in a musical where she was playing a sheep, hence the name. They would be great for slippers or bed socks and could easily be made into a bigger size by using a slightly bigger crochet hook.

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I made this shrug for my 8 year old daughter to wear with her Easter dress. It is the first patern I have ever designed so if you have any questions about the instructions feel free to contact me. I am kbamr her on Ravelry. I hope you enjoy it!