Here are 10 patterns for hats resembling various fruits and vegetables. A brief background to the idea: The kids said something about wearing an apple on their head after watching Robin Hood. Thus this entire concept came from a preschooler who watched too much tv and turned it into a game of who knew the most fruit and vegetables. Here are some of the ones they’ve came up with… plus a pomegranate just for fun.

The name of the hat came from the colourway of the handpainted 100% Baby Alpaca yarn I used to create the sample, however you may choose any bulky weight yarn you prefer working with.

This baby hat covers sizes between preemie to toddler.

This is a pattern for Mary Jane booties with animal ears and tails. These are shown as a bunny, bear, monkey, mouse and cat but you can make any combinations of variations.

The pumpkin is one of 10 patterns for hats resembling various fruits and vegetables. A brief background to the idea: The kids said something about wearing an apple on their head after watching Robin Hood. Thus this entire concept came from a preschooler who watched too much tv and turned it into a game of who knew the most fruit and vegetables....

These fingerless gloves are a staple in my wardrobe over winter, they keep my hands warm enough to knit in winter and they’re practical to leave on at work or inside when someone is overzealous with the aircon and full gloves are just awkward and unprofessional looking at the office.

These fingerless mittens were designed for my niece Madison to have a matching set just like mine without stopping her from colouring and riding her bike. They are available for ages 1-3 years and are unisex.