This shawlette is a fun little knit, great for a beginner to spread their wings a bit and enough changes to keep the experienced knitter interested. The pattern starts with a simple garter stitch triangle and uses short row shaping to lengthen the wings so it’s big enough to cover your shoulders or be worn as a kerchief. The shawl uses one skei...

This adorable chicken egg cover/cozy will be the center of any Easter basket. It will fit over a plastic egg about the size of a large egg. It’s a quick knit and a great way to use up odds and ends of yarn.

This cute snowman ornament is a great last minute project. Omit the hanger and you can make a display of them. Get creative and use sock yarn scraps for the hat and scarf. A wonderful addition to any tree.

This is a pattern for a men’s fingerless mitt worked in fingering weight yarn. Includes instructions for a shorter or longer finger cuff.

This pattern is designed for using Magic Loop, 2 circular needles, or a set of 5 double-pointed needles. It uses Emily Ocker’s Cast On, so a crochet hook is also needed. The yarn amount needed to make an egg is very small, so it’s a great way to use up all of your odds and end of yarn.

This neck warmer is an incredibly quick knit - my husband told me he lost his on his way home from work and I had one finished for him by the time he got home from work the next day without spending every waking moment working on it.

This is a top-down infant/child cap knit in the round with a variety of sizes and brim styles.