Fun and (relatively) quick super bulky cabled project that is the perfect size for either baby or throw blanket.

A bottom up knit done almost seamlessly with garter stitch bottom border, cuffs and collar, half fisherman’s rib body and stockinette stitch sleeves. The sleeves are joined in a pseudo-set in style with decreases and a folded over collar for extra stretchiness and warmth.

1/6/2017 reissuing old patterns that were not accessible beforehand

Simple cute hood style hat

I knit this as a one size sweater since it is so over-sized. I liked the shape of it so I wrote down my improvisation into this pattern. It’s a heavy gauge knit cabled sweater. The body is knit in the round and then separated at the sleeves. The front and back are worked separately until you join again at the top of the shoulder. Stitches are p...

Use US 1 for women’s size and US 3 for men’s

Here’s a quick little cowl pattern I whipped up a while ago in 2012. I got this amazing yarn at one of the Lovelyarns’ Yarn parties and it was so squishy and delightful I had to make a cowl up with it. The great thing about this cowl is it’s long enough to double up around your neck thickly and it’s reversible so the other-side looks great too.

simple watch cap style hat with a “twist”

There is that saying about the month of March “In like a Lion, out like a lamb” and in Maryland this year I feel this March has really been living up to that. Snow one day, warm the next so naturally one needs a good knit hat.

Pattern is now revised and finished!

Chunky winter hats are always a good idea! Knit up one of these in an afternoon and be off wearing it by the evening.

Nifty cabled hat with long fold over ribbed brim. Just enough cables to keep you interested but not so much that you can’t watch a movie while making it!

Double knit scarf with achors! You can possibly use less yardage depending on how long you want your scarf to be!

This is an easy lace pattern for those of you that want to give lace a shot but are not ready to commit to a stole or shawl yet!

Warm nifty cabled hat! The shape of the cables reminded me of the way a boomerang is shaped. Yay!

A pattern I made for my boyfriend’s momma because she lives in CT where it actually snows. She totally loves it.