A very easy, sweet little teddy designed as a birthday gift for my Waldorf Nursery students. Pattern provides complete, detailed instructions with links to video tutorials to help with construction.

A sweet little playmate for your wee ones. Children love the removable cape. Stuff it with wool fleece for warm, natural, squishability!

A fun, ruffly scarf using eyelet/ribbon yarn. While most patterns I’ve seen with this ribbon yarn have squared ends, this one features tapered ends and tassels for a more tailored look. It’s simple to make with basic knitting skills: garter stitch and simple K2tog decreases. Three skeins of Flaunt Coquette will complete this cozy scarf that you...

A fun little child’s hat using the frilly, ruffly Flaunt yarn as a feature band and pompom. The body of the hat can be knitted with any aran weight yarn.

Ultra simple, cozy cowl that is sized to wrap as a head cover too. May be worn several ways. Great look for men and women alike! This pattern can easily be adjusted to use most any gauge yarn; just be sure to calculate number of stitches to cast on, so that you get the circumference you’re looking for. Also, the pattern is written in a multiple...

A cuddly little doll for a young child. I designed these as birthday gifts for my Waldorf Nursery students.

A fun, funky scarf/necklace that can be worn many ways! It’s actually just 3 loooooong icords. Finished, blocked length is about 74”. You can knit all of the icords at the same time on dpns (which was a revelation for me!). In the prototype pictured, I alternated the handspun with the Jeweltones (which I bought only because I didn’t have enough...

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