If you love Cartoon Network and Fox, and you love Bob’s Burgers as much as I do--then you know you can’t live another minute without your own Kuchi Kopi! Why should Louise have all the fun? This guy is easy enough for a beginner who can work in the round, and is a must have for the amigurumi enthusiast or geek in your life! Stands about 12” tal...

Have fun creating your own little alien based on the cartoon Final Space! A quick make, wonderful for the amigurumi collector or fanboy of your choice. Sample was constructed with pipe cleaners and safety eye pupils for ease of posing-feel free to omit and replace with embroidery for small children. Simple enough for a beginner who can work in ...

Any easy, one skein project; most proficient crocheters can complete it in one hour or so. This makes it an excellent project for Christmas gifts or craft shows. A checkerboard variation is included.

Need a baby gift with charm, but low on cash? Here’s a pattern just for you. This yarn is widely available at Michaels Craft Stores, and is very affordable. All items were created out of a single skein. Now you can give a layette set without breaking your budget! Other suitable substitutes include Red Heart Soft and Caron Simply Soft, so it can...

With the Elsa craze not showing any signs of slowing down, I designed this cape for a Halloween costume for infants. While a beautiful lace design on its own, it seems to have a special place in the hearts and minds of all the little girls who dream of being a princess. It can be decorated to suit any occasion. Feel free to change the flower in...

A lovely beanie in four sizes, just right for fall and winter. Best yet – no more arguments about stuffing hair underneath. Just pull that ponytail out the hidden opening and everyone is happy!

This hat, arm bands, and companion headband for mom will make sure that you are always seen by traffic and others when walking or biking outside.

Here is a great way to use up leftover sock yarn, and make an adorable gift for the new mom! My great niece was just born at Christmas, and her mom wanted a princess crown for newborn photos.The original one was crocheted; but I was immediately asked by knitting friends for a version they could make. The long colorways in sock yarn make for an ...

Here’s an easy vest for anyone to make! Looks much more impressive than actual skill level needed. Easy paired buttonholes make it convenient to make ahead and convert to boy or girl when that last minute shower gift is needed. Pattern stitch is easy to memorize (only 4 rows) and can be done while chatting or watching TV. Personalize by adding ...

Ever had your child climb out of his bib while you glanced away for one second? Then this is the bib for you! Slides on with just one hand; optional button band allows an even more custom fit. There is an optional crochet border (shown) and works with or without the button band. Easy enough for a beginner, and is a real hit at baby showers! Hav...

Easy sweater for beginning knitters, this has limited sewing and has options for other types of neck and shoulder closings. You can also make it for a matching teddy bear! Wonderfully soft yarn that is still machine washable make this a wonderful gift item.

Easy sweater for beginning knitters, this has limited sewing and has options for other types of neck and shoulder closings. You can also make it for a matching teddy bear! Wonderfully soft yarn that is still machine washable make this a wonderful gift item.

This afghan was designed as a shower gift for my niece, who is due with my first Great Niece on Christmas Eve! I wanted to make something with straps to tether toys and teethers; also, since they live halfway across the US, I wanted it to be portable, and something a new mom could wash and dry.

Ghost Treat Cover a lollipop for Halloween, or stuff head with fiberfil for an amigurumi toy. Use G hook for small suckers, and H hook for bubblegum pops or whistle pops.

With a nod to the song “Red Solo Cup”, these mittens are the perfect present for the fan who likes to keep their hands warm and their beer cold at the same time! The additional separate thumb also makes it possible to fold back the packet so you can still wear the mitten to drive and grasp other items. Leave off the bottom for use as a cross co...

Here’s a birthday hat that will be soft on baby’s skin, yet sturdy enough to stand up like the big kids! Based on the old party favorite from cardboard, you can make the colors fit any theme; hat can further be personalized with numbers, letters, or appliques of your favorite theme. Sturdy enough to stand on its own, you can also use a piece of...

Love the car coat look, but can’t stand the weight? This mohair boucle beauty is for you. Light as a feather, yet traps the warmth and can be worn in several ways. Pockets can be hidden inside or placed on outside for decorative flair. You can also leave off the sleeves and have a great tunic vest for fall!

Here’s a great way to learn short rows and create a gift at the same time! This was a LYS request after Queen for a Day in Crochet was sampled and demonstrated. While it started out as a humble washcloth, many patrons have remarked on the fact that it makes an excellent doily as well. Also great for placing under plants to catch those watering ...

This one will surely please the tween in your house! Make it your own by changing the face as you please. Add hair by pulling individual strands through the top if you wish.

Here’s a speedy hostess gift you will enjoy making! This pattern is simple enough for a beginner. The largest size is perfect for champagne bottles and sparkling wines; while the medium and small fit candles and bath products. Since this is a very stretchy material in stockinette, it will fit a large number of gifts as well. A great tutorial pa...

1 skein each of two colors will yield up to three scarves if using stripes or alternate color schemes.

What little girl doesn’t want more clothes for her doll? And doll clothes can be expensive! How would you like to make an entire wardrobe from one skein…and even have yarn left over if you make all the pieces? Look no more - this pattern is for you. Also a great way to use up leftover sock yarn. Each piece can be made separately from very littl...

Little girls want hats now, thanks to Princess Kate and Great Britain! This one will fulfill their fantasies, and it can have 1/2” grogain ribbon woven through the V-stitch row to further personalize the look and coordinate with her favorite fashion.

Made in Malabrigo Twist or in Cestari Traditional Wool (Local VA yarn producer), these are a great project for beginners on double points. VERY popular with teens and tweens, since they satisfy mom’s need for warmth with the need to text freely!

Any thick and thin yarn that gives you 3 Stitches per inch can be used. Width can be added by adding 6 stitches per shell desired. Two different colors and alternate skeins were used to avoid large pools of color. Purchase 700 yds. if you wish a longer turnback collar (Just add additional rows of sc), or if you wish to add to width.

Fear Laceweight no more! A one row pattern; and an intriguing turn that makes both ends match. Better yet, the turning chain does all the work of making a shell border with no additional finishing. What more could you ask for?

A gift set in crochet; the “bag” morphs into a face washcloth, with a tie that can be used as a hair ornament or bookmark, and a scrunchie to keep hair from getting wet. Border of cloth looks like tiny tiaras, so Mom will love it!

Many different yarns are suitable for this pattern. Try your favorite to get the look you want, whether glitzy, smooth, or fuzzy comfort. Enjoy!

Many different yarns are suitable for this pattern. Try your favorite to get the look you want, whether glitzy, smooth, or fuzzy comfort. Enjoy!

Warning! This cowl used 105 yards of a 108 yard skein. It is HIGHLY ADVISABLE to purchase two skeins, especially if you have trouble with gauge. While gauge is not overly crucial to the finished cowl, it can cause you to run short of yarn. And who wouldn’t want to have one of these for an on-hand gift?