A simple colorwork hat for a child. You could easily adjust the pattern smaller or larger by increasing or omitting in mulitiples of 8. I used scraps of worsted weight yarn,you will need less than 50grams of each color. I use 1 main color and 3 contrasting colors. I did a cute star like detail at the top of the hat with simple decreases.

Cute easy to knit cabled fingerless mitts. Adult med. worked bottom up using magic-loop method.

Chris-cross Applesauce socks are a top down magic looped pattern. My vanilla sock with a panel of texture stitches to look like apples and crosses! A fun knit for the Fall. I was inspired to create this pattern when my good friend Knittinwolf sent me a birthday present of yummy Dragonsock in the RedHots colorway. When I was a child my Gram had ...

A basic vanilla sock with sport weight yarn using magic loop method.

Basic vanilla sock using the magic loop method.

Everyone needs a little Sweet Embrace wrapped around them once in a while!

A quick,simple, easy to remember pattern! So cozy and warm around your neck. I used Malabrigo Yarn silky merino, but any soft dk weight yarn would work well.

This is a easy felted tote I designed along time ago! I have had many requests for the pattern. It was one of the first patterns I wrote , so feel free to ask any questions :)

When I was a little girl, my aunt and uncle would take us to the weekend farmers market in Morrisville Vermont. They would say “let’s take a ride to Mo-ville”. This was such a great memory for me. I designed this Market bag after looking at many other designs. I wanted to include the nice lace that most market bags have but found a lacking of m...

I came up with this easy to crochet scarf for the 2011 Winter Special Olympics. Or you could switch the colors and use it for other charity projects!

This is my first pattern on Ravelry! I hope you will enjoy knitting my pattern. This is a quickly knit felted bag. I have add some extra fun by sewing a glass pendent on the flap as a closer weight! Please contact me with any questions..Happy knitting:)