Purl stitches are accentuated with lovely hourglass shapes. The purled sole stitches give the comfort of walking on the smooth knit stitches against your foot.

Third in the Malabrigo Thingie series.

The original idea came about for a pair of ‘sampler’ gloves. Instead, I knit these socks. Very simply texturized with knits & purls and a slipped stitch here and there. An easy fun knit!

Dress it up or dress it down. A little bit lace and a little bit traditional. Give your hands a treat and just enough warmth with these soft Alpaca & silk blend fingerless mitts.

A delightfully simple footlet for baby knit with worsted weight yarn or 2 strands of fingering yarn held together. Start off knitting flat, and then join to complete the footlet in the round. What a great gift and stash buster!

A simple footlet knit with worsted weight yarn. Start knitting flat, then join to finish in the round. They work up pretty quickly and make nice gifts. Let’s not even mention stash busting!

Slipped stitches add dimension to this soft and comfy hat. A great match with the Malabrigo Hand Thingies.

A delicate frill at the edge of the cuff gives you just enough femininity while wearing very functional tip-less gloves. Don’t let the cast on number of stitches fool you. It only takes 2 rounds of knitting to acheive the more desirable number of stitches to knit these cuties.

A simple two-round lace pattern repeat makes a lovely feminine fingerless mitt, which is suitable for casual to dressy wear, as well as functional for warmth.

Slipped stitches add dimension to these soft and comfy fingerless mitts.

Mini fingerless mitt makes a great bookmark, ornament or gift wrap embellishment.

A simple pattern forms lace ribs allowing these mitts to fit a range of sizes. Knit in white as wedding gloves, they will look just as lovely in any color.

Diamond brocade texture is achieved with a simple knit and purl pattern. Mini mock cable ribbed cuff and finger band complete these mitts.

This is a fairly basic slouchy hat knit with Lion Brand Glitterspun, which gives it just enough glitz. It can be knit in a plain worsted weight yarn as well, and be just as pretty.

This hat is not typical in its “beret” appearance, but the fullness is flattering for many face shapes. Simple stripes make up this slouchy style beret which was inspired by a Louisa Harding hat.

A simple four row repeat of the Gulls and Garters stitch creates this comfortable pair of socks. The pattern may seem complicated at first, but it’s easy to memorize and works up rather quickly.