Every baby is “bonnie” (Scottish for “beautiful”) in the eyes that hold them dear. And a bonnet like this will keep wee heads warm when chilling winds a’ blow.

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Paired with the Dragonfly Fibers “Streets of Laredo” fundraising colorway, this very simple pattern makes a soft, huggable doll that is ageless, genderless, incredibly sweet, and OH SO HUGGABLE!

Dragonfly Fibers is offering a kit of perfectly sized mini skeins and the beautiful abalone shell button to complete this cowl! Includes a pattern code! https://www.dragonflyfibers.com/product/picot-belle-butto...

Resembling a classic candy, this two color hat combines classic cables alternated with simple lace sections. Choose contrasting colors for best results. Construction is easier than it looks! Knit as if knitting flat intarsia, but wrap and turn at the end of each round for in-the-round construction – no seam at the end! video tutorials to help w...

Adorable barnyard animals along with a watchful sheepdog adorn this endlessly customizable A-line jumper. This clever design can be worn as a dress by a toddler, as a tunic by a young child, and as a top by a grade schooler. Wide arm openings allow for this growth: wear it over a turtleneck in the winter and a tee shirt in the summer. Go with n...

Adorable barnyard animals along with a watchful sheepdog adorn this endlessly customizable design. Main instructions are for a skirt, but this pattern can easily be used to design your own cowl, hat, sweater, cardigan, etc. utilizing the easy to use Design Blocks at the end of the pattern.

These mitts evoke classic candies and are perfect for winter gifts. Fingerless tips let our fingers enjoy the warmth of a cup of tea while we wait for the bus or, let’s be real, as we scroll on our phones. Corrugated ribs cuffs are knit using the two pass method so you are only using one color at a time – SO much easier! The Star Stitch in the ...

As fall creeps up on us, the mornings have just enough chill to make us want a simple pair of mitts to warm our hands. Fingerless tips let our fingers enjoy the warmth of a cup of tea while we wait for the bus or, let’s be real, as we scroll on our phones. Alternating colors add a fun twist and the Star Stitch is worked in a single slipped row ...