The Bonsai Beanie is a fun cabled hat that fits most adults and teens. The twisting and curving cables (reminiscent of the branches and roots of a bonsai tree) look tricky but are actually not very difficult to knit up. This hat pattern also includes a chart for the cable design, if that is easier to follow.

This cowl uses a combination of knit and slip stitches to form what looks like strings of hearts. The pattern is made with one main color and at least one contrast color but can be made with multiple colors for the hearts- you could even use this as a stash buster. This

This baby blanket is knit on the bias, starting at one corner and is worked diagonally until you reach the opposite corner. A pretty eyelet edging around the whole blanket adds a delicate feature. This blanket is knit with 2 strands of worsted weight yarn held together. Because the yarn is held double, the yarn weight is the same as bulky yarn,...

The colorful stripes of the Nova Crochet Cowl reminds me of a rainbow, and Nova means “new”, just like the new feeling after a thunderstorm, when there is a rainbow in the sky.

This hat features a fun design that looks intricate but is actually quite easy to knit. It is made with a combination of knit and purl stitches, with stripes of stitches knit through the back loop for added interest. When stitches are knit through the back loop it adds an extra twist, making the stitches look like a braid running from the top o...

This crochet home accessory set is made using a combination of Herringbone Half Double Crochet and a Slip Stitch. This combination creates a very squishy and pillowy fabric that is perfect for a wide variety of home accessories. This pattern includes instructions on how to make a table runner, dish towel, and wash cloth, as well as alterations ...

This crochet rug is the perfect stash buster- it is made using 8 strands of worsted weight yarn held together, so adding scraps of yarn is easy to do. The rug can be made as big or as small as you would like- you could even make mini ones and use them as place mats!

This cowl was designed to look like the arms of a tree, reaching into the sky. “Elswyth” means “elf from the willow tree”, which I think suits the pattern perfectly. Simple cable twists and purl stitches come together to form a pattern that may look tricky but is actually quite easy to achieve.

This hat was designed to look like the arms of a tree, reaching into the sky. “Elswyth” means “elf from the willow tree”, which I think suits the pattern perfectly. Simple cable twists and purl stitches come together to form a pattern that may look tricky but is actually quite easy to achieve. This pattern also includes directions for a more fi...

This blanket is crocheted with the Suzette stitch, a stitch that adds a lot of texture and airiness to the blanket material. The stitch emphasizes the unique texture of the irregular sized, cotton yarn used to make this blanket. There is an option for two different styles of border- one is a more simple, modern style, the second is a scalloped ...

This knit hat is based off of a baby sweater my Grandmother made for my first son. The unique texture is similar to a waffle fabric so it is very warm- perfect for wearing in the cold months of winter! This hat uses a pattern of knit and purl stitches so it is very beginner friendly. This pattern includes instructions for a fitted and a slouchi...

This cowl knits up with a really springy, bouncy texture. The gauge is flexible because a tighter gauge merely means a snugger, more cozy cowl. A looser gauge will make a cowl that has more drape to it. so it depends on your preference of cowl.