Simple but lovely! This a very basic knit skirt, which is suitable for beginners!

This dress is perfect even for beginners! It uses all very basic knit stitches and the main body is stockinette (Easy! especially in the round!).

With a stitch this fun to try and this bulky yarn to work with, chances are, you wont be able to just make one of these hats! Perfect for your next quick, weekend knit.

A quick knit project for the babies in your life. A pixie bonnet featuring 5 ‘clouds’ against a backdrop of stockinette.

This cropped shrug is crocheted with a larger-then-normal hook for the yarn weight to give it a loose drape. It is crocheted from top down, starting with the Shrug, first working in rows until arm holes are made, then finishing in the round. The Collar is then worked seperately and is attached to the Shrug at the end with a row of sc. The piece...

This piece is knit from the bottom up. Short rows are used to make the tips of the ‘Petals’ (using the wrap and turn method). The skirt is then worked up to the waist, followed by the Bodice in garter st. Straps are made by picking up sts in the final steps.

A sweet sweater pattern must-have for the little girls in your life. This pattern had been brewing in my mind for several years. I’m convinced time did not hurt this aged-to-perfection beauty!

Vintage-inspired Knit bonnet pattern. This little unit has a story to tell: A few years back, before I started knitting, I discovered ONE. ADORABLE. BONNET, an old one, in an antique store. I was awestruck by it’s simplicity and wondered at its craftsmanship. Just recently, the lightbulb turned on in my head. All at once, I knew exactly how it ...

A classic that will never go ‘out’, this raglan sleeve, button up sweater pattern is here for the special kid in your life. Christmas sweater for my boy!

A fun, fresh crocheted sweater pattern for little girls. The pattern includes instructions to make the polka-dot section in the row or round.

Coming home with a new baby is a special time. Make it more special with this pair of memory box-worthy slippers specially designed for a little one’s first trip home. These would make an adorable photo prop as well!

What’s not to love about soft, snug, pants with a patches at the knees and bum? When my baby was an itty bitty baby, my favorite outfit for him was a pair of thick-waisted, form fitting, tight ankled pants with a soft onesie underneath. I didn’t like seeing a narrow elastic waist tight around his belly or the ankles of the pants up above his kn...

This hat is crocheted using a cable technique similar to knit cables. Its a super fun stitch to learn and have in your crocheter’s bag of tricks! The listing includes 2 pdfs: the pattern, and a separate photo tutorial of crocheted cables.

This pretty little sweater is much easier to create then it appears. The Lover’s Knot stitch is beautiful and so fast and easy, once you get the hang of it. In a matter of an hour or two you could have a sweater made. And the best part about it is that it is worked from a single strand of yarn. You wont have to cut the yarn until it’s finished.

When my baby was an itty bitty baby, my favorite outfit for him was a pair of thick-waisted, form fitting, tight ankled pants with a soft onesie underneath. I didn’t like seeing a narrow elastic waist tight around his belly or the ankles of the pants up above his knees. Eventually it occurred to me that I should make my own pair! I came up with...