This is a really fun hat that you can make in an evening or weekend. I designed it for my daughter and son. For the adventurous beginner, it introduces short-rows, kitchener stitch, cute ears, and twisted cord embellishments. It takes less than a 100 yards of super bulky yarn, so you can indulge your fiber fantasy without breaking your budget. ...

These bunnies bring back fond memories of Easter Baskets full of bright candies. Enjoy your own fond memories…

I love screech owls and made this pattern to complement the Convertible Owl Mittens I designed for toddlers. Directions are given for several variations. You could make this as a toy for an infant or small child by stuffing it and sewing the bottom closed.

This is a spunky reinterpretation of Ansku’s lovely Heart mitten using her heart charts with permission. Try your hand with i-cord cast on, Estonian braid, gored thumbs, colorwork, and kitchener stitch!

Welcome to my first pattern! This is a warm mitten sized for small children with a slit to slip out little fingers. I’m sure corrections and new variations will be included as more folks knit it.