In 2022, I was blessed with the opportunity to create these hats for the strawberry shortcake company to celebrate Berry in the Big City moving to Netflix. These were the crew gifts! I now get to share this pattern with you!

My striped fish works up FAST and uses less than one skein of yarn. They make great additions to craft booths and fairs. They also make great gifts and are the perfect size for snuggles.

Are you looking for a FAST project for gifts or the market? What about looking for a first, easy-to-follow pattern? Maybe you have bulky scraps that you can’t bear to throw out? Look no more!

Here’s a great hat that works up quickly for the advanced beginner. This super-soft hat works from the bottom up.

This pattern is available as a free Ravelry download

I got this beautiful Vals Nako yarn in a clearance sale this summer. I have never seen yarn like this before. Its texture is similar to a thin roving yarn, and it has a great shine.

I love headbands because they use up my partial skeins. This worked up really fast, less than two hours for me, and can be made in many sizes. My favorite part is the edging which gives a subtle yet feminine look.

I bought this BEAUTIFUL Nako yarn at a clearance sale and have held onto it until I found the perfect project.

Time to use up those scraps with this quick and easy headband. It easily can be adjusted to fit any size with a chart included.

Check out this adorable baby hat that’s perfect for boys and girls! Try it with one, two, or three colors. There is also a baby pattern (Baby Ginger Heather Hat) to make a mommy or daddy and me hat.

Check out this adorable baby hat that’s perfect for boys and girls! Try it with one, two, or three colors. There is also an adult pattern (Adult Ginger Heather Hat) to make a mommy or daddy and me hat.

This headband works up FAST and can be adjusted to fit looser or tighter. The 5 strand braid gives this simple design an amazing texture!

The Plum Hat was the result of finding a Clover Pom Pom Maker at the Salvation Army and trying to use up a bunch of small balls of leftover yarn.

Try making a Tebby Bear Hat for a special teddy bear in your life! This pattern works up FAST with thick Bernat yarn and is great for all skill levels. This hat is worked top-down and there are modifications for Baby-Teen Size.

Here’s a great pattern for the advanced beginner!

Tired of your ponytails slipping out? Try this ultra-simple scrunchie pattern! They work up in about 20 minutes! Because it is a really small project, you can make a TON of them with one skein of yarn, or use up your leftovers!

Here is a great simple pattern for a warm headwrap. Three strands are braided together to form this incredible texture.

Here is a great springtime hat for those cold sport meets sitting on the bleachers.

Here is a great pattern for mittens! My sister has been asking me for mittens for quite some time, so I made these for her.