An ebook containing two patterns for the pint-sized sports fan!

This is a collection of FIVE spa and dishcloths.

A collection of 4 reversible multi-color scarves featuring:

Since Circe, the Atomic Cat, has a slipper design named in his honor, it is only right that his adopted sister, Mala should have her own slipper design, too!

I love the mid-century modern “Atomic Cat” motif so I incorporated it into this easy to work slipper design, in honor of our cat, Circe!

Easy construction using a variety of knitting techniques is the highlight of this comfy slipper design!

These knitted covers are designed to slip over the heads of golf irons to protect them in your golf bag. They make a great gift for the golfer who has nearly everything!

This fingering weight fingerless mitt/arm warmer features an intricate cable and lace motif running up the forearm surrounded by a textured lace background. When worked with a cotton or cotton/silk blend, it’s perfect for summer outdoor events!

Mosaic knitting gives this 2-color cowl its striking appearance:

Double-stranded 100% cotton yarn creates the interesting basket weave design of this extremely durable and stable, yet collapsible bowl/basket.

These quick, cheerful gift card holders are an easy project that are a great stashbuster. Worked in the round using stranded knitting, they can be completed within a few hours and give a special touch when presenting gift cards. The holder is closed with a small button, sewn to the inside and held in place by the I-cord edging along the top edge.

The crisp, clean “kirei” cables of this double-sided little pouch knit quickly …. without a cable needle! After working the provided cable chart upward from a Judy’s Magic Cast On, a bound off I-cord completes the top edge of this seamless piece.

The crisp, eye-catching “kirei” (clean, beautiful) cables of this bag are fun to work and are the focus of this interesting intermediate–to-advanced project. The small size is perfect for wearing across the body as you shop and large enough to hold the essentials.

Here’s another stranded sock pattern using Elaine’s Happy Heel construction. I designed these for my mom, Elaine, for her 93rd birthday. Since it’s in February, I thought I’d throw a few hearts into the design!

This 2-color cloth can be worked to produce either a lighter weight spa cloth (using DK weight yarn) or a heavier weight dishcloth (using worsted weight yarn). The check design is easy to create and adds extra visual interest and texture.

The 2-color gingham plaid design of this cotton mini stocking adds a touch of country to any Christmas. Worked in the round on double-pointed needles, it’s a quick knit that can be completed in a few hours.

The 2-color gingham plaid pattern of this cotton blend ornament makes it the perfect accent for any modern farmhouse décor setting. The cheerful design surrounds the ornament from bottom to top and looks great from any angle!

This bulky design creates a warm, interesting hat full of texture and depth. The somewhat stretchy “mock cables” are worked by cinching the working yarn around groups of stitches, creating a simulated cable look without the actual stitch shifts for cable work. Deep ribbing provides a snug fit and flows directly into the mock cable pattern.

The bulky yarn and check design of this hat create a warm hat, full of texture and color. The check pattern is easy to create and requires no stranding (just one active yarn per round).

This 2-color cloth can be worked to produce either a lighter weight spa cloth or heavier weight dishcloth, depending on the yarn utilized.

Looking for a creative, yet useful way to use up all those stash socks yarns??? This design pairs up two contrasting yarn colors to create a classic plaid coaster.

This is a 3-color version of the 2-Color Mock Lace

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This 2-color cloth can be worked to produce either a lighter weight spa cloth or heavier weight dishcloth, depending on the yarn utilized.

About this Heel:

About this Heel:

The lacey, open cross work of these mitts was specifically designed to highlight the wonderful pearly, effervescent characteristics of Thwayya, a natural hand dyed Teeswater wool sport weight yarn from Pindrop Fibers.

This cheerful gingham design explores mosaic knitting in the round with just one active yarn per row.

This cheerful gingham design explores mosaic knitting in the round with just one active yarn per row. Knit double-stranded with fingering yarn, the result is a moderately heavy mitt with a marled-like appearance.

These thick, cozy gingham fingerless mitts are easy to create with just one active yarn per row or round. The colorful motif is created using mosaic knitting, which involves alternating slipped and needed stitches.

First used in the Battle of Balaclava during the Crimean War of 1854, the “balaclava” is a knitted head covering designed to keep the head and neck warm with partial face exposure.

These thick, cozy fingerless mittens are colorful, yet easy to create with just one active yarn per row/round. The colorful motif is created using mosaic knitting, which involves alternating slipped and knitted stitches.

Nothings beats a bowl of piping hot soup when you’re in need of a quick meal!

The Jacquard Golf Club Cover is an easy to knit golf club cover that features a striking stranded design motif.

This coaster uses 100% cotton yarn to create an interesting (but deceptively easy to knit!) pattern, full of color and movement!

The super bulky yarn and stranded mosaic design of this pattern create a warm hat, full of texture and movement. While the intricate looking pattern appears complicated, it’s actually deceptively easy to work!

The Houndstooth Golf Club Cover is a simple, easy to knit golf club cover that features a classic houndstooth motif.

This cheerful trinket/gift card holder is appropriate for a variety of occasions. Because it is designed to use fingering weight yarns, it makes a perfect stash buster!

Bulky yarn and stretchy ribbing make this one “kotoisa” (cozy) hat!

This three dimensional headband is worked as a 2-sided reversible braid using standard cabling techniques (it’s NOT three individual pieces braided together). It can be worked using a single color or 3 colors.

Your baby will love these cute Christmas themed rattle toys! When worked with a lightweight cotton yarn, they are a perfect hand-washable toy for babies and toddlers.

If “Hue” and “Eye” are anything alike…..you have glasses stashed everywhere! As you are scouring your home in search of a pair of them, why not look for one of these pretty handmade cases, instead of just looking for your glasses?

A mosaic houndstooth pattern is used in this classic clutch featuring a crescent flap, I-cord trim, tassel, and optional wrist strap.

The colorful designs of these cozys are easy to work and provide a fun way to explore mosaic knitting. They’re perfect for holding gift cards, cash, or trinkets!

A truly unique, but simple design for a versatile convertible poncho/wrap that’s suitable for knitters of all experience levels! It can be worn as a:

The Arrowhead Golf Club Cover is a simple, easy to knit golf club cover that combines color and texture in a high contrast design.

This small heart motif gift bag is the perfect way to add a personal touch when presenting small gifts or candies to loved ones!

Cheerful gingham plaid provides the focal point for this set of 3 towel/cloth designs:

These cheerful easy-to-work napkin rings bring a touch of color to any Christmas or holiday table!

Add a bit of ~sparkle~ to your gift giving with this festive mini gift bag that’s perfect for holding gift cards or smaller gifts like jewelry!

These easy to work napkin rings bring a touch of color to any fall or Thanksgiving table!

This holiday themed wrapping organizer is cheerful yet functional – it’s designed to hold all the smaller items used in wrapping presents such as tape, scissors, pens, money holder cards, gift labels, etc. It makes a welcome gift at the start of the holiday season as a Thanksgiving dinner favor or as a gift exchange item!

These fun, mini gift bags are perfect for holiday giving. They’re just the right size to hold a gift card and they also look decorative under the Christmas tree!

The classic textured Escher-style diamond repeat of this design works well in the kitchen, but is dressy enough to transition to the bath or spa. Make a towel, a cloth, or a gift set!

This placemat uses 100% cotton yarn to create an interesting (but deceptively easy to knit!) pattern, full of color and texture!

This heavy felted tote is specifically designed for carrying a heavy Bible and a few extra items like a notepad and pen.

Cheerful gingham bands trim this slightly textured dishtowel at either end. The size of the towel can be adjusted to suit your needs. Lighter weight cotton /linen yarn creates a towel with body, without bulkiness.

Quick, easy, and fun to knit, these dog face motif coasters are sure to bring a smile to any dog lover!

This knitted miniature baby carriage is an easy-to-work intermediate project that makes a thoughtful, hand-crafted:

Nothing says “Summer” like gingham, and this gingham mason jar cozy is the perfect accessory for your summer table!

Traditional houndstooth and gingham patterns take on a modern “pop” in this handy “Note Tote”!

This knitted design for an over-the-body bag features colorful aster-like flowers against a contrasting solid color background.

These fun, small gift bag/totes are perfect for Spring gift-giving!

The two-color mosaic design used in this hat is full of texture and movement but is deceptively easy to work!

Knitting pattern for a gift tote in three sizes. Moss stitch is used to create a heavily textured, yet velvety soft bag trimmed with a band of fluffy contrast stitching.

Knit Picks’ Wool of the Andes Tweed provides the perfect weight, texture, and color interest for this knitted unisex cadet cap.

Knitting pattern for soft, durable gift card holder or wallet having the look of Sherpa trimmed suede!

Knitting pattern for a pair of children’s Sherpa boot slippers that are velvety soft and cozy! The suede-like main color is accented with Sherpa-like trim for an updated country look.

Knitting pattern for a fluffy, soft muff that has the appearance of suede and the soft feel of Sherpa!

This small Sherpa-like bag is quick and simple (can be completed in an evening), yet luxuriously soft and stylish!

The eye-catching lace of this scarf is worked in a variation of the Indian Cross stitch, which smoothly flows along and creates graceful, scalloped edges.

The two-color jacquard design of this all-cotton basket is full of color and texture, but the sophisticated appearance of the design is very easy to work. I like the jacquard design because it actually reminds me of a woven basket!

This knitted design for an over-the-body bag takes “Dishie” all-cotton yarn out of the kitchen……and out shopping!

Take Dishie out of the kitchen (and out shopping!) with this knitted design for a small over-the-body bag featuring an intricate looking but very easy to knit stitch design that creates an interesting texture and color impression.

This knitting pattern for an heirloom golf cover is worked in an argyle pattern - a true golf classic design!

A simple, easy to knit golf club cover featuring a three-dimensional look of an Escher design pattern worked with Fair Isle technique!

This knitting pattern for a washable, all-cotton classic argyle golf towel is worked using intarsia knitting.

What could be cuter than a tiny kitten to carry in your pocket wherever you go?

Here’s a knitting pattern for a cute washable pot holder, worked in classic black and white gingham!

Crisp cotton knit into a cheerful gingham plaid is the focus of this colorful, washable basket or bowl.

A quick pattern for a knitted cozy for a 18-20 oz. plastic “party” cup or 20 oz. coffee cup. The slightly textured washable cotton absorbs condensation on those slippery party cups and insulates coffee cups!

This is a knitting pattern for a quick, impressive “mug rug” coaster worked in a cheerful, gingham pattern. Makes a great last minute gift!

Easy mosaic knitting is used to create this cheerful gingham napkin ring. The 6-row repeat of the gingham pattern is deceptively effective and fun to work!

Crisp cotton knit into a cheerful gingham plaid is the focus of this colorful, durable placemat that protects surfaces from heat and spills. Since it’s cotton, it’s washable, too!

The cool, soothing colors of the seashore combine with an interesting stripe pattern in this highly useable all-cotton tote, perfect for the summer months!

A quick pattern for a knitted cozy for a 20 oz. plastic “party” cup or 20 oz. coffee cup.

The Tweed Mosaic Clutch is a knitting pattern for a simple, easy-to-knit clutch handbag, full of texture and color! The design is worked flat using mosaic knitting, a technique utilizing slipped stitches to create colorful patterns…without the need for stranding.

The Bona(R) mop came into my life a few years ago. We had a minor flood that damaged virtually all the 1940s hardwood floors in our home. A horrific “restoration” experience, but that’s another story for another time.

A knitting pattern for a seamless, one-piece mermaid bunting, suitable for babies weighing up to 15 pounds. Instructìons are also given for adapting the pattern for a doll, as shown in the last photo.

Your toddler will love this fun deer hat, full of texture and dimension! The deer’s three-dimensional antlers and ears appear to be peeking through the crisp beaded trees of the hat’s body.

Goodness gracious - Great Golf Balls of Fire!

A simple, easy to knit golf club cover pattern in a classic tartan plaid design!

I stumbled onto this stitch while shopping a few years ago and have loved it ever since. It was being used in a sweater (black and white) and was quite striking. I bought the sweater and took it home to study..

A knitting pattern for a thick, textured cover for an OVERSIZED golf putter!

A simple, easy to knit golf club cover having the appearance of colorful gingham check fabric!

Knitting pattern for an, easy-to-create toddler V-neck vest!

A simple, easy to knit golf club cover reminiscent of Scottish wool golf head covers of old!

A quick, easy to create golf club cover featuring a contrasting background with colorful flowers. The ribbed neck of the headcover is stretchy enough to accommodate up to a standard fairway wood.

Knitting pattern for a toddler sized argyle vest!

Knitting pattern for a soft, warm hood having the appearance of suede sherpa fabric, including soft, fuzzy pile trim.

Knitting pattern for a soft, warm pair of mittens having the appearance of suede sherpa fabric, including soft, fuzzy pile trimming:

Knitting pattern for a reversible scarf, featuring an easy bulky lace pattern and twisted fringe :

A quick, easy to create golf club cover featuring alternating colors and textures. The ribbed neck of the headcover is stretchy enough to accommodate a fairway wood or utility club.

Show your favorite football team’s true colors with this pattern for a quick, one-piece knitted football style helmet hat!

Who doesn’t love scarecrows?

Pattern for an all-plastic tote knit from plastic yarn (“plarn”)!

Looking for a knit pattern for a golf club DRIVER/WOOD that keeps a nice trim shape and slips on/off the club easily?

Pattern for an oversized over-the-shoulder market/slouchy style or tote handbag with removable straps. Worked in the round, the body is seamless. The colorful Lotus Flower design of the body looks intricate, yet is easy to create. When made as indicated in the instructions, the bag is reversible.

A quick, easy way to work with multiple colors of yarn …..without stranding or knitting intarsia!

Instructions for this golf club head cover are given for BOTH worsted weight yarns and bulky weight yarns!

A quick pattern for a knitted golf head cover that uses “mosaic” knitting to create a durable, colorful Fair Isle-looking pattern…without stranding the yarns.

This pattern is for an easy 3-color one-piece reversible, cabled scarf. Even if you’ve never performed Intarsia knitting to connect colors together, you’ll find this an easy project. No matter how you wrap it, your scarf will look fabulous!

A fully reversible, two color scarf!

This scarf pattern combines:

Want a fast, chunky, reversible cowl/scarf with lots of texture….but you need to thin out your WORSTED/ARAN yarn weight stash?

Pattern for a quick, easy hat for baby that features a big fluffy pom-pom “snowball” on top. It has integrated earflaps (no picking up of stitches!), and the soft tassels double as ties to keep the hat snuggled onto baby’s head or to keep busy hand occupied!

Candy canes, Christmas trees and bulbs….this stocking will make a stunning display on any mantel!

An easy pattern for a felted mini “bucket” style handbag. Base size for the bag is 8.5” wide by 4.5” deep, with the height adjustable. The curved sides on the bag allow it to fit nicely under your arm!

This is a great GREEN project for a mini-backpack purse that is absolutely indestructible. The supplies are very inexpensive (probably less than $12), but the final project is quite unique and impressive!

Pattern for three necklaces or bracelets using I-cords.

Pattern to create a reversible, beaded, cabled necklace or bracelet of varying lengths.

This is a pattern to create a felted head cover for a standard golf iron club.

This necklace or bracelet is reversible and knits up flat, rather than in a tube shape. The metallic thread and beads give it a hint of “shimmer” that I think makes it suitable for wearing with slightly more formal blouses etc.

This fast bracelet utilizes seed stitch along the top edge and a series of beaded picots along the bottom edge, with a touch of open work between.

Pattern for knitting a beaded, lacey necklace and matching bracelet using #3 Cotton Fashion Crochet thread. Other yarns may work, but #3 crochet thread is highly recommended for a crisp, clean look. The gold metallic bracelet was created using 2 strands of #10 - see this project for results and hints

A quick pattern for making that last minute gift! The same pattern can be used to make Men’s fingerless gloves (use a Super Bulky yarn) or Women’s fingerless gloves (use Bulky yarn). Although I’ve not tried it, a lighter weight yarn (Worsted) and smaller needles (8-9?) would probably produce youth gloves, too.

This is my favorite golf club cover pattern of all - I affectionately call it the Putter Pup! It features:

A medium sized plaid felted handbag measuring 10” wide x 5” deep x 6” tall with a 24” long strap.

The design of this felted plaid mini-backpack bag pattern is based on a leather mini-backpack I had seen online.