The pistachio stitch is a complicated looking, yet simple stitch which will highlight variegated yarns. The pistachios are created by pulling elongated loops up from rows below current working row. Stacks of pistachio repeats spaced between purl stitches give this hat the look intricate cables while maintaining the stretch and give of ribbing. ...

Semi-slouchy and lightly textured winter cap. For more of a slouch, additional seersucker pattern repeats can be added. The crown decreases are designed to allow for a smooth transition from the body section.

“choose your own adventure” sock recipe; letting you use favorite styles of toes, heels, and needle size. Written for toe-up, but can be worked be top-down if you so choose. However, the 1/1RC “v” will be upside-down.

These welly warmers are worked two different ways. The cable portion of the cuff is worked flat, then seamed together using the tail from the long-tail cast on. The stitches for the ribbing are then picked up using the working yarn along the slip-stitch edge and worked in the round.

A cute crochet flower dish scrubbie to power away grim and add some sunshine to your kitchen sink.

This purple baby rhino hat was designed for my new nephew (who was born early) for strength and guidance. What baby doesn’t need strength and guidance. This hat is a cute character hat for babies.

Roar!!! Is dinosaur for “I love you”. This hat is a cute character hat for babies.

Gauge is not essential, but yardage requirements may be different than listed. Shawl size maybe increased by adding more purl lace columns.

This tea cozy is knit flat in two pieces then seamed at the top and bottom of the spout. Button flaps are picked up and knitted on. This cozy will keep you tea pot warm and snuggly. A great house warming present for any tea lover, especially when made with handspun yarn.

Finished mitt is rather stretchy and will fit a wrist 7 - 8” in diameter.

This is a long hooded scarf with pockets. The cable pattern is staggered to create a cascading effect. The cable pattern is simple, easily memorized and you can keep track of where you are at in the pattern by just looking at the cables, so there is minimal row counting involved.