Little Steps Hat is a stranded knitting pattern that incorporates two colors per row. Though the pattern was originally written for three colors this hat can be a great stash buster. The hat comes in sizes from preemie to adult.

This quick and simple pattern incorporates two colors and stranded knitting to create this hat.

This quick and simple pattern incorporates two colors and stranded knitting to create this hat.

This delicate but cozy shawl uses simple stitches to create a pattern of weaving lines and diamonds. The farther you get from the cast on the more of the diamonds are Lace rather than stockinette. With Artisan Yarns Luxurious Alpaca Silk yarn this shawl is perfect for all occasions.

Get lost in the swirls and softness of this cozy yet striking cowl. This cowl is worked in the round using stranded knitting and fits close enough to the neck to be warm, but drapes enough to show off the curves of the color work.

This pattern incorporates both stranded knitting and simple lace to create not only the color of a pineapple but also the texture.

Due to the overwhelming interest in this hat, I have expanded the pattern to four sizes: baby, child, adult small, and adult large. In addition there have also been some other tweaks including a change to a more traditional gauge for worsted weight yarn. The original pattern is still available in the one size for those of you who liked it, and ...

This quick pattern uses stranded knitting to blend four colors. Finished circumference 22 inches.

Everybody needs a great fitting ear flap hat! Inspired by finding my first ever hat I designed a new version that showcases many techniques that I have learned since the first one. This pattern uses a provisional cast on and features sections worked both flat and in the round.

This hat pattern is available in three sizes, baby (child, adult), 15 (18, 21) inches, 38 (45.5, 53) centimeters. This hat requires two different colors of worsted weight yarn and creates a cozy hat that’s perfect for winter.

This simple pattern uses yarn overs and decreases to create a wavy scarf. The pattern is written for worsted weight yarn but can easily be adjusted for any yarn or any gauge.

This pattern creates a nice cozy sweater great as a gift, or great for yourself. This is a drop shoulder sweater with certain parts knit in the round and other parts knit flat. The pattern also is designed to incorporate a zipper which I know can be intimidating but is really much easier to install than you might think. Below I included a link ...

A very simple pattern that creates a nice stretchy hat to fit many different sized heads.

This unbelievably simple pattern allows you to make a fun, quick, color work hat without having to look at the pattern constantly.

This pattern is very simple but looks great. It comes in three sizes baby - 15 inches, child -18 inches, adult - 21 inches.

This hat uses a simple repeat of yarn overs and decreases to create a zig zag pattern. It is very simple to make and comfortable to wear.

This hat is quick and cozy. The yarn overs make it looser and its not extremely warm which makes it ideal for spring and fall.

I designed this scarf as a gift for my grandma and have gotten a very positive response so I wanted to make the pattern available for other knitters.

This is a great pattern for someone new to stranded patterns or colorwork! It’s very simple and doesn’t take to long to make, but it looks great!

With the classic characters this hat is great for showing off your nerdy side!

This pattern uses stranded color work and changes gradually from one color to the next.

This unique hat is covered in swirls!

This hat gradually changes from one color to another. Great with school colors or any favorites!

This pattern makes a warm, fast, and fun fair isle hat.

These are cute, cozy, and quick! Along with the matching hat they make a great gift (even if it’s a gift for yourself!). And during the winter I think all knitters understand the need to have warm hands and still have your fingers free to knit!

This hat is quick and fun to make! This pattern takes less than one skein of yarn.