These whimsical hats are a great project for trying out stranded two-color knitting. The pattern offers four sizes so everyone can have a congregation of our favorite fleecy friends crowning their crowns.

This pattern provides instructions for knitting socks top-down on either double-pointed needles or using magic loop. Instructions are provided for five sizes (baby, child small, child medium, women, men) and for 3 different weight yarns, fingering, sport/dk, and worsted.

Here is a delightful trio of beach-themed cozies that will snugly hug your cans, cups or mugs while keeping your beverages at a pleasing temperature and your hands cool and dry. All three are reversable. One 100g skein of worsted-weight cotton yarn will easily make at least six!

This is a pattern for a traditional crocheted granny square. The pattern provides charts and instructions for 3 rounds of the square. You can choose to make squares that are any number of rounds, and these can be joined together to make a blanket. Or, if you prefer, you can just keep knitting round after round and see how big you can go!

This is a simple washcloth or dishcloth pattern that is a great first project for new knitters and makes a lovely gift.

This is a simple knitted coaster using the Brioche knit stitch pattern. This a great beginning project for getting comfortable with two-color Brioche, and it makes a lovely gift.

When turtle hatchlings head for the ocean, it’s called a “frenzy.” These turtles celebrate new life and are the perfect embellishment for children’s toys and blankets.

When turtle hatchlings head for the ocean, it’s called a “frenzy.” This blanket celebrates the turtles’ journey from the shore through the breakers to the deep blue sea.

This booklet contains a pattern for top-down socks knitted on double-pointed needles using fingering weight yarn in five sizes. In addition, it provides many useful hints and tips, techniques and step-by-step processes to help you learn to create basic socks.