Designed for the beginner knitter. Knit in the round on circular needles.

Pattern is written with an i-cord button loop which is optional.

Scarf is knit in short rows. Quick. Easy. Simple pattern to follow.

This mitt pattern is enhanced with a delicate faux cable pattern making it easy to work on the go.

This design is an easy knit with a cable enhancing the front of the sweater. Knit in one piece from the bottom up using a slip stitch for side seams to keep the sweater hanging straight without a twist.

The Neck Snuggly is knit on a US 9 - 40” circular needle using the moebius cast on method. It can be worn as a scarf, as a cowl or use the drawstring inserted to tighten or loosen for comfort and warmth. Perfect for those who enjoy motorcycling as it covers the neck area where the air hits, but if it gets warm as you ride you can loosen it or e...

Sweater is designed for comfort with elbow-length sleeves. The rolled neck edge design enhances the bottom edge of the sweater. If you do not like the bottom rolled edge, you can use seed stitch for a couple of rows to match with the design in the bustline.

This sweater is knit in pieces and sewn together. There is a patterned section above the bottom ribbing as well as above the sleeve cuffs. Would recommend it to an advanced beginner. Great sweater for a little guy!

This pattern is for an adorable ruffled baby bonnet that is super easy to make and finish. Bonnet is knit with crocheted ties.

Easy UNISEX cardigan for toddlers to pre-teens. This pattern is a quick knit using 3 to 5 skeins of Berroco Vintage worsted yarn.

The sweater is constructed from the collar down using a 24” circular needle for the body and double points for the sleeves. It is constructed in one piece with no seams.

This pattern is written for 2 sizes (12 month or 2 Toddler) and uses US 3s & 6s for the 12 month, with DK weight yarn; and US 5s and 7s for the 2 Toddler, with worsted weight yarn. It is designed with an easy basketweave pattern that is worked on the wrong side of the sweater with all knit stitches on the right side. Would say this is a swe...