All six Elizabeth Ravenwood Designs amulet bags in one convenient location. You are getting all six designs for the price of four. Great savings on these small treasure receptacles!

Two patterns in English are included in the Knitting Languages series: Everyone’s Favorite Socks, a simple sock pattern that allows a multicolored sock yarn to do the color work for you, and Elizabeth’s All Knit, Lace Edged, Half and Half Shawl that allows you to knit with whatever yarn you have on hand. Knitting Languages Danish includes a dictionary of knitting terms that translates from Danish to English and from English to Danish, thus giving knitters of both languages the opportunity to knit patterns from either language. The Knitting Languages series also includes versions for Estonian, French, German, Icelandic, Italian, Norwegian, Spanish, and Swedish.

Whether they have a mustache or a monocle, these two are high class brothers of the sheep world! Use bits of yarn and a few stitches of embroidery before putting them on your fingers to wiggle for a giggle!

This snowflake was named after my rescued Beagle-mix, Emma. It is a lovely addition to holiday decorating, window ornaments, package toppers, or anywhere you want a bit of festive cheer! Little bits of thread and a little bit of time will have you in a blizzard before you know it!

During the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver. I was fascinated by the way the snowboards went a short smooth way to the beginning of the half pipe, then did multiple twists, flips, and spins to finally end up with a long straight slide at the end. I thought there had to be a way to get that interpreted in knitting because it was just so awesome ...

Carry a small token of Victorian days with this tiny reticule. It is just large enough for a bit of cash, a tube of lipstick, or another small treasure.

A reminder of the ocean that is small enough to store that precious and tiny sea shell you found while walking along the beach.

A soothing triangle to keep all the circles and squares in your life a little bit off-kilter. Great little accessory for carrying a small bit of cash, a key, a calming bag of tea, or a precious treasure.

“The galaxy is on Orion’s belt.” (MIB, the movie) This amulet bag is for our SciFi geek friends - your very own galaxy you can carry with you. It even has a place for a small bit of cash or any wee bit of space junk you might encounter on your travels.

Inspired by a building in long-ago Persia, this amulet bag is beautiful enough to wear as a necklace with the bonus of being able to carry a small bit of cash or treasure!

This Western-style amulet bag is just the right size for a spare bit of change or a small treasure to carry with you. It is incredibly soft and can be made with any sport weight chenille yarn. Also makes a nice little extra gift for the very young lady in your life.

This shawl can be made any size with any yarn. Knit two and they easily can be made into a poncho. Whether a full-sized shawl, shoulder shawl, scarf, or poncho, this simple pattern with just a touch of lace will be a favorite!

I’m a great fan of making-it-up-as-I-go-along projects and that’s what I did with my little card case. Small amount of yarn for a quick and easy project. Use up left-over stash! Makes great small stocking-stuffer gift!

You can make this elegant scarf with just one ball of laceweight yarn. If you have two balls of yarn, you can lengthen and widen it easily into a shawl. Beautiful way to use that one ball of laceweight yarn in your stash. Can just as easily be made with a heavier weight yarn. All knit, so if you are averse to purling, this is a good pattern for ...

Combine simple knitting and crocheting to show off your multiple skills. The granny squares are made and the knitting progresses off of them. The braid on the hat could be duplicated on the socks. Sizes of the cap will fit a child (small adult), adult, or large adult head. The socks are sized for a medium woman’s foot (7 through 9).

Why have plain entrelac when you can add braids for an added fashion flair? You will need less than 100 yards each of two colors for this hat along with a 16 inch circular needle and a set of double-pointed needles.

Made to fit a standard woman’s head and wrists, these make an elegant presentation for casual Winter dress. The beads add just the right amount of glitz. One ball of Nature Spun Worsted makes both the hat and the wristers. This is a good pattern for handspun since it takes only 190 total for the ensemble! The best part is there is no cable...

Two different sizes of yarns come together to make this lovely addition to your guest facilities. The main body is knitted separately from the two lace edgings and then the three pieces are sewn together.

A beautiful sock for mothers and daughters in a feminine lace pattern with only four pattern rows. A great multi-generational sock!

Use bigger needles and felt the tote or smaller needles for a closely knit bag to line or not. Use the squares as mini canvases and embroider, bead, button, or embellish to your heart’s content!

Use a smaller needle size and/or laceweight yarn to make the scarf narrower. Use a larger needle size and/or heavier yarn to make the scarf wider - worsted weight would make it almost a shawl. It can be any length, just stop when you either have it the length you want or are about to run out of yarn. Great for that one-and-a-bit skein of fingeri...

This shawl can be knitted in any size yarn and to any size from wee, tiny scarf for a doll to a super-huge-wrap-around size depending on the size of your yarn and the amount of yarn you have.