This is a basic sock construction working from the cuff to toe using double pointed needles. It uses the kitchener stitch to close the toe. This sock uses a garter stitch for the sole of the socks making for a cute design for babies.

Beautiful fingerless mittens knitted in the round with the magic loop (however you can also use DPNs if you desire). The mock rib stitch up the side of the mitten gives it a nice decorative touch. A link to a step by step instructional video is included in the pattern.

Beautiful fingerless mittens knitted in the round with the magic loop (however you can also use DPNs if you desire). The mock rib stitch up the side of the mitten gives it a nice decorative touch. A link to a step by step instructional video is included in the pattern.

This is a very basic easy to follow mitten pattern sized for children ages 5-9. Size however can be adjusted for length of hand and thumb. This is worked in the round with double pointed needles.

This cowl is a great project to use up scraps of yarn. Because it uses a series of slip stitches, it knits up super fast and produces a thick plush cowl to keep you warm during those cooler months. The alternating colors will show through the previous color for a beautiful multi-colored piece to your wardrobe. This is knitted in the round with ...

This is a super easy knitted hat pattern for infant or toddler size. It is knitted in the round with just a simple 1x1 ribbing. No seaming required and does not incorporate any decreases. It knits up very fast. Size is very forgiving because of the 1x1 ribbing which makes it very stretchy.

A light weight airy scarf perfect for summer. It uses this beautiful diagonal cluster stitch that is easy to stitch. This can be knitted and seamed together for a cowl scarf, or left long.

This beautiful baby blanket incorporates a tuck stitch which produces a wonderful 3D effect giving your finished blanket an interesting dimension. It is coupled with a simple lace stitch which makes a lovely wave in the pattern adding to the overall look of the blanket.

This is a basic recipe for a mitten pattern that all beginners can try. It is knitted with the stockinette stitch and instructions are for knitting these with double pointed needles. A link to the full video explaining every step is included in the pattern.

This blanket is knitted with the very easy Dimple Stitch. It creates a nice plush fabric with a beautiful stitch definition. It is nice and squishy and the stitch is very easy to learn.

This basket is knitted with two worsted weight yarns held together and in the round. It is knitted with a rectangle base and then stitches are picked up from the other 3 sides of the base to begin knitting in the round. The beautiful moss stitch is used for the sides of the basket, has handles and then is finished off with an I-Cord bind off.

This scarf takes a simple lace pattern and uses that stitch with a super bulky weight yarn making for an extra thick, super cozy chunky scarf. Very easy and perfect for beginners. It is knitted flat and seamed at the end for an infinity scarf.

This incorporates an easy stitch pattern that makes for a beautiful chunky style hat. This can be knitted in the round or knitted flat. It uses a bulky weight yarn and a US size 10 needle. I used scrap bulky weight yarn I had in my stash. I incorporated two colors for a wide stripe, but it can of course be knitted with one color as well.

These adorable Pet Christmas Stockings are a quick knit for Christmas. They are knitted flat and seamed at the end. The cuff is a double stockinette stitch. It also incorporates short rows for the heel. A full instructional video link on how to do this stocking is included in the pattern. You can optionally add personalization to the stocking b...

This hat using the Half Fisherman’s Rib is started with the Provisional Cast On in order to do a folded over brim. The pattern includes a link to a video giving full instructions on knitting this hat as well as links to video on the provisional cast on for the folded over brim. This makes a super warm hat that is squishy and plush. Sizes for Sm...

This Bamboo Stitch is a fun stitch to use for a warm hat. I used a twisted rib for the ribbing. Sizes available are Small, Medium and Large. There is a full video tutorial available for knitting this Bamboo Stitch and incorporating this stitch into a hat. This is knitted in the round with US 8 circular needles and US 8 DPNs for the last bit of ...

This beautiful two-color Brioche stitch is the perfect stitch to knit up for a soft squishy extra plush blanket for that little one. It creates such a beautiful two-tone effect. Use any coordinating two color yarn as you wish and any worsted weight yarn that you desire.

I used two colors and created varying size strips to make it unique. You can choose to knit this in one solid color or multiple strips and make the strips as wide as you choose. This scarf can be knitted as one long scarf, or as I did, which was seam the cast on and bind off edges together to create an infinity scarf.

Easy beginner knit pattern using the beautiful Linen Stitch. Stitches used for this pattern is only the knit, purl and slip stitches. Knits up fast. Pattern includes link to video showing exactly how to knit up this simple dishcloth.

This shawl pattern uses 6 different beautiful autumn colors with four unique two-color stitch patterns. It creates a beautiful blend of stitches and colors that is perfect for those cool autumn days and nights. It is an asymmetrical triangle shape created by increasing one stitch at the start of each even row. The pattern outlines the row by ro...

This beautiful stitch makes the perfect headband. It is dense and thick providing extra warmth for those cold days. It is extra wide, so it covers your ears nicely. The stitch looks complicated, but it is actually very easy and only consists of a two-row repeat. Finished size is 20” x 4.5”. One size fits all.

This pattern uses the Brioche Honeycomb stitch and is a simple 4 row repeat. The result is an extra soft squishy result making a unique and comfy baby blanket or play mat. Pattern includes step-by-step video instructions.

Use any weight scrap yarn.

This is an extra warm lined mitten. The seersucker stitch pattern on the outer mitten make it extra squishy and warm. Add the soft lining and you have a mitten to withstand the coldest of temps. I used a worsted weight yarn for the outer. Any sport or sock weight yarn is good for the lining. The yarn I chose was a variegated color so it appears...

Stranded knitting used for the bee pattern and a honeycomb stitch for the body of the blanket. One skein of each of the colors is plenty for this blanket. Perfect touch for that little ‘honey of a bee’ little one in your life.

The outer mitten is knitted with worsted weight yarn. It uses a provisional cast on and has a pico turn over cuff. The mitten body is knitted with a waffle stitch pattern. It is then lined with a Sport weight yarn by picking up stitches from inside the outer mitten’s cuff and knitting the lining. It makes for a super warm mitten and extra soft ...

Tweed Stitch Scarf

You don’t have to give up warmth with this lacy slouchy hat. The inside lining keeps you nice and warm while the color from the inside peeks through the lace pattern. The lining is completely optional. The outer hat is perfect on its own as well as with the lining.