Multi-colored stripes on a pullover and hat. © By Jil Eaton 1996. May not be knit for resale.

Colorblocking a one way to add pizzazz to a garment, as in this adorable jumpsuit overalls wth pockets. Copyright© 1998 by Jil Eaton. May not be knit for resale.

Striped hat using novelty yarn for reverse stockinette stitch stripes. © Jil Eaton 1993

Little girls love to twirl around in their dresses, and this sleeveless sundress will be no exception. It knits up quickly, with cross over buttoned front. ©Jil Eaton 2004

Color-blocked, with a classic bird’s eye patterning, this pullover and cap are adorned with a charming soutache trim, made from a crocheted chain stitch. Easy as pie to knit, and delightful to wear. Copyright Jil Eaton 1998.

MinnowMerino is one micron point away from cashmere, so this pullover is superfine to wear. Design details add extra panache; I-cord bows on the sleeves ad that party girl look. Even Cinderella can knit this up in time for the ball! Copyright Jil Eaton 2004.

An adorable classic cables pullover, this sweater is knit from sleeve to sleeve, so cables go fro side to side for a refreshing effect. Copyright Jil Eaton 1999.

A darling baby hat that knits up in a snap, you might do the rolled hem in another contrasting color with delightful results. These hats are show stoppers at baby showers! Copyright Jil Eaton 1996.

This hat and sweater make a bold statement in this superfine, super-wash MinnowMerino. The hat is made on two needles, so it’s a zip to knit. Be prepared to be stopped on the street with this little attention-getter! Copyright Jil Eaton 1996.

A cabled and striped pullover with matching hat, this worsted weight charmer is quickly knit in an easy cable pattern. My sizing tends to be generous, so measure a garment that fits your child to help in choosing the size to knit. Shoulder buttons make dressing a snap, and the picot edging on the hat adds a bit of wit.

A color-bocked pullover with striped back had three quarter length sleeves and a picot hem. Quickly knit, this sweater was so popular with the model that her mother had to promise to knit it for her! Copyright Jil Eaton 2005.