This is a pattern for those insulated coffee mugs you can purchase at gas stations. I like to have something soft to grab when I’m drinking my coffee from them, so this project came to be. This could also be used for similar-sized drinking glasses.

I have an old version of this pattern on my Blogger and I decided to see if I could tweak it some.

Do you love hot tea? Do you make your tea in your mug? Do you dislike it when your tea cools too quickly while it’s steeping?

This is a hat pattern that I extrapolated from one my mother made that I acquired after she passed away. I had to adjust it some to get the size that she made (adult) and then worked out a newborn pattern and messy bun hat.

This is a pattern for basic knit fingerless mitts. I’m not good at calculating yardage, but if you buy one skein of RHSS then you will get several pairs out of it.

This is a slipper-type sock, very soft and squishy. I made it to fit my foot, but it can be customized for any foot.

The pattern as written is for baby booties, but it can be adjusted for any size foot by changing hook sizes and/or yarn weight.

This is a textured headband. It is wide enough to keep your ears warm and you can still leave long hair loose. It would be a great alternative to a hat for chilly weather. The pattern as written will stretch to fit most adult size heads comfortably. Unless you have a really large head.

This is a pair of crochet slipper socks I was playing with and decided to put the pattern up for free.

If you have long hair and sometimes wind it into a bun, this is a decorative cap for it that will just slip onto it, if you choose to crochet a ponytail holder onto it. Otherwise, just use a crochet chain or length of ribbon to tie it on