The Little Traveler set is the perfect, cozy accessory for any newborn. With matching hat and booties, any baby will stay warm and snuggled in this handmade gift. The ribbed hat is knit from the brim up, with symmetrical decreases at the crown. The booties are knit from the cuff down with a simple heel flap and gusset. The toe is the kitchener ...

This hat is the perfect “finished in one sitting” project. The silhouette is pretty simple, while the double folded brim creates maximum warmth for cold ears in the winter. Knit entirely in stockinette stitch, the left and right leaning decreases give an even and smooth shaping at the crown. Knit in any color, this hat will be your go-to access...

This Garter Border Throw is the perfect pattern for a beginner that’s ready to take on a larger project! It’s also great for the seasoned knitter who needs a project to get lost in. Done in any color, this blanket is lovely for your own home or given as a gift for a new homeowner. It is knit flat with a mix of garter and stockinette stitch to g...

This sweater vest is knit in 4 sections, the lower waist, the ride side neckline, the left side neckline, and the back. The lower waist section is knit in the round with a 2x2 ribbed waistband. The right side neckline is shaped using right side and wrong side rows and decreases at the armhole and neckline. The left side neckline is worked the s...

This sweater is knit from the top down with circular yoke increases. The mock turtle neck is knit with a ribbing detail that is carried down the shoulder and continued onto the sleeve. Rib details are slowly added back to flow all the way to the sleeve hem, giving the Altitude Sweater its name. The large ribbed sleeve hem is echoed in the body ...

This Fresh Market Tote is knit in the round from the bottom up. Starting with a pinhole cast on, moving to a tight knit base, and then working in a yarn over lace pattern to give stretch and an airy feel. The opening is then knit in the round. The straps are knit separately using right side and wrong side rows and then kitchener stitched togeth...