Finally a very “boyish” sweater and hat set! No buttons or closures to fuss with and no squishing baby’s head into a tiny neck opening either. The overlapping shawl collar opens wide for an oversized baby head, then bounces back into place to keep his chest and neck cozy.

Please note: This is a sweater for “real” babies, not dolls (although a doll is shown in the photo). The doll is size 6 month.

This semi-circular shawl (about 54” wide by 20” long) with a “bite” taken out at the neck which allows it to sit perfectly on your shoulders without pins or falling off. It is small enough to wear as a scarf or just enough cover over bare shoulders in air-conditioned rooms or cool summer evenings. The lace patterns change...

Knit this rectangular shawl from one end to the other. The cast on is done provisionally in order to have identical picot edgings. The bind off uses a crochet hook for the picot bumps.

This is a sweater for REAL BABIES, regardless of the pretend baby in the photo.

This hat begins at the top with one triangle. One by one, triangles are picked up and knit to form the crown. Once the five triangles that form the crown are complete, the sides of the hat are picked up and knit down.

This lace is worked over an odd number of rows, making it not only reversible but truly identical on both sides. It is light and airy for warm weather and dressing-up occasions. Tie it in a knot or wear a shawl pin.

This pretty little practical purse is knit from the top down, in the round and in one piece (no seams!) It uses simple beading, eyelets and knit/purl stitch combinations so you’ll never get bored.