July 2016: The pdf has been updated to increase clarity. A crochet chart has also been added.

I wrote this up because the head lactation consultant where I went for breastfeeding support while nursing my son asked for knitted breasts for teaching aids.

Here is a simple, heart-shaped shawlette without any fancy elements to show off the colors of the yarn.

Fun reversible braid that can be made any length. Sew it into a headband. Coil it into a hat. Can be used for a Halloween costume accessory, belt, bag handles, etc.

I wrote this for a 2hr toe-up sock class. Prior knowledge of magic loop knitting is helpful and using a circular needle is recommended. You will end up with a small sock that can be used as a keychain or even a swatch for a larger project.

Really, this is a customizable top-down hat pattern for any yarn & any gauge. No provisional cast on, but this pattern assumes you already know how to do magic-loop knitting.

This is worked bottom up with the brim worked last (through the foundation chain).

Any heavy worsted weight acrylic would be fine for this. The cuff can be anything bulky, soft and fluffy.

Written for three sizes with formulas included for calculating a custom-fit sock. You can work this pattern with two alternating colors, variegated, or semi-solid yarn. The cable design is charted and symmetrical so can be used for cuff-down socks as well (cuff-down instructions not included).

This chart can be used to add a slip-stitch cable owl motif to any knitting project. Alternating working yarn color every row will produce the effect seen in the sample pic. This works best for circular knitting & instructions include how to cast on to make a closed ended tube (for scarf) or square (hot pad) using two circs. If flat knittin...

This pattern works best if you alternate colors every round or use yarn that changes color every round as you knit stockinette.

Garter Stitch gauge: 4 sts/in & 3.5 garter ridges/inch

Any needle, yarn, and gauge should work…choose your own size.