It’s getting cold in Indiana and my granddaughter is visiting from Arizona. Cold hands! These fit the bill perfectly.

This is a recipe. Not a strict “you knit this nowww” pattern. I tell you how to construct it, and you’ll say, “Wow. That’s easy, ok, I can do this!”.

This scarflette is feminine and ruffly with a gathered braided center in a bulky yarn that works up fast with minimal stitch-pickupery :D (Only 30, not bad, huh?? :) )

Flower fairy boots! I think these would be super with a couple of pom poms on the toes ;)

I looked through books and patterns, googled everywhere to find a fulled pattern for a fez, as I promised to make one for a couple of friends. None to be found! So, a simple fez to be made to wear while watching Doctor Who (especially the 11th doctor, the cuteness of Matt Smith). I forgive Amy and River for depriving us of the fez throughout th...

I forgot to calculate yardage, but I got two pair of these out of one 498yd skein of Patons Lace! :) This is a simple and straightforward pattern, easy enough for beginners.

A feminine and Victorian inspired fingerless glove with a petaled cuff, thumb gusset and lacy hand. This can also be made with any fingering yarn, but will be more substantial and wintery. As written, it is great for the coming spring evenings!

Note: The chart included was a little confusing, so I’ve edited it and reuploaded :) If you downloaded already, redownload for the new chart :D Thanks to bozzoe-knits for catching it!