Bowties are cool.

October 2010 Club Pattern

This easy lace beret knits up quickly in fingering weight yarn.

4 sizes to fit small women’s to men’s feet.

Wee mittens to use as ornaments, keychains, decorations.

Wee Socks in 2 sizes, great for ornaments, keychains, pins, whatever.

A girly take on shorties. These are instructions for knitting in the round, making seamless pants bloomers. Includes short row shaping for a great fit. This pattern is easier than the Sheepy Pants pattern, with no grafting or gusset. Detailed instructions included for picking up stitches.

This is an easy to knit hat, worked with soft fingering weight yarn that is quick to knit up and stretchy enough for longer wear in growing children. Soft yarn and close fit makes this great for chemo hats.

Lovely leafy rectangular shawl, knit from the middle out for symmetry, has leaf points on both ends and scalloped leafy border. This is a simple lace pattern that is easy to memorize, but you must be able to read a chart.

This is the sized up version of the Sheepy Skirt Collection.

This is a pattern collection for one piece skirts and diaper covers. It’s really many patterns in one, with options to choose for 19 variations of skirt, 20 edges, and 3 styles of waistband.

My daughter kept stealing my fingerless gloves and folding them back over her knuckles, so I finally decided to make her her own pair. Then my son had to have them, and my other daughter too. Next week someone was offering to buy them off of my needles.

This pattern is 16 pages long, and fully illustrated. It includes instructions for 3 waistbands, 9 cuffs, and 4 drawtrings.

Direct pdf link: http://www.sheepytimeknits.com/knit/Patterns/SheepySack.pdf

Pattern for wool longies.