Additional materials needed-cable needle, pom pom

Slipped, twisted stitches create small hearts that adorn the crown. This is a quick, cozy knit perfect for the little ones in your life!

This pattern is written specifically for color shifting yarn. The knit texture changes with each color change. You could also substitute four different colors of fingering weight yarn to achieve a similar look.

Lightweight yarn and size 6 needles produce an airy scarf adorned with chain links and cables bordered with garter stitch.

This pattern includes a worsted and bulky weight version of the blanket. It knits up fast for a last minute shower gift.

Cheery colors and geometric patterns make up the Adelia Beanie. Pink and white garter stitch chevrons are knit on straight needles. Contrasting blue topaz is knit above and below the chevrons. A bright white button anchors the chevron circle.

Finished Dimensions: 6.5 inches X 23 inches

This pattern includes two versions of a textured potholder. Knit and purl are the only skills you need to know! They knit up quickly and make great gifts. The CotLin yarn is perfect for kitchen items.

Knit and purl scallops are surrounded by a simple garter stitch border. The CotLin yarn is machine washable and great for use in the kitchen. Size US 3 straight needles are used. This is a quick knit that makes a great gift.

The Maizy Mittens are knit in the round from the bottom up. Simple color-work is used to create a gradient from one color to the next. The pattern includes both written and charted instructions. Charts are included for both two and three color mittens.

This sweater was designed to match my Purl Stripes Baby Hat pattern. The sweater is knit flat from the bottom up with straight needles. This is a quick knit that results in a great gift :) Purl stripes create a fun texture without making the pattern too difficult.

The blanket, hat, and baby booties can be made from three skeins of Cascade 220 Sport. There will be enough yarn leftover to make an additional hat and baby booties in the dark pink for a total of two hats and two sets of booties. All three items are knit entirely in garter stitch.

A garter stitch band is knit first. A ribbed brim and the main portion of the hat are picked up and knit around the garter stitch band.

The Charles Blanket is full of texture! Knit and purl stitches are used to create opposing diagonal striped panels. Each panel is separated by thin garter stitch panels. US Size 6 circular needles (42 inch) are used to knit the blanket in one piece. This blanket is a perfect pattern for beginners.

I knit this scarf for my boyfriend’s brother Lee for Christmas. I really liked how the scarf turned out!

This lightweight baby blanket is knit in one piece on US 8 29inch circular needles. A garter stitch border surrounds five panels of twisted stitches that create diagonal stripes.

This scarf has big and little diamonds knit using twisted stitches. There is a seed stitch border on either side and lots of fun fringe on the ends.

These are knit in the round on US 1 or 2 double pointed needles. Any sock yarn would work great! Twisted stitches travel around the legwarmers to create several spirals. The bottom and top of the legwarmers are ribbed to make sure that they stay on.

This baby blanket is knit with nine skeins of Knitpicks CotLin in Creme Brulee. The blanket has knit and purl hearts and stripes that create a fun texture.

The ribbing is reversible with a pretty pattern on each side. The cozy fits all standard sized wine bottles.

The sample was knit using two skeins of Knitpicks Swish DK (Lotus and Carnation). Each end has a fun ruffle and the main portion of the scarf is knit with alternating colors and slipped stitches to create a fun color work pattern.

This pattern includes instructions for knitting flat and in the round. The bottom has simple ribbing and the main portion has textured stripes.

These mittens knit up so fast and are so cute! They are perfect for a last minute baby shower gift.

Eyelets and three final dropped stitches create a breezy cowl perfect for a spring or summer accessory. The length is customize-able.

This is a fast knit! The front and back are knit separately and the side seams are sewn together. The shoulder straps are tied on with bows on the front. The bottom of the dress has diagonal stripes.

A sweet ribbon woven through eyelets is used to secure your e-reader. The cozy is ribbed so that it will stretch.

The pattern includes a chart that is very easy to follow. A beading needle is used to string on all of the beads. The beads are added to the scarf every knit row so they are nicely spaced out. The beads are subtle on one side and really stand out on the other side so it can be worn both ways!

The pattern includes a color chart for the flower. I used about half of a skein for the main color and scraps for the three contrasting colors. I’m always trying to use up leftover yarn! I’m working on a matching dress pattern.

The headband only needs part of a skein so it is a great way to use up scraps!