A warm chunky, long mitten pattern. These are great for teens to adults and cover almost up to the elbow.

A small but cozy shawl, knit with increases on the left and decreases on the right to create a crescent/triangle shape, with simple repeating lace and garter sections.

This is a cozy triangle shawl that alternates garter with lace sections and finishes off wavy.

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I was asked to make a Sam I Am hat for my 5 year old nephew (whose name is Sam) so of course I had to help him dress up for Dr. Seuss day at school.

I wrote this pattern to match the Bella cable mittens (Twilight movie anyone?) that I often make for friends and family. I use a modified version of Bella’s Mittens by Marielle Henault, with moss stitch palm, by Nancy Fry. I hope you enjoy!

A pretty wavy cabled knit afghan pattern where the cables forms circles carrying up the blanket. Can be adorned with tassels or twists as in the photo.

I had an idea for cables that move together on the hat. Uses decreases/increases and taking extra stitches into the cable to do this. There are no cables on the back of the hat but you could easily add two more.

I made this with a random bag of yarn bought from a local yarn shop but it feels like a worsted weight. I’m not positive on the yardage but I will knit it again in a more standard yarn to test it out.

You can size up or down using any crochet hat pattern or adjusting gauge or needle size. This pattern worked out to be a junior size (age 7-10) but I do tend to crochet tightly.

I made this blanket for my nephew to go with the christening outfit designed by Judy Lamb (link in pattern).

I’m very new to pattern writing but not to crocheting. Please enjoy this free pattern and feel free to message me with any questions.