This can be made with any lace weight yarn of any fiber. This pattern is originally in a kit to make a cozy that fits inside a clear travel mug as part of the insulation and is repeated here if lost from the kit or it can be used for any other travel size mug approx. 6” in height and 12” circumference at the top and 10” circumference at the bot...

This is a hat in the round for beginners who have the ability to do knitting, purling, slipping stitches, knitting in the round, increasing stitches, and decreasing stitches. Only one colour is worked at a time.

This hat is knit as a tube, with a three needle bind-off six times (from the outside to the middle) to make the asterisk on the crown.

This is a worsted weight yarn knit in the round for a one piece hat using stranded colour work for adult sm, med & lg. There are recommended yarns here, but any worsted wool/blend should work. Remember to carry strands across the back fairly loosely to keep from making hat too tight.

Knit from the center out, in the round. Can be done in two colors. Start with double pointed needles and move to circular needles if desired or use magic loop.

Pattern is written for either fingering or worsted cotton yarn, but any weight yarn can be used. Piece is worked from center out. This pattern can be used as a doily, wash cloth or dish cloth.

A basic dishcloth pattern with “Just Do Knit” patterned in.

This pattern is written sideways, building cloth from left to right. The small challenge of the slipped stitches is to remember to hold the yarn behind the knitting while slipping while on the right side of the cloth. On the odd numbered rows, hold knitting yarn behind work is notated as “YB, SL1, YF, PM/SM”. On the backside of cloth, slip the ...

Made as a cotton dish cloth, but can be used as an afghan square. Gauge is for a flexible fit. I suggest using smaller needles (especially if you knit loosely) to make the purl stitches pop.