4 sts per inch

This pattern is knit almost entirely in one piece. The exception to that is the button closures, which require picking up stitches.

The pocket in these mitts lets you keep your card in the pocket – no need to remove – it will scan through the knit. Your fingers are free for text or phone.

Great beginner lace pattern: only 4 rows, and it’s reversible – no wrong side!

This cozy sweater will cause many “oohs” and “ahhs” at the baby shower.

A fun characteristic of this shrug is that you can put it on upside-down and it’ll look just as good.

For 5 stitches per inch (sample is in Plymouth Yarn Cotton Soft), use #6 needles, requires 250 (300, 350, 400, 475, 530) yards

This a great stash-buster. The flower is optional - it’s knit separately from the headband, and can even be used as a brooch if you’d like to attach it to a pinback.

This cardigan was originally designed in honor of Kate and William’s 2011 royal wedding. So to celebrate their first anniversary, we’ve posted it to Ravelry!

The sweater can be buttoned with either side in front. It can also be worn with the “back” as the front - perfect for dealing with inevitable spills.

Have fun knitting miters with a solid or multicolored yarn! The miter detail is also on the back. Add a separating zipper, and it becomes a jacket.

A collection of basic baby sweaters with four stitch versions, cardigan and pullover styles, sized from newborn to 24 months

Uses 120 yards of any bulky (chunky) weight yarn, size 10 or 10.5 16-inch circular and double pointed needles, J crochet hook.

Finished chest circumference: 20 (22, 24, 25) inches

A fun exercise with two-color knitting.

This slouch hat works with any chunky/bulky weight yarn that has good drape.