The SPECIAL EDITION ORNAMENTS 2018 ebook contains 12 knit ornament patterns published monthly through out 2018.

Happy New Year to all and Welcome to the 2019 Pattern of the Month Club.

Welcome to the 2021 Ornament Pattern of the Month Club: Woodland Friends. Each month a pattern for a new Woodland Friend will be released and posted to the eBook.

What is pattern of the Month? It is a year of monthly knit ornament patterns available through my Ravelry Shop. This years theme is Holiday Joy and I am so excited to get a few of these out before the end of the year!

Just in time for spring, the Colorwork Bunny is knit up in sport weight wool and stands 8 inches tall including ears.

Knit, felt, and embellished Cozy Christmas Sweater.

Colorwork Santa is coming to town and this guy is magical. He stands 7.5 inches tall (with his hat) and all pieces are knit in the round, except the beard.

Get ready for a day of hiking with the Trailhead Hat. Knit up in worsted weight yarn, you can wear from the cool fall through the deep winter on to the chilly spring mornings. Sample is knit up in Plymouth Encore in Light Gray Heather (6007), Cinnabar (0212), Emerald Heather 687 and Ecru (256).

Knit up an adorable Colorwork Bear today. A perfect gift or a keepsake for your own home, these are a quick knit that is sure to please.

Every pocket need a Pet! Choose one or knit them all, Bunny, Bear or Fox.

Materials

Pick your favorite weight of yarn (fingering to worsted) and knit up a Colorwork Snowman to add a touch of winter cheer. A perfect gift or a keepsake for your own home, these are a quick knit that is sure to please.

Fill your heart and home with the adorable Wee Wine Cork Folk. The Gnome and Santa are a super easy quick knit this is the perfect gift or keep and hide around your home.

Merge two or more beautiful shades of yarn together to create a lovely shawl.

Show off that favorite hand dyed skein with the Artisan Shawl. Knit up in garter stitch with wide blocks of color and rows of eyelets provide endless possibilities of combinations

A popular character in fantasy literature, the first gnome was introduced in the 16th century by Paracelsus, a Swiss German botanist, philosopher, astrologer, alchemist, and an influential medical scientist in early modern Europe.

Keep those hand warm and toasty on the ice. Pattern offers several options for the colorwork details around the curling stones and is a great match to the Curling Hat.

Perfect hat for a fun game…..and be sure to check out the Curling Mittens for a perfect set.

Knit Folk Doll and Clothing. Can be knit up in Sport weight or a fun self patterning sock yarn.

A versatile shawl with a beautiful drape. The Talmoon Shawl was inspired by the evening light reflecting on the lake during our vacation to north central Minnesota. With no wifi or reliable cell service it was a quiet week on the lake located east of the town of Talmoon. Having the minimum requirements to be called a town it had a single conven...

Pick your favorite weight of yarn (fingering to worsted) and knit up a few Father Christmas Santa Ornaments. Knit one to embellish with embroidery or follow the pattern for a bit of traditional colorwork. A perfect gift or a keepsake for your own home, these are a quick knit that is sure to please.

Keep your fingers toasty warm this winter in these sport weight lined mittens, with a touch of Baltic inspired colorwork.

Are you a holiday curmudgeon? Know a holiday scrooge? Baa Humbug Mittens are a classic lightweight mitten with traditional fair isle knitting designs. Knit in the round from the cuff to fingertips in fingering weight (4-ply) wool. And the perfect way to share a bit of the holiday grumpiness.

Create eye catching knit ornaments

Featuring a stylized wheat pattern, the design was inspired by the planting of fields that occurs in the late fall in colder climates. Winter wheat was introduced to the US in the late 1800s by the Germans from Russia, and is planted throughout northern Great Plains in the late fall. The seeds sprout before the ground freezes and then becomes d...

Latvian inspired pattern with a contemporary styled mitten.

Fun quick holiday ornament to make and share.

The First Frost Cap is a classic lightweight cap with contemporary and traditional Sanquhar knitting design elements. The cap is knitted in the round from the brim to the top in fingering weight 4-ply wool. With four traditional motifs to choose from and endless color combinations, First Frost Cap is the perfect complement to the First Frost Mi...

The Argyle Cap is the companion pattern to the Argyle Mitten Collection. Knit up in fingering weight yarn, the cap pattern includes charts for 6 variations that can be mixed and matched to create a unique classic cap.

Yarn: Fingering Weight (4-ply) wool in 2 or 3 colors (Main Color – 200 yards, Contrasting Color – 40 yards, Highlight Color – 25 yards)

First Frost Mittens are a classic lightweight mitten with contemporary and traditional Sanquhar knitting design elements. Knit in the round from the cuff to fingertips in fingering weight (4-ply) wool. With four traditional motifs to choose from and endless color combinations, First Frost Mittens will be your go to mitten for the season.

Keep your kids toes toasty warm with this quick and easy knit all in one piece felted slipper.

Keep your toes toasty warm with this quick and easy knit all in one piece felted slipper.

Quick Knit coaster with a crochet bind off edging. Make larger for a pot holder or a dishcloth.

Quick and easy project….

A great easy pattern to use up leftover wool yarn. Great for a gift or to keep for yourself.