Another Oui jar topper, this one inspired by Schwartz’ stocking cap in “Christmas Story”. It requires small amounts of 4 yarns. Be sure all yarns knit to same gauge, or some stripes will be smaller than others. I don’t think it makes a big difference, but some might.

This is another “hat” for Oui yogurt jars, a very simple stranded pattern. Though I listed Red Heart Super Saver as the recommended yarn, I actually used three different colors of unlabelled worsted weight acrylic leftovers; the entire hat weighs 0.3 oz. It uses size US 6 double pointed needles. You can use this or any of my patterns to make it...

Snowmitten: is he a snowman or a mitten? He’s both! A mitten wearing a cap and scarf, holding a jingle bell, he’s worked in stockinette in the round for mitten and cap, with a garter stich scarf and 1x1 ribbed cuff/brim. Small amounts of worsted weight yarn in off white or white as well as 2 or three other colors and a scrap of black for the ey...

This hat was inspired by a picture of Prince William. This version is more beanie than slouchy. Yarn estimates are my best guess as I used about half a skein each of two colors.

This pattern is worked inside out. The chart will seem odd compared to the finished hat for that reason. It is available only in one size that measures 18” unstretched but is stretchy enough to fit my 22” head.

This is a Christmas stocking measuring approximately 6.5” from folded cuff to heel with a 5” foot. It was designed to be worked in the round with the eventual “wrong side” as the working side, using a trinity stitch variation, with garter stitch short row heels and toes. It is not a beginner’s pattern as it assumes a basic understanding of shor...

A companion pattern to Merr-Oui Christmas, this features 2 different designs, a beanie and a tall “Father Christmas” or gnome style, both using worsted weight acrylics. I originally designed these for the 5 oz size jars but they should fit the smaller 3.5 oz jars as well.

This is designed to fit Oui yogurt jars. I used Caron Victorian Christmas, a discontinued worsted weight yarn, as well as leftovers of Aran and red worsted weight acrylic yarns.

This is my adaptation of the “closing ceremony” hat I found online. It takes three colors, less than a 100g skein each. My hat was knit with various worsted weight acrylic yarns that I had accumulated, none were labelled, and I didn’t think to measure before/after using.

A trinity stitch cap worked in the round and inside out. One size given, with a suggested method of changing size.