Use roughly 3 ounces of each green and yellow yarn to make this baby hat. Or try a white/orange/brown variegated instead of the yellow to make “Indian Corn!”

This poncho pattern is triangles inside squares! Textured triangles can be in front or over point down your shoulders. The white model used 5 skeins of 100 Pure Wool in single-ply worsted weight merino. The black was with Red Heart Super Saver - I think it was 3 skeins.

This pattern doesn’t give specifics on how much yarn is required, because it is very variable.

This hat was inspired by the white single-petal lillies that were in my yard on the Central Coast of California. It looks like the flower when you turn it over like a teacup, but on your head it’s a unique cloche!

This hat fits snuggly over the top of head and ears, then it “blooms” around your face in large petals. I recommend the red heart yarn because the little bit of stiffness allows for petals that curl firmly.

Rectangle shawl with zig-zagging ribs. I recommend the Noro wool for the long beautiful color changes!

This hat is bulbous on top, snug around the ears, and flares into small petals around your face!