This is a Fair Isle pattern for wrist warmers. Included in the pattern is written instructions for wrist warmer and a grey and white color chart that covers the entire stitch and row counts.

This is a Fair Isle pattern for wrist warmers. Included in the pattern is written instructions for wrist warmer and a full color chart that covers the entire stitch and row counts.

This is a Fair Isle pattern for wrist warmers. I have also included a bonus version for a scarf knit with worsted weight yarn.

This is a very quick hat that will easily fit a Barbie doll. If you are just using this for display, the gauge will not matter. These hats are very cute tucked into the limbs of a Christmas tree.

This is a basic sock in which you can work the leg section in K2, P2 ribbing as long as you like and then change to stockinette. This is a good beginner sock pattern in which I’ve tried to clearly lay out the sections as follows; Leg, Heel Flap, Heel Turn, Picking up stitches, Gusset, Foot, Toe Decreases and Kitchener Stitch Grafting.

This is knit using 4 or 5 yarns, one row of each yarn, cutting the yarn at the end of the row creating the fringe as you go.

There are no sizes given because that can be affected by how much or little you felt the house. Like the gauge, the size is not important. Fairies come in all sizes.

The leg pattern is designed to look like an openwork cable. It is an optical illusion as it is created with twisted stitches and yarn overs and decreases.