The Candy Hearts Ear Warmer collection is a set of three different colorwork motifs written for adults with directions for how to easily modify the pattern for size baby, toddler, and child. The pattern calls for just under 75 yards of worsted weight yarn, so these make great stash busters and gifts because they are quick to make and use so lit...

This pattern collection features the four different design motifs seen in the photos, including: evergreen trees, a Christmas village,

The Woven Hearts Beanie features a beautiful cable knit fabric design that is interesting enough to hold the attention of an experienced knitter while being simple enough for a beginner to master. The end result is a stunning basket weave cable that makes the hat cozy and warm. These make wonderful gifts and really cute Mommy and Me sets.

The Lucky Charm Beanie is a simple and traditional Fair Isle knitting pattern with the shamrock motif that is perfect for the early days of spring and just in time for St. Patrick’s Day!

The Winter Skies Cowl is an infinity cowl highlighting 4 different colorwork motifs that are each repeated two times. The cowl is constructed using a provisional cast on and is knitted in one long tube. Upon completion of the tube, you will graft the provisional cast on to your live stitches, using Kitchener stitch to make a seamless join. The ...

The Crystal Trellis Beanie is a traditional Scandinavian colorwork design that works best with two highly contrasting colored worsted weight yarns. This is a great project for a full skein and a mini skein that you have lying around.

The Crystal Trellis Cowl was inspired by my other design with the same colorwork motif, the Crystal Trellis Beanie.

The Reindeer Romp Ear Warmer was an idea I had after publishing the Reindeer Romp Beanie. I just thought it would be fun to have those cute little reindeers dancing around an ear warmer, too!

The Reindeer Romp Beanie is a festive, worsted weight holiday knit that is fun to knit and will be the perfect accessory for everyone in your family this winter!

The Coffee Date Cowl is a double thick, super warm and cozy infinity cowl that is perfect for throwing on as you walk out the door!

The Cold Snap Cowl is a two-color stranded colorwork cowl that uses any two highly contrasting colors of DK weight yarn. The sample is shown in Malabrigo Dos Tierras, but any DK weight will do. The best part about it is that there are no long floats that you have to fiddle with catching! The pattern is a repeat of 12 stitches across the round, ...

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The Love in Technicolor Hat pattern is a simple stranded colorwork design using 8 colors of worsted weight yarn and written in 5 different sizes, ranging from baby to adult. The pattern calls for Kraemer Perfection yarn, but any worsted weight yarn will do and this hat is a perfect stash-buster! The pattern is both written and charted with slig...

The Holly Jolly hat was inspired by all the things I love most at Christmastime! Hot cocoa, Christmas trees, reindeer, decking the halls with garland, and snow. What could be better?

Autumn Bloom Hat was inspired by the beautiful fall colors adorning my corner of the world this October. It is a one-size-fits-most adult hat knitted in bulky weight yarn on sizes 11 and 13 needles. I

Knitted on fairly large needles with bulky yarn, you’ll find the Cozy Cables Ear Warmer is a surprisingly fast knitting project! If you’re like me, you won’t be able to stop at just one because there is something rather soothing about the repetition of the braided cable pattern and a great sense of accomplishment at finishing a knitted item so ...

Spooky Hat was inspired by the Halloween season coming up and named by my 5-year old daughter. With four different sizes --baby (toddler, youth/adult small, and adult large) this hat is sure to bring a smile to all the people in your life! Sizes are approximate and hats should be stretchy enough to fit a range of heads! The largest adult size f...

Whimsical Watermelon is coming out just in time for the 4th of July! Pattern will be free through Monday, July 5th!

It’s late summer and the perfect time to be harvesting these big, juicy tomatoes in the garden! Garden Tomato is a simple toy project using just 45 yards (30 red and 15 green) of Nature Spun worsted yarn, or any worsted yarn you have on hand! Knitted in the round and including just 3 rounds of color work, Garden Tomato is also a great first str...

Fall seems to be just around the corner in my lovely little part of the world and it seems like the right time to start knitting hats! I live in the hills and hollers (hollows, but we call them “hollers” around here!) of southern Indiana, a little secret pocket of beauty in an otherwise flat, agricultural state. This hat reminds me of those hil...

I love spring and after all of the rainy, gray days of late winter, these bright, cheery rainbows are sure to bring a smile to your face! They are quick and easy to make and are the perfect project for those of us who enjoy instant gratification. They take such a small amount of each yarn color, that they are perfect for using up old bits of ya...

Old-Fashioned Christmas Lights is a simple pattern and a great stash buster! The pattern is written for one Christmas light and the crochet/braided garland to hang them. For each additional light, calculate approximately 8 yards in main color and 2 yards of evergreen yarn.

These little trees are the perfect way to transition into the holiday season as they are a subtle decoration that you can leave up in your home all winter. Each tree takes just around 15 yards of yarn, so you can make tons of these with one skein of Rowan Felted Tweed DK, or just use up odd bits of green yarn you have lying around in your stash!

This pattern makes three separate evergreen trees. One skein of green worsted weight yarn is more than enough for all three trees with some left over.

This hat is knit in the round starting with a simple purled brim and followed by stockinette for the rest of the hat. The ears are worked in pieces and sewn together and then sewn onto the top of the hat. Sizes range from 0-6months to child size. All sizes are approximate based on my models! My 2.5-year-old daughter is modeling the toddler size...

This pattern makes a cute little football for the little people in your life. It is simple and will not take you long to knit, so it makes a great baby shower, birthday, or Christmas gift! You will be able to make several footballs with two skeins of any worsted weight yarn.

Lil’ Pumpkin is simple and makes the perfect gift as a toy for a child or a decoration for the house…or both! It’s a great first toy project for someone. It’s fast and simple and you might find yourself making these for everyone you know this fall! You will be able to make several lil’ pumpkins out of the three skeins of yarn suggested. Also, t...

This little bunny rattle knits up very quickly and is the perfect last-minute Easter gift! Starting from the bottom up, the rattle is knit in one piece and ears are made separately and sewn onto the top of the head.

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The Spooky Ear Warmer Collection features 5 different colorwork motifs that can be made in 4 different sizes: baby (toddler, child, adult).

This pattern is a downloadable PDF with photos throughout the instructions.

This little sheep can be worked in any worsted weight yarn. Just choose a nice cream color for the body and a darker color for the legs and head! Or, choose any colors that tickle your fancy! You will be able to make several sheep out of two skeins of yarn. For this pattern, in addition to your yarn and needles, you will need some fiber-fill fo...