This hat was created for my oldest daughter’s fourth birthday. Doesn’t everyone want to feel like royalty--if only for one day?

Sometimes at my ‘real job’ I wear clothes that don’t have pockets, but I still need to have my mobile phone close enough to me so that I can feel it vibrate during a meeting. This little pouch stays hidden under a jacket, and doesn’t add bulk. Choose feminine pink, or wild self-striping colors that only you will know are there. Enjoy!

This pattern was created one year when I had no money to

I published this pattern on my blog ages ago. Blog is no longer active, but the pattern is available as a free Ravelry download. Enjoy!

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This is a basic sock pattern that can be used to make socks of varying size on varying stitch counts. Fill-in-the-blank instruction sheets are supplemented with a comprehensive table giving stitch number, arrangement on the needles and suggested # of rows at 20 points.

This bag brings to mind images of a woodsy clearing, with moss and lichen-covered rocks and lush greenery all around. The cable panels are an exciting next step for the beginner who has just learned how to use the cable needle, and the soft cotton makes the knitting fun.

Pattern now available as a free Ravelry download!

Donner was designed to teach beginners the basics of sock construction and to beat the formidable second sock-

My husband placed a scarf order back in 2004 and Shire is the result. Besides the fact that my husband is an ardent

Direct download of PDF file ia available here.

This easy little hat is best worn by someone who has (or needs) a little spunk. It manages to mold to and flatter the head of its wearer—and the little I-cord “zipple” up top acts as an exclamation point instead of mere decoration. Most of the hat is constructed in garter stitch knit in the round (yes, you will have to purl! horrors!), then a p...

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