The Quick Little Knit Bag was created because I designed a Quick Little (crochet) Bag a few years ago and it is still super popular. I thought knitters deserved a fun and fabulous quick little bag as well.
Want a modern knit ruff? Well, the Rainbow Ruff Cowl is my fun little mix of a Elizabethan ruff and my knit Jacob’s ladder patterns. Plus it’s rainbow, so it’s even better!
Fuzzy earwarmers are super fun, unique, and a great way to use up your scrap yarn. They use less than 80 yds as the base yarn, and lots of 4″ pieces to make your fuzz!
This knit hexagon wrap starts in the center with a flower and then grows into a hexagon. Two sides on one half and two sides on the other then expand outwards to lengthen the wrap.
The Broken Rib Scarf uses a stitch pattern that I’ve always loved: the broken rib stitch pattern. I also love mixing different textured yarns.
The Candy Shawl is made side to side, and features sections of garter stitch and mesh. The only stitches used are knits, yarn overs, and increases.
Just Meshing Around is an easy, elegant and lightweight mesh knit shawl. It’s super simple, and works up unbelievably quick.
The Prince Wrap is a small unisex knit shawl made of garter stitch and eyelets. It’s quick and easy, yet lovely to look at.
This split-brimmed hat will keep your head warm and your spirits high! The colors are full of joy, hence the name: Joyful Warmth. The split brim keeps your ears toasty warm as well. The height of form meets function, make one for everyone in your family!
The Fringed Wedge Wraplet looks complicated, but it’s actually quite easy! The fringes are made at the end by dropping 3 stitches, so no attaching fringe at the end. It can be worn as a small wrap or scarf, and is perfect for keeping the chill off your neck with a v-neck coat.
