This beanie is worked flat in garter stitch and includes an i-cord edge that is worked as you make the hat. The hat is made using short row wedges and wrap and turn short rows. The hat needs to be seamed at the end.

This is a fun hat to knit using two strands of yarn. There are so many combos to create.

These mitts are knit in the round. We suggest 9” circular needles or double pointed needles. The ribbing is done with a twist rib to create a more pronounced ribbing. This is a quick project!

Knit this sweet little hat for a little one you know. The construction is simple and a great way to learn how to use DPNs or knit in the round. The main color will use most of the ball, while the stripe contrast color will leave you enough to make a second hat in reverse colors in the newborn size.

This simple blanket uses rows of knits and purls. Choose five colors of Juniper Moon Farm Bud to create the stripes, each skein makes a stripe. This pattern knits up quick on large needles, we recommend US 10, 32” circular needles for the project.

We think you will love this light, soft cowl to tuck into your coat collar or to wear on its own. The yarn is extra soft and light, making this a special, simple piece to add to your wardrobe. We also think it makes an excellent gift.

This bag is constructed from one large granny square with sides added at the last step. There are not instructions for creating handles.

A traditional shaped shawl with bold stripes can be fun to make. This pattern is great for adventurous beginners. You will need 400 yards of the main color and about 200 yards of the contrast color.

This pattern is written for three yarn weights. The super bulky version creates a pumpkin approximately 9 inches across, bulky makes a pumpkin about 8 inches across. while the worsted weight version creates a pumpkin about 4.5 inches across. The i-cord is constructed out of the same weight yarn you used for the pumpkin. Be creative, have fun an...

This simple pattern is easily made by a beginner and makes up so nicely in your favorite skein of hand dyed yarn or special single skein of fingering/sock weight yarn. The gauge is not important. Blocking the shawl once completed helps add to the length as well as teaches the new knitter the basics of blocking.

This pattern is easily customizable using gauge as your guide.