Fun to knit hat starts with knitting the cabled band then the stitches are picked up and the hat is finished knit in the round.

Cute V neck Child’s Cardigan is dressed up with shaping details and cable band that graces the fronts around to the back of the neck. Cardigan pattern includes instructions for hat.

I made this hat to match my daughters Zig Zag for Spring Cardigan. A great way to use up that extra ball of yarn!

A perfect little cardigan for layering on those spring days that start off cool. The Zig Zag stitch is fun and easy to work and reminds me of how I chase my kiddo around! This cardigan would also be great for a little boy, just substitute a 1x1 rib or regular hem for the picot hems. The pattern includes schematics.

This quick to knit tunic features bell shaped ruffles along the bottom accented by 3 decorative buttons.

This fun to knit pullover is made of three modular pieces which mirror each other for a flattering fit. The stripe pattern has one row of slipped stitches for an easy, interesting and softer stripe effect. I loved the color selection and economy of the Ella Rae Heather wools, the only hard part was choosing which ones to use!

This colorful tunic is so much fun to knit! The slip-stitch pattern and self striping yarn does all the work for you. The bold colors of the Adriafil Knitcol can go with any other color and are sure to brighten up any gray day!

I designed this hat to go with my daughter’s XOXO Jacket and utilize some left-over yarn from that project. For the contrast color, you can use any stash yarn you have close in gauge to the main yarn. It would also be cute to knit the whole hat out of the same yarn for a monochromatic look.

I love the idea of wrapping my daughter up in this cozy kisses and hugs cabled jacket. The thick cables keep her warm even on a windy fall day. It’s fun knit and see your X’s and O’s appear off your cable needle.

I originally designed this as my daughter’s holiday dress last year, but it is so cute and comfortable she wears it all the time! The drape and sparkles of the Jasmine yarn were perfect for the pattern and it has held up well to wear and washing.

My daughter loved this dress so much I had to knit it again after she grew out of the original. This time I used a solid colored yarn which I think shows the stitch details and flowers better.

This is a great project to use up some of your stash yarn tidbits!