This is the easiest baby blanket with the most classic look. A quick and satisfying beginner or expert project.

These baby booties were designed to match a sweater and cap from a “Baby Workshop” we held at my shop. It is a basic bootie, with a lace edge added to the cuff.

This baby raglan can look just like Daddy’s. Or, change it up & work a Girly Collar with a lacey look or some embroidered or duplicate stitched flowers. Button it or not. It will fit easily over those big-ole newborn heads. Pattern includes schematics. Thanks for trying my patterns!

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Here is a baby raglan with a pretty lace collar. Use a 2 sizes larger needle for the collar so it will lie flatter. To help my customers learn to design things themselves using elements from other patterns, I designed this for a “Baby Workshop” we held at my shop. There are also booties and a hat to match. Enjoy.

Make this cute cowl with any combination of stash yarn, or the new Berroco yarn Tasting Kit for Fall 2023/Winter 2024. The general concept is: something soft and cosy for the neckline (yarn 1), and something kinda chunky for the final section & bind off (yarn 4).

Every season that Berroco has a Yarn Tasting Kit, I have made a cowl or fingerless Mitts pattern for my customers to enjoy, while trying out the new yarns. Fall 2020 is the latest one, I hope you like it, and maybe it will spark a new kind of creativity in your knitting, so that you can easily combine different yarns and make your own fabulous ...

I made a checkerboard baby blanket, but alas, I wanted a matching hat. Voila’! ENJOY!

Show off your three favorite colors, and they will become 5 though the magic of gradient knitting. A simple cowl made a little more interesting with a ribbed collar.

This is truly multi-sized from barbie doll to large human! Find the size you want to make, and you can use any yarn (we made them with 2 strands of worsted, worked loosely) that makes approx the gauge listed. Use the needles you need to make the gauge. OR, just look at the rectangle measurements, and use whatever yarn/needles/no of stitches to ...

Have fun making a pair of mitts from your Berroco Yarn Tasting Kit, or any assortment of worsted and chunky, wooly yarns. See the Knit Cowl pattern here: link text

Another pattern to make something cute from the Berroco Yarn Tasting Kit. Or, any interesting assortment of yarns. We have been making these patterns for several seasons now and every time we do, it is lots of fun and helps stretch your creative imagination! Find the Crochet Mitts Pattern here.link text

Pauladean designed this beautiful hat for “Sav-A-Life”, and she wants to share them with everyone! Drop her a line if you want to let her know what you think if it.

Pauladean designed this beautiful hat for “Sav-A-Life”, and she wants to share them with everyone! Drop her a line if you want to let her know what you think if it.

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An easy cabled hat made from one skein. Nothing fancy, but looks just like the one for twice the price in a famous catalog!

An easy Crochet Hat, which takes less than a ball of Plymouth Baby Alpaca Grande. The one just like it in a popular catalog is $34.

The most incredible new design on the market today. So exciting!! Have fun!

This is the Baby Bonnet to match the sweater and booties. I designed the set to teach my students how to combine elements to “Make up” your own designs.

My friend, pauladean has designed this pattern to share with everyone. Enjoy! and drop her a line to let her know what you think!

It’s called “Le” Scarf or Le Shawl because it’s shaped like a big “L”. You will love the way it naturally drapes, and can be made in any size at all, depending how many stitches you cast on. You can tell when to switch to the 2nd half: when you have used approx half of your yarn, then it’s time for the bend and going the other way. You will als...

Check out this all size Unisex hat pattern; it is shaped on top and not gathered like most, so there is not all that extra bulk. Also looks like rib knit and is nice & stretchy. Looks good with or without a pompom. Fun to make.

The easiest felting project on a circular needle. Quick, too.

This is the easiest and smartest looking felted bag I have ever made. Just cast on 48 or 56 with your big needles, then go round and round in a simple rib design. Sew the bottom then felt minimally. Add any handles and you are READY TO ROVE.

Made this a couple years ago to “copy” one I saw, made by a good friend & customer. She won a ribbon in a scarf contest for hers, hence the name. I will post a pattern…as if you need one!

These gloves can be knitted on circular, straight needles or on DPNs. The ruffle makes people think you are something special. If you can knit gloves, YOU ARE! Have fun!

Inspired by Kelly Brooker’s Seventh Baby Hat, these booties will look great on any little boy or girl. Quick and easy to make for Newborns or 6 month old tots! I have made them several times, plus the hat, and you can make a hat & a pair of booties from ONE ball of Plymouth Baby Alpaca Cherish.

This rib looks “inside out” and calls attention to itself without taking center stage away from great self-striping yarn. I have made this with Noro Kureyon, Silk Garden, Plymouth Boku. It knits up quick & easy.

This is the easiest artsy, yet not amatuerish-looking scarf I have ever seen, and it can be made into a shawl, or afghan as well. Use up all those scraps so you can buy more yarn! Yeah!

This is a fun way to use the yarns in the Spring 2021 Berroco Yarn Tasting Kit. The chunkiest one is crocheted into a little basket shape, and then swatches of each of the 5 others become the “laundry”. Stitch patterns are (mostly) taken from Berroco’s own pattern designs. Cute!