This is a chart for the basketweave pattern I used at the top of the socks. It’s a 10 stitch repeated pattern that can be used at any gauge as a border on socks, cuffs, hats or hems, just make sure you have a multiple of 10 stitches.

These mittens are worked from the cuff to the tip, with thumb gusset stitches held on scrap yarn and knitted after completing the top of the mitten.

I designed this hat as a way to learn to knit in the round and work decreases. It’s a good next step for those who have learned basic knit and purl stitches. Worked in bulky yarn you can finish it quickly. I recommend using 16” circular needles for the ribbing and body of the hat and switching to DPNs when the stitches become too tight as you d...

This stocking goes fairly quickly with worsted weight yarn, so it won’t take you all year to make them for the whole family!

This cowl is designed for beginning knitters to practice working knits and purls and reading instructions. It progresses from basic garter to stockinette to more complex textures.

You will need approximately 115 yards of your main color and 95 yards of the contrast color.