Bobby’s Socks!

*NOTE: On September 25, 2021, the Bibble Babble Beanie becomes part of Northfield Yarn Shop’s collection: Make One: Selected Patterns from the First 10 Years of Northfield Yarn in celebration of the shop’s 10th anniversary. The full collection is available in print at the shop and online at NorthfieldYarn.com. The purchase of the printed collec...

The fluffy white liner is crocheted separately from an outer cover (the colorful part in the sample photos) and the two pieces are stitched together. Photo and written instructions are provided for the SC-SlSt Tri-cord that is used for the neck strap and the bow string that the pom-poms are attached to.

These charming Tunisian fingerless mitts are a great project for those who want to learn a few easy Tunisian stitches while making snuggly covers for cold hands. The mitts are worked flat, then seamed up the side. A standard single-crochet thumb can be worked in the round, if desired.

Whip up a “Where’s Waldo’s Family?” hat for each member of your family. You’ll always be able to find them with that big red pom-pom on top!

This baby hat was inspired by the “Baby Booties” pattern designed by Susan Lowman (The Crochet architect). The booties and hat together could make a delightful Spring ensemble for the new little folk in your world!

This pattern was created for the 2018 AHA “Little Hats, Big Hearts” charity project. Little red hats for premie and newborn babies will be distributed at participating hospitals during the month of February, as part of an effort to raise awareness about congenital heart disease and general heart health.

These little hearts work up quickly using just slip stitches & single-crochet stitches with some increases and decreases for shaping. A great stash-buster project. (Don’t feel like you need to stick with RED yarn. Hearts are beautiful in any color!)

The pattern row consists of 3 sets of stitches: The first set starts at the top of a “hill” and creates a “valley.” The second set creates the peak of a “hill,” and the third set creates another “valley” and heads back up the final “hill.” The entire row is repeated over and over until the scarf is the desired length. Width can be adjusted by c...

This little drawstring bag works up quickly … a great last-minute gift idea!

The Northfield Bunny Peep is crocheted in continuous spiral rounds, using single-crochet stitches throughout. Increases and decreases are placed at the beginning, middle, and end of rounds. Gauge is not important for this pattern, however your stitches should be tight enough so that the stuffing doesn’t show. There is enough yardage in 1 skein ...

Create your own Pine Forest!