Happy Birthday Throw
Knit in super chunky yarn, this pattern is fast, easy and great for TV watching. Leave off the fringe for a more modern look.
Fund-Raiser Hat and Scarf (html)
An elegant Hat and Scarf set that comes complete with permission to donate for sale to a Worthy Cause.
Haystack
This is a great sock pattern for a difficult variegated yarn (ie the colors pool funny) but it is not a sock for beginners! Have a little experience before committing to this fingering weight pattern.
Squall
These socks were created for the Hurricane Sock Swap of 2006 with an insanely tiny gauge (9sts to 1″ with sock weight). It’s worth the agony.
Wheat
Socks for Fall Occasions. This as a man’s sock (10.5″ circumference foot) with a simple but effective slipped stitch pattern on the leg.
Emily’s Basic Circular Socks
Great for beginning sock knitters (or beginners on circs), the heel is turned to the last row. Great Gran likes US5s on these, I like US3s with sport weight.
Worsted Weight Basic Socks
This is my basic sock pattern for four needles. Change the stitch pattern on the legs for variety.
Wee Tiny Sock
This little sock was created for the Wee Tiny Sock Swap of 2007. **The link in the PDF for the toe-up version is wrong, try here.**
The Official Pattern of Dish Rag Tag: The Sequel
This pattern was knit by 286 knitters in 40 states.
The Official Pattern of Son of Dish Rag Tag
This pattern was knit by a bunch of knitters in a bunch of states. I had a toddler this year so I didn’t keep count.
The Official Pattern of Revenge of Dish Rag Tag
132 knitters have approved this pattern. It’s on the bias.
The Official Pattern of Dish Rag Tag V
112 knitters have made this dish cloth – short rows and all! (nothing to it, I swear)
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