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This beginner homeschool scarf knitting pattern is knit in one long rectangle with straight needles and added fringe on the ends. The light icy blue wool brings warmth and a feeling of coziness for school days and snow days.
This baby blanket is made for a little bit of tummy time! The texture is so simple to knit, but picks up really well in all those pictures you’re going to be taking of that little bundle of cuteness!
Knitting Pattern for fair isle pom pom hat, includes sizes newborn to adult.
Winter ice lightly tops the fields where summer wildflowers play, begging us to slow down and notice its beauty.
Ren: The Swedish word for “reindeer.”
‘Tis the season of Christmas photos, outdoor lights festivals, and all things Santa! The Ren Hat is made for the season of believing, dreaming, and wishing.
Inspired by the frosty trees in the Scottish Highlands.
In the same way tiny beads of frost decorate the magnificent highland trees, small accents peek out of this cozy fair isle hat.
Layers of white snow blanket the banks of the River Ness, shown in the intricate fair isle design of the Inverness Snow Hat. Knit in the round on thick needles, the seamless hat is both visually gorgeous and holds the attention of its knitter. It is perfect for knitters familiar with easy color change and simple stitches.
This knitting pattern includes detailed written instructions, a stitch guide, photo content, & more!
Pour yourself a cup & let’s get started!
This girl runs on cupcakes and cables.
Knitted in the round with a continuous cable twist detail, the Cherry Blossom Leg Warmers knit up seamlessly (no sewing!) and quickly with worsted weight yarn. Pour yourself a cup & let’s get started!
This knitting pattern includes detailed written instructions, a stitch guide, photo content, & more!
Products made from pattern MAY be resold with credit given, but the pattern and photos themselves are the property of This Yellow Farmhouse and cannot be resold.
The Peony Fields Headband Crochet Pattern is a beginner level project. This is a great simple crochet project for all ages! The techniques involved are double crochet and chaining, simple braiding and seaming.
Knit back and forth in one piece, the Homebody Sleep Sack is a cozy project for your newborn photos. Chunky cables make this a quick knit piece. The hood is knit in garter stitch and seamed, and a repeating cable pattern keeps the project fun for the knitter. Functional buttons allow you to easily slide your little one into the sleep sack from either or both sides.
Do you know a little one going off to school soon? These bracelets can be given as gifts for mom and her mini to help make those first days away a little easier with special matching bracelets to wear together!
