Kit: Cuddle Buddie by Plymouth
These precious little kits are the perfect thing to help you whip up a quick gift for your favorite little one. Each kit includes the animal noggin, plus enough yarn in 4 colors to make the lovey.
Plymouth's Cuddle Buddies are made with a worsted weight yarn in 90% acrylic and 10% bamboo. Finished size 20" x 16".
Stop by the shop today to choose your kit!
Yarn: Sonata by Noro
From Ravelry.com:
"The airy and delicate Chocolette shawl begins at the narrow tip and grows into a beautiful accent piece which can be made as small or large as you wish. The design uses the simplest crochet stitches: single crochet (and its variations) and chains combined into three textured stitch patterns, which are fun and easy to make."
Yarn: Appalachian Baby by Appalachian Baby Design
From Ravelry.com:
"Simple knit and purl patterns are placed in block stripes across the blanket and surrounded by a simple garter stitch border. If you can cast on, knit, purl and cast off you will be able to knit this blanket.
This knitting pattern includes four blanket sizes - a small square baby blanket that is perfect for small babies, buggies and car seats, and a longer rectangular baby blanket that is great for older babies at bedtime. The medium and large throws/afghans are perfect for cosy family snuggles on the sofa."
Yarn: Merino Superwash by Plymouth
This stunning afghan featuring cables surrounded by seed stitches will look great draped over the back of your sofa. It will keep you warm while you are knitting it this winter and would make a great gift.
Pattern: Vanilla Latte by Virginia Rose-Jeanes
Yarn: Tigress by Urth
This yarn helps you to knit the perfect socks for any LSU fan. Go Tigers!
From Ravelry.com:
"The pattern stitch itself is super simple - actually easier than ribbing since alternate rounds are just knit. The resulting pattern is wide columns of stockinette with narrow columns of garter stitch. Easy peasy! Socks knit in solid or semi-solid yarn are simple and elegant, yet this pattern also is perfect for a striped or highly variegated yarn. Again, it’s your choice!"