If you've ever loved someone who has an addiction, you'll understand why this was created. The Clean beanie was born out of love for a friend who celebrates her sobriety and wears it like a badge! It's worked in the classic waistcoat stitch, with full graph and written instructions. #cleanbeanie

The Country Hearts Chunky Beanie is a quick chunky beanie with a rustic country feel. I created this using Lion Brands Thick n' Quick wool. Full written instructions and graph in the pattern and links to tutorials on how to work the waistcoat stitch. #countryheartsbeanie

The Fair Isle crochet beanie is perhaps my most popular pattern because it looks knitted, but is actually crochet. This technique is wonderful to learn. It will take you on an entirely different crochet journey when you learn to crochet using graphs, and using the waistcoat stitch. Video tutorials and a crochet along available.

The Ice Crystals beanie is created using Lion Brands Thick n' Quick. This beanie incorporates easy to learn stitches, and is perfect for someone just starting to learn how to read and crochet from graphs. #icecrystalsbeanie

The Lyra Beanie has a beautiful texture, and better yet, easier than it looks! I haven't tried this in a chunky yarn yet, but I bet it would be beautiful. I keep giving away my projects, but I want this one back! Sizing instructions included with chart for head circumference.

Meow! Kitty beanie is one of my favorites! This pattern includes video tutorial link on how to work this stitch and sizing. It comes in 3 sizes + Toddler size too!

When I was a teenager I had a shirt that said SHINE. It made me feel good to wear it, and I just loved how it would make people smile. I used Lion Brand Heartland for this hat, and I love the way it turned out. Includes full video tutorial on how to create the knit look.

Ah, the Woodrow. My friend Woodrow asked me for a beanie. This was the birth of my pattern writing. He asked me to make him two. I forgot how I created the first one and thought "hmmm, I should be writing this down!" This is an absolute beginner pattern, one-size fits most (shhh, it was before I knew how to size up and down.) Unisex makes it even better.