Sweater Babe website

I just found this site--SweaterBabe.com, chock full of knitting patterns and great photos.  I suggest giving it a look!  It's also an online yarn shop.  

Here's a cardigan I liked, and there's a patterns to go with.  Just click on the link:

http://www.SweaterBabe.com/knitting-patterns/vine-lace-top-downcardigan.htm

Here are a couple of others that looked nice to me:

Crochet Pixie hat

Crocheted bat pattern!  How cute!

Here are the specs on this one (from their website):

#65 Fantastic Crocheted Bat PDF Crochet Pattern 

Quite possibly one of the quickest projects on earth! Make a single bat or make a colony of them! OR, make a bat mobile (ha ha ha). 

Perfect for Halloween favors or just for decorating. Glue them onto hair clips, clothes pins, or make a game of "pin the bat on the cave (?)" or something cleverer than that by attaching velcro on the back… it's entirely up to you.

A great pattern to use up random scraps of black yarn. Use worsted yarn as shown here to get bats approximately 3 ¾" wide. Or use any sport yarn on hand with a size E hook to get smaller bats. Or use a bulky yarn and size K hook to get bigger bats. Etc., etc…. you get the idea.

Finished Bat Measurement(s): Approximately 3 3/4" wide.

Skill Level: /

Yarns Used: Brown Sheep Company Lamb's Pride Worsted (15% Mohair/85% Wool); 4oz/113g (190yds/173m) per skein: 1 skein Onyx #M-05
NOTE: Each bat only uses approximately 4g of this yarn, less than 7yds per bat.


Gauge(s): 
Pattern Gauge: With bulky yarn and Size H/8 [5mm] hook, each bat is approximately a 3 ¾" wide.
Yarn Label Gauge and Information: A bulky weight yarn with a gauge a gauge of 3 stitches = 1" on size 10-1/2 needles.

Total Yardage Required: Each bat only uses approximately 4g of this yarn, less than 7yds per bat.

Crochet Hook Used: Size H/8 [5mm] crochet hook 

Suggested Yarn Substitutes: 
If you have a suggested substitute, please email us.