Patterns

I love to improvise my own knitting and crochet projects and do it regularly. When I remember to note the process you'll find the details/links here. Some of these are written patterns, some are more like recipes, written for guidance so you can improvise your own. If there's a Ravelry button beneath the picture, I've listed the free pattern there too.  

RECIPE: Elements
A simple garter stitch shawl recipe

RECIPE/PATTERN: Hilda Headwrap

Make this vintage-inspired one-piece headwear in any size.
A written pattern with instructions to make any size for an adult or child.

RECIPE: Crochet Headband/Belt

make a cute headband using your favourite ribbon

PATTERN: Supremely Simple Versatile Cuffs
armwarmers, legwarmers or boot toppers (when folded)

PATTERN: Cwtchy Cable Armwarmers -

an ideal first cable project or quick weekend knit

PATTERN: Knitted Boob Recipe 
Designed for breastfeeding counsellors/ support/ training

and available in English and Portuguese

PATTERN: Fluted Doll Cardigan 
sized to perfectly fit a MamAmor doll but easily adjusted

PATTERN: Raglan doll /teddy Waistcoat - a scrap yarn project 
Sized to fit a MamAmor doll but easily adjusted to fit any doll or teddy :)  

The following  projects include detailed notes that are sufficient to follow, but have either not been written into actual patterns, or they are based on generic ideas which are not my own. 

RECIPE: Child's Crochet Wrap (age 3 - 5) 
The most basic and simple crochet garment - perfect for beginners!

PATTERN: Quick-knit Mitts (approximate ages 2 - 5)

RECIPE: Knit & Crochet doll dress 
the link will take you to the Ravelry project for full details

RECIPE: Knitted Kindle Cover 

RECIPE: The MOST Simple Shawl 
(it's really just a rectangle - perfect as a first project!) 

RECIPE: One Skein Feather & Fan scarfette

(this is a traditional stitch pattern made to fit a single skein of Noro,
and noted on a Ta-dah post)