The Lydia Blanket is primarily intended to be a baby blanket, and uses the Scheepjes Cotton 8 yarn, perfect for baby's sensitive skin. Of course, because of the repeating pattern, you can also make a much larger blanket or throw project out of this. The stitch is light, airy and a great combination of warmth and breathability, and, last, but not least, very, very attractive.

Lastly, here is another mitered granny square blanket with a rosette. Indeed, this is a beautiful example of how to use an eccentric motif to really draw the eye and set the tone for each square. Though it may look more complicated, in fact only the rosette is of any possible concern.

Here is another idea for a cardigan for on cardi wrapping up in. This handkerchief cocoon cardigan has stitched together corners that make them stay on your arms as you wear it, keeping this beautiful cardi on your shoulders. The beautiful, lacy back is greatly complemented by the denser outer edge that retains the structure around the arms and neckline.

A point often overlooked is that sometimes minimalism is what you want. To be sure, the Sophia crop top fits the bill here and is perfect for a day at the beach.

Because the name says it all, there is little to add. Overall, this is a beautiful, simple and very attractive sweater or shoulder wrap.

This summer kimono cardigan is a very airy and beautiful sweater. While cherry blossoms are a spring flower, this cardi is so very evocative of them.

And here is the Sunburst Square posted on Instagram byNautiKrall by Mallory.This pattern can became even more intriguing, by adding multiple internal circles. Although the square will be somewhat bigger, you greatly increase the possibilities of color variation (which are huge in this square to begin with).

So, here is a tiny octopus in a myriad versions of color and of mood. Moreover, just like the real thing, each one is slightly difterent, reflective of the real one's ability to change shapes, colors and textures.

This mosaic blanket combines various iterations of the rainbow one way and blue color gradients the other. Consequently, it's a beautiful field of intermittent stripes that nevertheless have a wonderful continuity.