I love hedgehogs! There are many knit hedgehogs out there, but this one captures their lanky legs, one of my favorite features on my hedgehog, Lotus. I guess you could say that this is my attempt at a more anatomically correct hedgehog.

These toe-up socks feature a repeating pattern in a mock-cable - no cable needles needed! The pattern is carried up the heel, with both written and charted instructions.

These fingerless gloves are simple, easy to make, and you only need a little time! With a picot edge at the top and a ribbed cuff, they fit snugly to your hand - but make sure you take measurements!

This pattern was inspired by the carousel horse sweaters that become incredibly popular at McKinley High during the “Comeback” episode of Glee… but you can put it on anything.

The ridges are made using a technique that gives the hat a really unique look for a knit object. This hat is perfect for lounging around, covering your bed head, or keeping your ears warm in the cold. Plus, it looks nice. What else could you ask for in a hat?

Night time is the favorite time of owls, and this one is no different. They like to perch on beds, sofas, chairs, countertops… basically, if they can, they will! But the one thing they love besides perching is hugs, so make sure that once finished, this owl is hugged daily.

I have a passion for socks. Delicate, lacy knee-highs fly off my needles and onto the feet of my loved ones, male and female. While none of them can argue against the comfort of a hand-knit sock, the men in my life were getting a little wary. When my fiancée finally spoke up, I was mortified.

This is a free colorwork Tiger print pattern to download and use! What’s great is that it tiles, meaning that you can line the pattern up edge to edge and it will be seamless.