This pattern was designed and named for the April 2018 Northern California Knitters’ Retreat. These fingerless mitts are constructed from the fingers to the cuff, first knitting the thumb, then attaching in-process. They are stranded colorwork, knit in the round.

These mitts are knit from the fingers to the cuff. They work great with a Self-Striping or Variegated yarn. Of course, they’ll still be pretty in a solid or tonal as well.

These fingerless mitts are constructed from the fingers to the cuff, with the thumb knitted first, then attached in-process. They are stranded color work, knit in the round.

These fingers-up mitts were designed for the February 2013 Fingerless Gloves Fanatics Mystery Knit-a-long. They will fit a range of hand sizes, from 7 inches to 8+ inches.

This pattern is available free as the August Mystery for the Fingerless Gloves Fanatics group. One clue will be released each Monday.

These toe-up ankle socks were designed as a part of the Storied Yarns Percy Jackson Yarn Club, Monsters Edition. This pattern assumes familarity with Magic Loop, basic sock knitting techniques, and basic lace knitting techniques. The pattern is somewhat dependent on row gauge, so if yours differs significantly, you will need to adjust according...

This pattern was originally designed for the Storied Yarns Percy Jackson Club.

My first thought when I saw this yarn was that it would

When my daughter needed a new pair of mittens, I let her into my stash to choose her yarn. She chose a brightly colored handspun, named “Taking Out the Clowns” because it is murderously bright. When she chose this yarn, she also stipulated that blue must be at the tips of the fingers. But the only way I could ensure that was by knitting them “b...