This triangle shawlette is constructed from the top down with an applied lace border.

Inspired by Mac Barnett’s children’s book, “Extra Yarn,” these socks illustrate the story of Annabelle, a young girl who finds a magical and seemingly endless box of yarn. The socks are perfect for adventurous beginners & experienced sock knitters alike. They feature an asymmetrical, mirrored pattern that echoes the lines of a twining tree ...

Lace panels form little earflaps for your baby’s wee ears in this cute hat.

Shawlette creating using 400 yards of a main color and 200 yards of a contrast. Kit will be available from Unwind Yarn Company. Pattern will be available July 1st.

This pattern was part of the June 2013 Barking Dog Sock Club.

Curiouser and Curiouser is a luxurious rounded rectangular stole, perfect for a night out on the town. With an interesting stockinette and mesh design, it is fun to both knit and wear!

A warm winter hat to wear to your favorite fall festival or football game.

Simple knits and purls make up the diamond pattern on this worsted weight hat. For a more subtle look, try a woolen spun yarn such as Brooklyn Tweed Shelter. To give the stitches more pop, use a worsted spun yarn in a light, solid color.

This pattern is available through the Tempted Pinup Yarn club until November 2013.

A toe-up sock with gusset heel that has a slip-stitch pattern that interrupts the color repeats of the yarn. This pattern is perfect for handpainted yarns with short sequences of color.

When I first squished this lovely Fibernymph yarn, I knew I wanted to create a shawl that I could just throw on during the heat of the summer when I entered a buildingʼs cool air conditioning. I designed this shawl to be a totally reversible piece, just in case I didnʼt have time to style it before meeting family or friends.

Ketterdam is an asymmetric shawl. One side has bound off ridges while the other edge has an attached cable edging. Simple enough for taking to knit night or an event but complicated enough to look fabulous in semi solid and short variegated repeat yarns including speckles.

Sock pattern from the Camp KIP 2011 goodie bag. If you received the pattern as a booklet at Camp KIP, pages 2 and 3 were reversed in the printing process. Page 2 contains the cuff pattern chart and leg directions. Simple cables and lace combine with ribbing for a lovely top-down sock.

This hat uses a combination of lace and texture to create a slouchy fitting hat perfect for gifting or to wear on a chilly fall day.

Shawlette for the April Dead Poet’s Society. A bottom up shawl with 2 different lace patterns (charted and written instructions are included). Pattern will be made available to all in October.

Pattern requires 2 skeins of contrasting yarn. Sample used skeins that had 275 yards each.

This crescent shaped shawl features cabled dropped stitches and a beaded bind off. It is perfect for using variegated sock yarn.

400 yards of one color and 375 of another.

2 different lace motifs are used in this top down sock pattern.

Pink Chocolate is now available to the public and has been redone to add additional sizes, a chart, and direction clarification.

Pattern is part of the Dead Poet’s sock club for April and is now available to the public. This pattern uses Sport weight sock yarn and a toe-up construction. It is perfect for quick gifts!

A cowl featuring an applied i-cord edge, cables, and lace. A quick gift for the one you love.

This pattern is exclusive to the 2015 fall edition of the Loopy Ewe Giftables club. It will be made available to public purchase on Ravelry October 2016. You will be able to purchase it through the Loopy Ewe in the spring of 2016.

Thin Ice was created out of my love for the juxtaposition of lace and textures. It is a half circular pi style shawl. The one shown blocked to 60 inches wide and 30 inches long. I hope you enjoy knitting it as much as I enjoyed designing it!

Sock based on the Mae West quote, “I’ll try anything once, twice if I like it, three times to make sure.” This pattern was part of the Tempted Yarns Burlesque Club 2011.

I am a huge Roald Dahl fan, so when Casey of Tangerine Designs asked me to design a pair of socks as part of her Wonka kit, I jumped on the chance! These socks feature an easily memorizable lace motif and an afterthought heel.

The sock for the January 2011 Hank of Yarn sock club. The pattern is now available to all!

Inspired by traditional Shetland shawls, this shawl incorporates raglan style shaping with garter stitch and lace. The bottom edge is an applied lace edging that is easily memorizable. Perfect to keep the chill off on a crisp fall morning.

A simple top-down sock pattern to accompany the after thought heel tutorial found here.

Need a bit more room in your afterthought heels? This pattern includes a toe-up afterthought heel that also has the option to add short rows for a bit more room.

Cute cabled bag that is perfect for a first cable project.

Part of the 4 oz challenge! This shawlette is designed to showcase handspun yarn.

A quick knit to beat those winter blahs!

Pattern included in the September shipment of the Perfect Day Yarn’s Dead Poets Society Sock Club.

Toe-Up Pattern included in the June shipment of the Dead Poet’s Sock Club. It will become available to the public in 2010.

A simple lace clutch purse perfect for a beginner to lace and bag lining. Gauge is not incredibly important for this project.

Cute wristers perfect for learning how to magic loop

I loved the feel of this yarn and wanted to wrap myself up in it. But I also wanted something with bit of texture and lace to it. This shawl seemed like the best of both worlds.

A quick, top-down hat perfect for last minute gifting or wearing.

Rock Steady is the February Mystery pattern for the Solid Socks group here on Ravelry.

A textured cowl perfect for the single man in your life. Thanks to Pauly81 for inspiring this!

A great simple toe-up pattern for travel knitting! Pattern is written using 2 circular needles.

A quick and easy beret or slouchy beret pattern perfect for a last minute gift for yourself or others

The beanie version of Starving Artist.

A cowl designed for various colors of worsted weight scrap yarn. You need 5 colors and 25 yards of each color.

My best friend and I have been recording a podcast, theknitgirllls, for several years now, and we have always been blown away by the generosity and participation of the viewers in the podcast community. We wanted to do something small as a way of saying thanks, and so the Thank You hat was born.

Worked on 2 circular needles or magic looped, these toddler socks are the perfect introduction into toe-up socks with an afterthought heel.

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