This sweater was inspired by the TV show What we do in the Shadows! Laszlo Cravensworth is an eccentric Vampire who shouts “BAT” whenever he goes to transform. And this quirky sweater is all about the bat. Pick and choose where your bats rest on the sweater, and enjoy this heavy colorwork design!

The sweater sister to the Rosemary Gin & Tee that started the knitwear design pathway for me! This quick and cute yoke sweater has a wide neck, cap sleeve, and is slightly cropped with a fun rosemary increase embellishment!

Inspired by on of our favorite strong female character from the Throne of Glass series by Sarah J. Maas. This cowl neck tank will cause the buzzard freeze and be at a loss for words. Stun the buzzard. Embrace this cowl neck.

This Cell Stitch Raglan Cardigan is the perfect spring time cardigan. Throw it over a t-shirt, dress, etc. This repeating Cell Stitch reminds me of a basilisk snake. And is a good staple to curl of with a fantasy book.

Earl Grey, hot. This fun raglan style dress is inspired by Captain Jean Luc Picard of the USS Enterprise. The color block is optional, and is a great way to utilize that pesky single skein you never know what to do with.

This yoke sweater has some laughing skulls and dancing bones as fun accents. Great way to utilize some scrap yarn, or handspun to create the colorful accent!

This oversized, bottom-up garter stitch sweater is the ultimate layering piece. It’s cozy and the twist rib is a cute accent for an other wise basic boxy soft v-neck.

The ultimate holiday sweater. Covers the spooky with Halloween, and the Holiday German lore of Krampus to keep you warm!

A simple raglan, with a unique neck line. The dropped stitches around the i-cord edging is a fun accent to this otherwise standard raglan tee.

I wanted a soft, light weight, fun and sexy knit dress, and so this idea with lace inserts came to mind. Perfect for a beach day, or taking on vacation. This dress is comfortable, adjustable, and looks amazing. The cell stitch used to create the lace inserts is a repetitive stitch, and then the body being stockinette, this dress works up quicke...

Inspired by on of our favorite strong female characters from the Throne of Glass series by Sarah J. Maas. This top is sexy, comfy, and definitely something I could see Aelin coveting from Lysandra.

The wide set neck with the lace accents makes for a cute and comfortable top. This top makes me think of having a picnic in the park with a refreshing beverage, listening to live music and experiencing the environment.

This cute cropped tank can be perfect for layering, dressing up or down, or enjoying a night with your friends! The Ribbon detail mimics a toe-up sock situation. But this top whips up super quick!

Inspired by the “A Court of Thorns and Roses” books from Sarah J Mass. This tunic is something I imagine would be worn in the night court or in Velaris. Or something you may have seen Feyre wear while under the mountain.

This is a cute and comfy v-neck sweater that has a peasant top feel. Grab your favorite mead and tankard, and enjoy styling this sweater!

I am so excited about this pattern. It’s cozy, breezy, and uses some different techniques. It’s the perfect sweater to wear to brunch and drink those extra loaded up bloody mary’s, you know the ones with bacon and a donut on top? Yea, THOSE bloody mary’s. I’ve been sitting on this design for about a year. It was the first sweater I decided to d...

This is the perfect, oversized, squishy sweater that you just want to sit by a campfire in. This sweater uses a double knit stitch that brings out the ribbed design. I designed this because I wanted something that would scream cozy, and that I could lounge around in while enjoying cool quarantine mornings.

This started as a completely different, top down yoke pattern… so here you go… a bottom up, boxy v-neck! This sweater features a dual v-neck, bubble-ish sleeves, and a fun cable twist on the sleeve cap.

I knew I wanted to write it up as the design started to take shape. Named after the side seam and raglan increase embellishments, and the fact that gin is delicious.