This pattern is CHART ONLY for the hat. It has not been thoroughly tested, but I was asked for it so please proceed at your own risk.

This is the free pattern for my 2017 festival booth at the Garden State Sheep Breeders festival.

My festival giveaway pattern for 2015. The free download link will be activated after I get back from the Garden State Sheep Breeders’ Festival, Sept 12-13, 2015.

Designed as a triangular scarf that uses one 100g skein of pretty sock yarn, the Ostrich Plume border can be worked for more rows to make a full sized shawl. The example has a finished size of 48in (122cm) wide x 20in (51cm) deep.

The free pattern I’m giving away at festivals this fall/winter. I handed out a slew of them at the Garden State Sheep Breeder’s 2010 festival. :D

Designed for the April 2010 BSG FPB group Cylon War. A pair of simple wrist warmers/fingerless mitts that are up or downsized by gauge. Worked entirely in the round.

The pattern was designed for one 6oz skein of Jackrabbit that was dyed in a special colorway (it’s no longer available, but the black multi of the majority of the shawl is similar to my Star Date colorway).

A close fitting, fully reversible cap. Use complementary or contrasting colors for different effects. Perfect for using up that half ball of leftover sock yarn.

A simple toque dressed up with an applied cable band that acts as a turned up cuff. The cable colorwork is stranded, and the end is grafted to the beginning, leaving a small, invisible seam on the inside. Because of this, the cable runs uninterrupted around the hat.

I was asked to modify the already updated Hemlock Ring Blanket into a 12 petal flower. From there, it seemed a natural extension to make it a semi-circular shawl/shawlette for a limited amount of special yarn.

I’ve uploaded the free pattern which I include when I sell the kits. It’s cleaner than the version at the url, and doesn’t include all my chatter about coming up with the design!

This needs at least 4 dpns and a cable needle or 5 dpns. It can be worked magic loop or any other way for small circles in the round, but it will still need a spare needle to work the pleats.

A pointy wizard’s hat or a toque with a turned up cuff. Worked in the round, it decreases to a sharp-ish point.

Designed as a menstrual cup cozy, it can be used for other small items such as tampons, or a phone, mp3 player, etc. The feeder tentacles form a carry strap and the opening closes with a draw string.