Modular knitting is any group styles, shapes, and designs that the final knitted fabric is composed of knitted pieces that fit together. The most common type of modular knitting is mitered knitting also known as domino knitting, number knitting, or simply just modular knitting. Often mitered squares are joined together by picking up stitches fr...

This is a recipe rather than a pattern. I have included a schematic to help you figure sizes.

Slippity Do Dah is a fully customizable felted bag that uses slipped stitches or mosaic knitting to create an Intarsia-like look. This bag is knit flat in garter stitch, seamed by matching the color bands, has an I-cord handle, and then is felted. The size and shape of the bag is determined by the number of motifs you knit.

Fractured Circle Mitts are a quick and easy knit. They start at the thumb and gradually increase outwards to a three needle bind off along the outside edge of your hand. Gauge and yarn are not important, because you are knitting a mitt that perfectly fits your hand.

Müts, pronounced “mutes,” is the Estonian word for hat, which is an appropriate name for a hat using Roositud Inlay. Roositud is the Estonian technique of embroidering while knitting instead of waiting to embellish after the piece is knit. In Roositud, groups of stitches are wrapped with contrasting yarn following a charted pattern. The chart w...

This is a felted bag with a zipper closure. It is knit in one piece by picking up stitches, then the sides are seamed by chaining them together with a crochet hook.