Pattern Info

Thank you for taking a look at my first sweater pattern! There are nine sizes to choose from based on your measurements and desired positive ease. This comfy pullover is designed to have 2-4” of positive ease with a boxy construction. It is knit top-down, raglan-style, with a fun center panel to add some texture and interest. The sweater is fin...

We can all enjoy a cozy winter cowl. Here’s a quick satisfying project that makes a great gift for anyone who needs to stay warm during the colder months. The Entwinement cowl works up easily with a simple chevron stitch pattern and side cables. It’s simple enough to knit while watching TV and just interesting enough to prevent boredom. The sam...

Welcome to the Twisted Waffle Hat! This hat is squishy and warm without being too bulky. In other words, it’s easy to stash in the car or bag so it’s ready when you need it. The pattern lends itself nicely to all kinds of yarn options. It can be made with DK weight held single, fingering weight held double, fingering held with mohair or suri al...

The Fiber Fab gloves are a wonderful way to celebrate that special skein of fingering weight yarn in your stash. After watching me knit countless versions of fingerless mitts, my husband challenged me to knit gloves…with fingers. Mission accomplished!

The Venture Hat is a great pattern if you’re looking for a quick, satisfying knit. Most of us have half skeins sitting in our stash; especially if you’ve knit my Venture Cowl. This makes a great gift, as that’s exactly what I’m doing with my samples. Shh…don’t tell anyone, it might ruin the surprise.

This cowl was designed to play with color, and showcase the handspun that I’ve been making with my new drop spindle. The majority of this pattern is knit in the round, splitting at the bottom rib and knit flat to create a nice base for it to rest across the collarbone.