I love hand knitted towels, but they take so long to knit. So I designed this one with two strands of yarn held together. Not only is it quick, it also hangs and it’s nice and thick for drying hands.

I’ve been inspired by 2 different dishcloths: Not Your Ordinary Knitted Dishcloth by Erica Berge and Nai-Nai’s Favorite Dishcloth by Ali Crockett. However, both are corner to corner patterns which I am not particularly fond of. My pattern uses 2 strands of cotton thread held together like in Erica’s pattern. I love the weight of the doubled cro...

You’ve seen mismatched socks? This scarf plays with that idea. The left half is one color and the right half is another. This is also a fun way to use up leftover balls of yarn, just find two that you like together.

Using only one skein of yarn, and hand painted buttons I designed this pattern. Since the yarn color is Caribbean Current I wanted a pattern with a wavelike design so I used a textured stitch on the diagonal with knits and purls. It is a 4 stitch, 8 row repeat with garter stitch edging.

If you’re like me, you hate to waste yarn! But how do you use the leftovers in a beautiful way? With this problem in mind, I designed this scrap yarn lap throw. It eats up scrap yarn so I hope you have a lot. I used about 3 pounds of yarn or 2,100 yards of worsted weight yarn for a 42” x 48” blanket. The stripes go long ways, the opposite of mo...

This is a great way to use up yarn in your stash! This rug is two parts, a bottom that is your canvas and a top which is colorful fur. It makes for a beautiful squishy, soft rug that feels wonderful under your feet.

This is a great way to use up yarn in your stash! This rug is two parts, a bottom that is your canvas and a top which is colorful fur. It makes for a beautiful squishy, soft rug that feels wonderful under your feet.