During the COVID-19 pandemic, my bestie and I had a “chat and craft” video call every day. She came up with the idea for this basket during one such call.

A simple dishcloth.

Exclusive to Tint — A Modern Makerspace with purchase of one skein of Manos del Uruguay Silk Blend.

In “Angel” Season 3, episode “Lullaby,” Darla and Angel had a child, Connor, a human with superhuman abilities. This lightweight Henley sweater is made in MCN (merino-cashmere-nylon) fingering weight yarn and is sized for a 3-6 month old.

A soft, rolled brim hat designed for Diana as she was undergoing chemotherapy.

I developed this pattern as part of the 2018 Ravellenic Games. My fiancé wanted a pair of handknit gloves and picked the yarn.

In Buffy the Vampire Slayer, season 6, “Once More, With Feeling,” the Scooby Gang discovers when they go outside that everyone is singing, when they encounter a group of people singing that the dry cleaners got the mustard out of a man’s shirt. Be sure to avoid mustard while wearing this shawl.

Was exclusive to member of the Sunnydale Yarn Club for four months

A cowl with lattice panels that mirror the lattice Buffy encountered on the scaffolding in “The Gift,” the final episode of Buffy, the Vampire Slayer, season 5.

Weeping Angels. Often called the scariest Doctor Who villains ever. Wear these cable-cuffed fingerless mitts when dealing with these mean girls and remember, don’t blink.

In Season One of “Angel,” Angel struggles with his past, present, and future. These socks show his spiral with twisted, slipped stitches that angle in opposite directions.

In season 4 of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Adam is a boyishly innocent killer. He is Maggie Walsh’s masterpiece, cobbled together from different species. This scarf (or shawl, if you prefer a wider width) is made in garter stitch and contains a ribbed cable, making it reversible. It’s a warm hug from Maggie for Adam in the cold.

In the TV series Game of Thrones and the George R. R. Martin book series, A Song of Fire and Ice, Cersei Lannister is an evil, twisted mean girl, so what better way to celebrate her than an evil, twisted sock? The twisted twin stitches are entwined, just like Cersei and Jaime, and an eight-stitch ribbed cable is just evil enough to not allow ca...

Updated version to include DK weight yarn option coming soon

A 6” x 6” square featuring cables that look more complicated than they are.

A ruffle toy for cats or small dogs or whatever kind of pet you have.

Charted and written - works up to 6” wide with worsted weight yarn. Excellent for all of your 6” x 6” afghan square needs.

As written, works up to 6” wide. Excellent for all of your 6” x 6” afghan square needs.