Get ready to knit a pair of slippers that blend warmth, style, and a touch of woodland magic! Worked flat with worsted weight yarn and 4 mm (US size 6) needles, these adult-sized slippers feature a charming owl motif perched on top of the foot and a snug, sturdy cuff that wraps around your ankle for extra warmth. Designed to fit most adults, fr...

Cozy up with this deer motif slipper knitting pattern, perfect for celebrating the holidays or warming up the dedicated deer hunter after a long day in the deer stand. This pattern is designed for knitters who are comfortable with the basics of knitting. If you’ve never used a cable needle, no worries! I’ve included photos and detailed descript...

As the crisp autumn air rolls in and the scent of pumpkin spice fills the air, there’s no better time to crochet a fun and festive beanie to keep you warm. This pumpkin beanie (or toque) is the perfect project to get into the fall spirit. Whether you’re heading out for a pumpkin patch adventure or just cozying up with your favourite latte, this...

Knit flat on 2 needles with regular worsted weight yarn with single pointed knitting needles, any knitter with some basic knitting knowledge can easily knit up a pair! Don’t know how to M1 to make the thumb gusset or how to knit cable stitches? There are QR codes and links to YouTube videos showing you exactly how to do it. Make yourself a beau...

Love the cottagecore look and know how to knit? Then this knitting pattern may be just the thing you’re looking for! Highly customizable, you can choose any collection of colours to make it match your favourite fall outfit. Please note, due to fit and aesthetic reasons, the thumb and palm of the glove do NOT have the pattern; it’s a plain stock...

Designed to be knit flat on straight needles with worsted weight yarn, these gloves are perfect for knitters of all levels. If you have some experience but may need a little extra guidance, the pattern includes links to a bunch of how-to videos on YouTube if you need extra help.

This pattern is made with worsted weight yarn and straight, single point knitting needles (4 mm or US size 6). The extra bit along the side is where you can add your choice of colours. It’s a great project to use up some of those smaller bits of yarn in your stash you don’t know what to do with. You can make slipper from a woman’s size 6 to a m...

You now can wear owls in every season. Knit up a stylish owl bucket hat with this easy to follow knitting pattern.

Knit this fabulous bucket hat! Makes a great practical and stylish gift for nearly everyone from children to adults. Great for folks of most knitting levels, the pattern includes clear instructions and videos links.

Crochet this extra warm beanie hat or toque and guard against the cold. Make it in one solid colour or use a selection, the choice is yours.

Love the versatility of the granny square? Me too! Make this super cool crocheted boho hippie hat to wear to your next music festival, day at the beach or strolling through the farmer’s market. Please note… the printable PDF download, because of all the helpful photos, is 26 pages long.

Knit flat on 2 needles with regular worsted weight yarn with single pointed knitting needles, any knitter with some basic knitting knowledge can easily knit up a pair of these fingerless mitts! Don’t know how to do cable stitches or make a thumb gusset? There are YouTube videos showing you exactly how to do it through easily accessible, scannab...

I’ve been diligently working on a set of owl warm winter woolies. The beanie hat is finished and now so is the matching scarf!

It’s finally done! I’ve been wanting to make a toque (or beanie) with my favourite owl motif for a while now. I finally got around to it and I have to say, it turned out better than I thought!

This is my next foray into designing winter headwear and is the second beanie or toque pattern I’ve designed. I have plans to add additional motifs to my touques but I needed to design the basic hat before I went into further, more complicated designs.

This is the stylized version of my very popular Moccasin Slippers with a Cuff Pattern I wanted to make a more stylized version with more texture and visual appeal, so here we are.

This is the stylized version of my very popular Moccasin Slippers with a Cuff Pattern I wanted to make a more stylized version with more texture and visual appeal, so here we are.

Knit flat on 2 needles with regular worsted weight yarn with single pointed knitting needles this will certainly be the most unique pieces you’ll make in a while. Not sure if this pattern is for you? There are numerous photos showing you exactly how to do the trickier parts. As long as you have the knitting basics covered, I will show you the r...

Knit flat on 2 needles with regular worsted weight yarn with single pointed knitting needles, any knitter with some basic knitting knowledge can easily knit up a pair! And if you get stuck, there are YouTube videos to help you along. It’s time to up your knitting game and make some truly awesome stuff!

This is the extra thick version of my very popular Moccasin Slippers with a Cuff pattern. People had requested that this be made into an extra thick version to wear longer and knit up quicker. So I did.

I really enjoy making this style of knitted slipper. I’ve found that many people like a slipper that fits a bit more snuggly and has a cuff to help keep the slipper on the foot. It adds to the coziness and security.

My latest design incorporating the motif as the piece is made. These fingerless gloves are perfect for the cooler season.

This is the simplified version of my very popular Knitted Owl Slipper Pattern. I realized that not everyone may want owls on their slippers. That a more plain slipper was something that any man, woman or child would wear as plain old knitted slippers. If you are interested in the smaller, child sizes, you can try this link - Child Size Moccasin...

Learn how to knit and make a dishcloth! This is a great project for new knitters as it only uses basic stitches. The publication includes links and scannable QR codes that show you how to do all the stitches you’ll need to make a functional dishcloth.

If you have some knitting knowledge and can knit both on single pointed needles and in the round on double pointed needles, this pattern will be easy for you. If you don’t know how to knit in the round, this pattern is a great place to start!

This is a great pattern for anyone who has limited knitting experience. If you know how to purl, knit, K2tog, M1 and Cast on, this pattern should be no problem. If you have any issues, the pattern contains QR codes you can take a photo of and the link will take you directly to the video to show you how to do it.

Jazz up your dish cleaning and make a refined dishcloth. Make it in 2 sizes, a smaller and larger version. You can also use this same pattern to make coasters; a great way to use up the leftover bits of yarn you have in your yarn stash. The pattern includes all the instructions to make everything.

This knitted slipper pattern makes for a quick to knit, extra thick slipper with minimal seams. The top is joined to the sole as you knit the sole of the slipper.

Gussy it up or wear it plain, this crocheted hat pattern is extremely versatile, letting you make hats for everyone’s liking. The PDF printable download includes crochet patterns to make the flower and leaves. Please note… with the photos and instructions, this pattern is 19 pages.

If you are looking to make slippers fast and thick, this is the pattern for you! For this pattern, I’ve designed it so you can use either 2 strands of worsted weight yarn (10 ply or No. 4 yarn) or you can use super bulky yarn (14 ply or No. 6 yarn). The number of stitches and rows per inch is quite low, so they work up very quickly.

Knit flat on 2 needles with regular worsted weight yarn with single pointed knitting needles, any knitter with some basic knitting knowledge can knit up a pair! Don’t know how to make increases or think you may have trouble with the spider body and head? There are YouTube videos showing you exactly how to do it. It’s time to up your knitting ga...

The pattern uses worsted weight yarn and size 5 mm (size 8 US) single pointed knitting needles. It’s knit flat and you can either use self-striping yarn or use different shades of yarn to make this toque. I indicate where to change the colours of yarn in the pattern so there isn’t any confusion. But please note, you can knit the beanie in one s...

This is the more simplified version of my very popular Moccasin Slippers with a Cuff I wanted to design a pattern that was still very minimalistic but didn’t require any special techniques or multiple needles. This is what I came up with.

Learn how to knit and make a dishcloth or coasters with this knitting pattern! It’s a great pattern for anyone learning to knit. If you know how to cast on, cast off and knit, you can make this dishcloth. Don’t know how? That’s ok too because I have a video on YouTube that will show you how! Here’s the link if you’d like to watch - Free Knittin...

These two slipper styles are actually the same knitting pattern but showcase one side of the work or the other. They are easily made with the same basic knitting stitches and if you can make one style, you can make the other! The pattern is for slippers from a men’s size 6 to 13 and for a women’s 6 to 13. I’ve also provided direct links in the ...

These two slipper styles are actually the same knitting pattern but showcase one side of the work or the other. They are easily made with the same basic knitting stitches and if you can make one style, you can make the other! The pattern is for slippers from a men’s size 6 to 13 and for a women’s 6 to 13. I’ve also provided direct links in the ...

These two slipper styles are actually the same knitting pattern but showcase one side of the work or the other. They are easily made with the same basic knitting stitches and if you can make one style, you can make the other! The pattern is for slippers from a men’s size 6 to 13 and for a women’s 6 to 13. I’ve also provided direct links in the ...

Make a pair of adult moccasin style bootie slippers with this knitting pattern.

This is what happens when a dishcloth and a slipper have a love child. You get the best of both! Also, I’ve always admired the classic Ugg boots that are available and wanted to create an homage to a simple design that just works aesthetically without a lot of fluff, bibs or bobs.

Made with large double pointed needles, 5.5 mm (US size 9) with worsted weight yarn, these fingerless gloves are super fast to make if you know how to knit in the round. And really, knitting in the round isn’t difficult. But darn it! It does look impressive when you’re knitting something using four needles. Not gonna lie.

After many requests, I finally rewrote my popular Owl Fingerless Glove pattern so it can be knit flat on 2 needles. And a cable needle but have no worries. I made videos!

Knit flat on 2 needles with regular worsted weight yarn, any new knitter can easily knit up a pair of these funky fingerless gloves

This pattern is perfect for beginners! All the stitches are easy to do and if you need to brush up on your knitting or need to learn how to do the stitches, there are links right in the pattern to click and watch the video.

To start, I’d like to let you know that this pattern is written out in full on my website here -

Knit in the round on double pointed needles (dpn) with regular worsted weight yarn, these can be made either long or short, whatever suits your style. The bows are made as you go and the knitting pattern includes photos to show you how to make them.

This is the simplified version of my very popular Knitted Owl Fingerless Gloves Pattern. I realized that not everyone may want owls on their gloves. Also, that they may want a thinner, more delicate version that works great with shade yarns.

After years as this being a read only pattern on my website, I’ve finally formatted it to print! Of course, I left it on my website and you can still read the ad supported FREE version in full here:

These are fairly quick to make if you’re somewhat of an experienced knitter. Don’t know how to knit in the round on double pointed needles (dpn)? You can learn now! I made a step-by-step video on YouTube showing every single round!

If you’ve done a little knitting before and are looking for something that’s a bit more challenging, why not give this knitted dishcloth pattern a whirl! It’s not overly complicated and looks awesome when you’re done. If you know knitting basics, you can easily get this done in a single evening. The patterns includes photos showing how to make ...

This pattern is great for beginners just learning how to knit. It now comes with a fun, step-by-step video tutorial showing everything from casting on, casting off, knit, purl and working in the ends.

These slippers are the perfect mix of comfort, style, and simplicity! Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned knitter, this pattern is fun and easy to follow. Experienced knitters will find it comes together quickly, while beginners can build confidence with basic skills.

You can read the pattern in full on my website here - Knitted Owl Slipper Pattern

If you’ve crocheted before and are familiar with most of the stitches, this will be a snap for you to make. If you’re new, it may push you a bit, but is still totally doable. It’s extremely repetitive and once you catch on, the repeated sections will be second nature to you.

If you wanted to learn how to knit, this is the perfect project! Using only 3 basic stitches and including a complete how-to video on YouTube, you can make a beautiful lace like dishcloth.

Back on the bracelet train! This time it’s for a beautiful flower that you can wear on your wrist. You’ll enjoy making these. It’s fun to see how the flower will turn out based on the colour choices you choose.

After a bit of a slipper hiatus, I’m back!

Crochet isn’t limited to afghans and throw pillows. You can make nearly anything and this pattern proves it! With this pattern you can make truly unique bracelets and necklaces. The look and feel of the final piece you create with this pattern depends entirely on the style of the charms you choose. You can make it seasonal to celebrate a holida...

The third in my series of crocheted bracelets. This is a fairly simple bracelet to make and doesn’t involve any complicated or unusual stitches. If you have successfully completed other crocheted projects, this should be easy for you to make.

Looking for something unique to crochet? Look no further! I have a thing for bracelets (and slippers, but that’s another story) and this is one of my most favourite things to crochet. Quick and easy to make, once you have made a few, it’ll take you less than an evening to make one.

Make yourself a nifty pair of flip mitts. They’re hip, trendy and handier than a pocket on a shirt! Not only can you make these super awesome mitts for just about anyone from teen to adult, but you can forgo the finger portion and make some cool fingerless gloves. The flap portion comes over your fingers when needed and flips back out of your w...

Learn to knit comfy, cozy cabled slippers. This pattern shows you how to make slippers for children from a small size 3 to a large 3, and a woman’s and man’s size 4 to 12. This makes it a great project for a knitter with some experience but wanting to make something that is a little more challenging. Even if you have never knit a cable before, ...

If you want to learn how to crochet and make a completed project then this pattern is for you! Using very basic stitches, and including a FREE YouTube video (Crochet a Dishcloth) that shows every step from beginning to end, you can make a dishcloth in no time. Even an experienced crocheter can enjoy this FREE pattern download.

Improve your texting in cold climates with these thumbless mittens. More than just a pair of fingerless gloves, these keep your hands warm and only expose your thumbs when needed.

One of my more popular knitted slipper designs because of the cuff. The sizing for these beauties is for a woman’s size 6 - 11 and a man’s size 5 - 10.

Hand knit slippers are wonderful, but it’s nice to be able to make a fancier pair, especially if you are making them as a gift. This pattern shows you how to make slippers for girls from size 9 up to a woman’s size 12. The stitches used to make the slippers are very basic and this pattern includes detailed instructions and step by step photos t...

I’ve been asked by a number of people to convert my knitted adult slipper pattern to child sizes and as promised, here it is! I’ve made the pattern fit children’s feet from a small size 5 up to a teen size 5. That means you can make a slipper to fit feet that measure 5 1/4” to 9” long. Anything larger than that can be made with my other free pa...

This is a great novice knitting project because it only uses basic stitches that are very easy master. This is also a great project for experienced knitters because these slippers are very quick and easy to make. The pattern enables you to make a variety of sizes, from a woman’s size 6 up to a man’s size 14.

One of my most favourite things to knit…slippers just like Grandma used to make. I designed the pattern so any one can create them for adults from a woman’s size 7-12 or a man’s 6-11.

One of my favourite patterns by far. I’ve given the pattern so any one can create them for adults from a man’s size 7-12 or a woman’s 6-13. Men’s size 12 -13 are given separately following the general pattern.