The first week of the pattern release (until Tuesday, March 17th, 2020), all proceeds will be donated to An Open Book Foundation, a children’s literacy foundation that assists schools that don’t have enough books on their shelves, by bringing in authors and illustrators for writing and reading workshops and presentations. Each child gets to tak...

I always end up having amazing little bits of fingering weight yarn left over after projects. This pattern uses small amounts (45-120 yards) to create a striped or faded cowl.

Starting on May 30, 2020, all proceeds for this shawl will be donated to The Black Lives Matter movement.

Like many, I fell in love with the colored ball jars. I use mine for everything. Morning coffee, freezing leftovers, saving bulk oats, etc.

This was my entry to the DC State Fair in 2014. I ended up earning a first place ribbon but I was just super excited to have charted and knitting my first color work pattern.

A quick gift that will make it look like you spent way more time on it then you did. A pom pom to finish it of it comes in baby, child and adult sizes.

Inspired by doctor who. I created these mitts to use up the scraps from a Osgood scarf I made. Which can be found here!

I am often very inspired by the yarn in my stash. My mother purchased this amazing skein of Why Knot Fibers Selky DK for me at Wool and Honey in Cedar, MI during a summertime visit. After the first evening that dipped into the 60’s here in DC I was inspired to create a sweet confection from this skein.

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