If you’re a fan of the Starz Outlander series then this is the pattern for you. It’s my interpretation of the boot toppers that the men from Clan MacKenzie wear in the first season. I did NOT design an entire sock - just a boot cuff to look nice peaking out from the top of your boots (or wellies.) Wear them either folded over the top of your bo...

If you’re a fan of the Starz Outlander series than this is the pattern for you. It’s my interpretation of Donalda Gilchrist’s Wool Waulking Mitts from the first season.

I like designing critter hats. This one, an Eagle Hat is the latest in my pattern inventory. I especially like the hooked beak.

Based on the lovely shawl Claire wears on her trip with the MacKenzies, this design features intarsia stripes for an interesting knit. Use a kilt pin, other decorative brooch, or shawl pin to close at the front edge.

If you’re a fan of the Starz Outlander series than this is the pattern for you. It’s my interpretation of Claire’s Capelet from episode 104 “The Gathering.”

Are you an Outlander fan? If you’ve been watching this series on Starz network, you no doubt have been fascinated by the wonderful costumes. I especially liked Mrs. Fitz’s Mitts. While her mitts on the show are loose and slouching - I prefer a fitting fingerless mitt - so I shaped these for that purpose.

If you’re looking for a quick Christmas stocking pattern, you’ve come to the right place. You can knit this up in a day (it took me about five hours).

Animal hats are always fun and entertaining no matter what age. I created this beaver hat for my friend who collects all things beaver. I especially love his teeth.

Who doesn’t need an adorable bear hat for the cold weather? This one gets tons of praise and is whimsical for all ages. Knit it up in brown, black or white - depending on which species of bear is your favorite. Or be creative with your colors.

Looking for a whimsical critter cap to keep you warm this winter? Foxes are all the rage so you’ll be sure to be the focus of conversation with this adorable hat.

This stocking knits up so quickly that you could make one, two or maybe more for the holidays this year. I was inspired by my friend James - aka KiwiKiltedKnitter - who gifted me a set of his JOY Mini Christmas Stockings. They’re so cute that I wanted to Jumbo-size them.