One size to fit 18 - 22”

This pattern is written using the Magic Loop Method. The internet a good resource for learning this method if it is new to you. Alternatively, you may use dpns, distributing Front stitches across needles 1 & 2, and Back stitches across needles 3 & 4

The Jirachi pattern was interpreted from a Japanese motif, and named after the star-shaped Pokemon character

Puck is the famously known Shakespearean mischief maker in A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Mirroring our “merry wanderer of the night”, the alternating cables duck in and out of the ribbing, which provides a significant amount of stretch to fit a wide range of noggins.

NOLA is a versatile rectangular shawl (or scarf) with overlapping, wave-like ripples and a feminine lace edging. It can be worn as a fun accessory for a casual night on the town, or with your favorite little black dress for a formal event.

Coccolare translates from Italian to mean “cuddle” or “pamper” - and this hat does both!

Pattern includes instructions for both short and long sleeves; and contains written and charts for stitch pattern.

Dress instructions HAVE BEEN added to sweater pattern and were redistributed to anyone who had already purchased the pattern

This is the worsted version of my popular Falling Leaves hat. It’s perfect for stash busting…and gifting last minute! Enjoy!

A doubled around cozy and quick cowl for anyone who loves who loves style and comfort.

My husband wanted a new winter hat with the stipulation that I design it. When he tried it on and said “Luke, I am your Fa-ther”, we knew it needed to be named after the Dark Lord himself…Darth Vader. I’ve worked it in two different yarns and needle sizes with the same cast on number. “How does THAT even work?!?!”, you may wonder. The twisted r...

This shawl/shawlette is knit from the point of the main section to the neck edge; stitches/loops are then picked up for the pinecone section and the edging is worked from one side to the other by casting on additional stitches.

Ever feel like you want something to keep your neck cozy warm without the bulkiness of a scarf? Well look no further! This cowl is long enough to pull up over your nose when the temps drop, and stylish enough to wear with a sweater if your office gets cool.

Pattern updated on January 19, 2009 (Row 5)

** Please check your gauge before knitting. If you feel body of hat has been worked too “long” and feels “big” on your head, try starting decreases (in purl section) once length gets to crown of head **