a long time ago, we used to be friends,

The second of three patterns in my Falling Coin trio, this time using Galleon from Schmutzerella Yarns. Knut is a lovely hat, and Sickle is coming soon!

The first of three in my cabled “Falling Coin” accessory collection. Second is a cowl out of “Galleon”, and third is the coming-soon Sickle.

Named for one of my favorite running jokes from the tv show Psych, I’ve Heard It Both Ways is a snug beanie with a reversible stitch--meant to resemble the texture of another running joke in the show: a pineapple.

Inspired by the names of Schmutzerella Yarns’ mini skein sets, this pattern contains two scarves. Garter stitch and lace are melded for a textured, almost reversible scarf with delicate eyelet edges.

Each Sorting Scarf begins with a provisional cast-on to knit a length of i-cord, then stitches are picked up to begin the body of the shawl. You begin at the widest point and slowly decrease, making the scarf a quick knit!

Each Sorting Scarf begins with a provisional cast-on to knit a length of i-cord, then stitches are picked up to begin the body of the shawl. You begin at the widest point and slowly decrease, making the scarf a quick knit!

Each Sorting Scarf begins with a provisional cast-on to knit a length of i-cord, then stitches are picked up to begin the body of the shawl. You begin at the widest point and slowly decrease, making the scarf a quick knit!

Each Sorting Scarf begins with a provisional cast-on to knit a length of i-cord, then stitches are picked up to begin the body of the shawl. You begin at the widest point and slowly decrease, making the scarf a quick knit!

This chunky hat features a cable motif inspired by River Song’s diary and all the wibbly wobbly, timey wimey adventures stored inside.

This pattern is eligible for the Indie Design Gift-A-Long, which is a KAL/CAL of holiday gifts

This pattern is eligible for the Indie Design Gift-A-Long, which is a KAL/CAL of holiday gifts

This pattern was designed for Schmutzerella Yarns’ “Spicy Food” Surprise Box! Learn about her super fun Surprise Boxes in her Ravelry Group.

Featured knitting pattern for the 2014 LYS Tour.

Poplar Bark Loop is a cozy cowl created with cables and a chevron-esque rib. It is worked in the round on either 24’’(60cm) or 32”(80cm) circulars. Some testers found the 32”(80com) needle too tight for before the ribbing, and others found the body was too cramped on the 24”(60cm). Take note on what may affect you, and choose your needles accor...