Stabby Cat is a pattern for knitters who want warm fingers, really, really warm fingers. Knit a cat with a grumpy face or a giant grin. Feeling stabby? Needle felting is a relaxing way to work away your daily aggravations! The knitted finger puppet base provides a firm surface to add intricate felted details. Make tabbies, tuxedos, tortoise she...

A Piece of String is a pattern for knitters who love fingers in fingerless gloves but hate ends. A Piece of String combines crochet with knitting to make a pair of fingerless gloves in one piece of yarn, and enables you use up the entire skein in the process as well!

My Little Jellyfish is a pattern for using up that leftover skein after knitting all your friends and family ruffle scarves. It is designed to use up whole skeins and there are no pesky fray ends to deal with. My Little Jellyfish is knit in one piece from the epidermis, with tentacles just under the hood, ending at the mouth surrounded by flutt...

When life blows, make a blowfish!

Platypus is a pattern for knitters who love fingers in fingerless gloves but dislike knitting tiny tubes and weaving in at least 10 ends per glove. Platypus uses a double knitting technique and short rows to eliminate these problems. There are only 2 ends per glove! In addition, you get to imitate the cool animals with webbed paws, like the pla...

rand() is a top down, seamless pullover with a modified raglan construction that gives it the look of set in sleeves. Asymmetrical ribbing in Fibonacci numbers combines the flattering fit of a ribbed sweater with added visual interest. The detailed instructions tell you how to design your own unique ribbing sequences to work with your gauge in ...

My Little Slug is a pattern for knitting your very own custom slug, for those days when no one will buy you a pony. Knit them in a variety of body sizes with 6 or 8 symmetrical legs. The smallest size makes a great xmas ornament (and takes me less than 2 hours to make)! Decorate your slug with single or multiple eyes, add a mouth to emulate an ...

Tiriaq is a fingerless glove design that can be knitted with or without individual fingers. Cables incorporated into ribbing make these gloves an interesting knit with a flexible fit. Tiriaq means “ermine” in Inuktitut. Wrap your hands in some mink yarn and then wrap them around a ferret!

Kaie is a top down hat that features a slip stitch pattern that shows off variegated yarn and reduces pooling. The top down design lets you maximize the use of your yarn. The pattern suggests leaving about 20g of yarn for the ribbing, but if you like cutting things close try leaving about 11-14g instead.

Kaie is a top down hat that features a slip stitch pattern that shows off variegated yarn and reduces pooling. The top down design makes it easy to try on the hat as you knit and stop when it is a perfect fit!