This is my go-to market bag. I use it all summer long to bring home my farmer’s market haul.

This is a mini version of the elegant market bag. People liked the original, but wanted a smaller faster knit. Enter the munchkin bag: simple, fast, effective.

This pattern was written as part of the 200 shawl project. I have knit it in fingering and lace weight, but it would be just as lovely in a heavier weight.

This is a pattern I wrote for a friend who was getting married. It uses a provisional top-down cast on, and is worked out from the center top of the long edge for the shoulders. This uses some advanced techniques, however the photo tutorials make it approachable for an advanced beginner.

a fun fingerless mitten, worked in the round from the cuff up. This pattern uses twisted stitches and smocking to suggest a flower.

This is the lace version of the Ostara simple beaded wrap. Due to feedback, these are now two different patterns instead of one all-encompasing pattern.

This is a simple beaded wrap worked in 2x2 rib. The instructions include a photo tutorial on how to properly place the beads.