Set of four plant pot cozies, designed for 4” pots. Great as a gift, or to brighten up your own collection of small pots.

My Tessa Mittens have been a favourite of mine ever since I designed them, but I wanted to change up the pattern a little bit. These fun rainbow mitens were also made top‐down, two-at‐a‐time, but instead of a gusseted thumb, I’ve used an after-thought thumb, to make sure that the rainbow striping remained consistent.

A quick crochet using bangle-style bracelets to create a cute and elegent little evening purse. Add embellishments, fringe, beads, or even make a long strap for little hippy purse.

Having knit a couple of pairs of socks toe-up two-at-a-time magic loop, I realized that this same procedure would make a great pair of mittens. I took some of my favourite sock ‘recipes’ and adapted them to make mittens. These are made to be a left and right mitten.

I designed this flower to accessorize crocheted sundress, but would look cute on hats, pants or even as a brooch. Its a simple crocheted flower that can also be used as a motif for a larger design; scarves, wraps, etc.

With the goal of practicing elimination communication with my new baby boy, I was struggling daily with pants, domes, socks, diaper covers, and diaper domes. I needed to reduce the number of layers between us without compromising his warmth. Any leg warmers I found in stores were simply too girly for my little man, and frankly too expensive. So...

This hat can be knit in the round or flat, in one, two or three colours. You can also easily alter the size by changing needles and yarn; anything from fingering weight for a newborn, to aran weight for a grown man…although I’d love to see the man that wears this hat!

My husband’s exwife (my kids’ biomom) was expecting another baby and I made a felted diaper bag as a gift. I was inspired by the knitted felted bags on knitkit.com, but designed this one myself. Have fun with the colours, the placement and number of pockets!