Meet Coraline!

This historical-inspired pattern is for a hat that is great for gifting! The design is based on an Aztec tile mosaic.

These His and Hers socks are designed to be knitted top down or toe up, and will look great either way!

Pattern will be available for FREE through midnight 7 October, 2023

These worsted-weight fingerless mitts are designed to be knitted cuff-up with thumb stitches held to waste yarn, picked up and knitted last.

This pattern is for a moebius cowl that can be worked up in a day, and is great for gifting!.

These quick-to-knit socks are totally addictive! The stripe sections go by so fast you just can’t help but want to do another… and another…

This was the featured MKAL for Mystery 220 (more or less) forum for April 2022.

Mercutio, My Friend socks feature a central panel of meandering cables on a reverse stockinette background, with side features.

Wave Runner Socks feature a central panel of waving twisted stitches on a reverse stockinette background.

These stylish mitts will convey your true “Bah, Humbug” spirit! Or maybe they’ll warm your hands and your heart will grow 3 sizes!!

This pattern was written in honor of Queen Elizabeth’s long reign. It features Diamonds for her tiara and Ropes because She was a Sea Ranger at 16 (this is her Girl Guide company). Later she was in the ATS during the war which is part of the army.

This pattern was the Mystery 220 More or Less October 2021 MKAL!!

This is a super-quick and easy hat and mitts that can be worked up in one day, and is great for gifting!

The Twisty Inset Socks are designed top-down AND toe-up for 40, 44, 48, 52, 56, 60, 64, or 72 stitches in 17 different size/yarn weight combinations, including worsted, 2 strands of fingering held together, sport weight, and fingering weight alone.

This pattern is a reflective pair of socks with knitted-in Tall Pines, often referred to in the American South as Trembling Pines, as they are so tall and thin that they will sway and shake in the wind.

This pattern is a pair of socks with undulating lines on the instep, reminiscent of water bubbling over rocks in a creek or stream. The leg of the sock features little Damselflies.

This is a cute “Mystery” hat in 4 parts (all included in pattern).

This pattern features an undulating column of seed stitch, lace, and raised ribbing, which moves closer together and then moves back apart, reflecting from one side to the other. There are outer and central cables, spaced between the undulating columns by insets of seed stitch.

This pattern features two columns of garter stitch, which moves closer together up the sock, cross at the front of the ankle, and move back apart, calling to mind the curving paths or bridges one might find in a park or along a walking greenway. There is a reflecting central lace panel that fits into the space between the garter columns, above ...

This pattern for a nice Fat Hat is quick to knit and suitable for a beginner!

This “pattern”is available in 40, 44, 48, 52, 56, 64, and 72 stitch sizes. When coupled with yarn weight variations, this makes for 15 potential sizes.

This Stranger is glad to be among us!

This lovely, lacy sock:

These socks are truly Make It Yours - Suitable for scraps or busy yarns as the main color, with OPTIONAL colorwork in the leg being 2 semi-solid colors. The colorwork is simple.

Beware of these spoooooky socks!!

I have written a simple ribbed sock pattern with one column of pattern, that:

This “pattern” is more a formula for a lovely, lacy sock with faux-cable borders. It assumes you are familiar with basic sock construction.

PopSockles - Eis am Stiel Socken

This pattern is loosely based on the Fields of Green pattern by Julie Reeser. The pattern is no longer available from any source (even the designer). I wrote to her about obtaining a copy and she replied: ‘I became too ill to do the critical thinking for knitting, and pulled all my designs in case someone needed support I couldn’t give. I went ...

This pattern was written as I knitted the hat, with no additional testers. If you find errors or need clarification, please feel free to PM me via Ravelry.

This Scarf or Cowl pattern includes 2 versions of scarf: Rolled border or Garter border, which are constructed end to end, because the stitch pattern looks great when viewed from either direction. The cowl is close-fitting, worked seamlessly in the round from bottom to top, and can be knitted to be as short or tall as you like.

This pattern was inspired by my breaking of my 5th and 6th right ribs during the Covid-19 shelter-at-home quarantine, because I’m cool like that.

This pattern was the featured Mystery Knit A Long for Solid Socks for April-May 2020. There were 5 clues, one released weekly for five weeks.

Mystery Pattern for Mystery 220 forum, April 2020.

This pattern is an adaptable recipe for top-down or toe-up socks in a sampler of Guernsey/Gansey style stitch patterns and several fit options, including:

These socks are named for my little 1/2 Cherokee grandmother who raised me until I was 10.

“Troi Melltith yn Fendith” is Cymraeg/Welsh for “Turn a curse into a blessing.”

This very easy, long, stocking cap is suitable for very busy variegated, hand dyed, or self-striping yarns in worsted to aran weight. The color striping or pooling will change after each decrease row. The hat will also look GREAT as a totally use-up-those-scraps monster. Have fun!

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This skully chart of my own design is a 10-stitch, 28-row repeat that can be knit in the round in colorwork or knitted back and forth using knit and purl stitches in a washcloth or panel.

Easy-peasy!

The pattern will take most of a skein of super bulky/chunky yarn (70-80 yards). I suggest solid or heather colors or only a very subtly variation in shade, or else the cables may not show very well.

Adorable baby beanie with bottom-up and seamless construction, topped with a pom-pom “pit.”

Easy dress-up one-size teen or adult unisex kippah or yarmulke. Constructed top-down on double-point needles, this pattern will use 40-60 yards of yarn.