This sick lace motif will have others genuflecting before your skills. It’s actually way fun and easy to knit, since there are no repeats of any kind: each row is its own unique adventure, and when you’re done, you’re done!

This shamelessly derivative piece is my tribute to the 2013 fashion zeitgeist. The pointy collar, horizontal colorblocks, combination of gray and bright neon: all very American Apparel. Go Millennials!

Keep that ubiquitous purse grime off your precious tablet, and look v. sophis. as you peruse the NY Times on your morning commute.

Wherever you make your nest, be it South Dakota farm or Oakland hippie squat, you want it full of warm and homey things. Knitting pillowcases is awesome for two reasons: 1. Unlike sweaters, their usefulness is 100% independent of the weather, and 2. Unlike sweaters, you can show them off all day, every day.

Here’s a cool project that can be customized in a million ways.

I designed these gloves, in blazing “commie red,” for my little brother, who spent the last year protesting economic injustice while living on the chilly streets of Seattle. At one point he and his friends occupied a foreclosed and abandoned ex-home, which they named “Turritopsis Nutricula House” after the immortal jellyfish that can revert to ...

These cozy gloves were inspired by pale iridescent rainbows in a gray sky, a common sight in foggy San Francisco. The fabulous people of the Bay Area love to dress like mermaids on the daily, but the city’s usual fog and drizzle don’t mesh well with shell bikinis. Hence these sirenic gloves, embellished with tiny sequins that sparkle like fish ...

This light and breezy scarf feels like a wisp of summer wind. The beautiful star-shaped lace pattern is worked in a simple 4-stitch repeat that’s easy to knit mindlessly on the morning train.