An e-book containing my 4 realistic snake plushes: Albino Burmese Python, California Kingsnake, Emerald Tree Boa, and Redtail Boa.

The Got Wool? Sheep Hat is a hand knit version of a design I worked on with my friend for her knitting machine. The hats were so popular at the fiber festivals I vended, and I got so many inquiries about a pattern for the hat, that I decided it was time to convert it!

I tend to misplace small, yet important, notions like

Houdini is a chinchilla who sits up on his back legs in a begging for treats position. He is knit with a fuzzy mohair type yarn, and then optionally brushed for extra fuzziness. His body is about 6.5” long, and he’s 11” including his tail. All parts are knit in the round, and the legs, tail, and ears are sewn on afterward.

Hat comes out with 12cm circumference unstretched, 18cm circumference stretched about as much as it can.

Flounce is a happy fluffy alpaca who wants to come home with you! She is knit entirely in the round, from head to rump, then the legs, ears, and tail are knit separately and sewn on. This pattern is designed for the wonky gauge differences caused by using a big fluffy yarn with a

Doesn’t every kid want to be a sky pirate?

This is a very easy, and very speedy little set of a hat and legwarmers for a baby from newborn to 18 months. I designed it because I needed a babyshower gift with only one day’s notice.

Pattern requires 100g of main color, and 50g of contrast color.

This pattern is all colorwork. It assumes you can use your own judgement to switch between intarsia and stranded as you see fit. Since its going to be seamed up, no one will see your floats, so however you want to work it, will work just fine!

This pattern is all colorwork. It assumes you can use your own judgement to switch between intarsia and stranded as you see fit. Since its going to be seamed up, no one will see your floats, so however you want to work it, will work just fine!

My testers tell me this would make a great first colorwork project.

This pattern is all colorwork. It assumes you can use your own judgement to switch between intarsia and stranded as you see fit. Since its going to be seamed up, no one will see your floats, so however you want to work it, will work just fine!

You will need for a regular miltank (shiny miltank):