Alexander Walker

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Knitting: Mid-calf Socks, Ankle Sock
This pencil sock pattern features instructions for both Toe-Up and Cuff-Down constructions. Length sized to fit.
Knitting: Brooch
Happy Indigenous Veterans Day! Happy (upcoming) Remembrance Day!
Knitting: Animal Toy
Finished object is about 23.5 cm (~9.25 inches) tall.
Knitting: Animal Toy
This small knitted teddy could be used as a doll’s toy, a pocket pal, or a tree decoration. It measures approximately 10 cm tall (4 inches).
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
Create a seamless hat for an adult with a circumference of 53 to 56 cm (21 to 22 inches). This pattern gives lots of room to play with colour, with indented stripes that can really devour that stash.
Knitting: Legwarmers
This is a quickie, if you’re interested.
Knitting: Doll
This pattern is inspired by Pixar’s Inside Out and the character Joy.
Knitting: Doll
Measures approximately 17 cm (6 ¾ inches) tall. The main portion (feet, legs, body, head) is knit flat in one piece.
Knitting: Earwarmers
This headband has a length of 10.5 cm (4 1/8 inches). It has a circumference of approximately 54 cm (21 ¼ inches).
Knitting: Scarf
This scarf was inspired by the film “Despicable Me” and is meant to mimic Gru’s scarf (for all you wannabe evil-doers). This scarf is approximately 210cm (82 1/3 inches or 6 7/8 feet) long and 6.5cm (2.5 inches) wide. It is reasonably thin at 0.5 cm (3/16 inches).
Knitting: Toy Plant
This pattern is fresh and new. He is a bit top heavy, so if you want to add some weight to his bottom when you do it, be my guest!
Knitting: Headband
This is a sport weight, textured headband. The pattern calls for sport weight yarn. It finishes to be approximately 60 cm (23 inches) around, unstretched. It is sized for adults and/or teens.
Knitting: Softies - Other
Inspired by The Legend of Zelda. This pattern is pretty polished, though I could use some feedback.
Knitting: Headband
This is a quick, colourful headband that was inspired by Firefly’s Jayne Cobb (and his Cunning Hat) and Louise Robert’s Stitch Surfer Socks. Techniques used include: knitting flat, increase, decrease, stockingette stitch, intarsia, colour change, grafting, and provisional cast on.
Knitting: Softies - Other
This is my first pattern I’ve designed, and it turned out pretty well. The piece is done from the legs forward on dpns, in one piece, except for the bulb and front legs, which are sewn on later.