In Lewis Carroll’s beloved “Alice in Wonderland” stories, the Cheshire Cat is an unhelpful prankster who appears to young Alice in the woods. When she tries to ask him which way she ought to go, he tells her that it really doesn’t matter which direction she chooses if she doesn’t have a destination in mind. This pattern will show you how to kni...

I am pleased to offer up this pattern for a knit dragon as an alternative to the crocheted one that I also have available. This is my first knitting pattern, so please do let me know if anything should be changed, but I have tested it out extensively and believe it to be easily understandable. It uses standard US abbreviations. The pattern is 1...

We all know someone who just doesn’t do mornings, right? Maybe you are that person. Well, the night owl understands. The night owl is totally happy to be up all night long, but once mornings hits -- ugh. He just wants to be back in BED. Maybe a little coffee will see him through the first part of the day. And, standing at about 4 inches tall, t...

A crochet pattern for the DnD monsters known as beholders, owned by Wizards of the Coast. If you would rather bookmark the pattern than download the pdf, you may do so here: http://ayakitsune.dreamwidth.org/3826.html

Here is a small goblin minion, standing around 9 inches tall, to lend an ear while you scheme your schemes and plot your plots. Though this is only a pattern for the goblin, with a little alteration and addition on your part, it could also make a lovely devil, or even a house elf.

Because every witch needs a flying monkey!

Please note that this is an intermediate-advanced pattern; when I designed my first dragon, I did so aiming for appearance, not for ease of pattern. But, I have had this proofread by two other crocheters, and it includes several pictures to guide you along your way.