I have always dreamed of being a beekeeper someday when I’m settled down and have laid my roots somewhere. Bees are one of the most vital parts of our ecosystem; without them we would be without food. In honor of the hard work bees do for us, I created this pattern featuring a delicate honeycomb design and a bright pop of yellow — dyed naturall...

These cute pumpkins can be made in bulky/chunky/worsted or any gauge really, as long as the stitches are tight so as to avoid seeing any poly fill sticking out. The pictured orange pumpkins were made with chunky yarn, and the white one was made with worsted with no adjustments in the pattern made for the different gauges.

This cute headband is unique, but simple enough for everyday wear. I wore one almost daily to and from class around my university’s campus.

This pattern creates boot cuffs to accommodate most calves, up to 16” in circumference.

This is a very simple, very easy pattern that is great for beginners. The size is adjustable to fit you just how you like it.

This turband goes great with a messy top knot bun. Size is easily adjustable to fit any adult head circumference. I recommend using Vanna’s Choice yarn, its soft, sturdy, and hold its shape well. Blocking is essential for this project, but can even be done on acrylic yarn just by using a steam iron.