Hook size: E (3.5mm)

Hook size: E (3.5mm)

My Pocket Pokémon patterns are tiny guys, about 3”x 2” in height/length once finished. They’re perfect for turning into keychains or ornaments to hang on a Christmas tree, every doorknob in the house, you get the idea.

My Pocket Pokémon patterns are tiny guys, about 3”x3” in size once finished. They’re perfect for turning into keychains or ornaments to hang on a Christmas tree, every doorknob in the house, you get the idea.

My Pocket Pokémon patterns are tiny guys, about 3”x3” in size once finished. They’re perfect for turning into keychains or ornaments to hang on a Christmas tree, every doorknob in the house, you get the idea.

My Pocket Pokémon patterns are tiny guys, about 3”x 2” in height/length once finished. They’re perfect for turning into keychains or ornaments to hang on a Christmas tree, every doorknob in the house, you get the idea.

My Pocket Pokémon patterns are tiny guys, about 3”x 2” in height/length once finished. They’re perfect for turning into keychains or ornaments to hang on a Christmas tree, every doorknob in the house, you get the idea.

My Pocket Pokémon patterns are tiny guys, about 3”x 2” in height/length once finished. They’re perfect for turning into keychains or ornaments to hang on a Christmas tree, every doorknob in the house, you get the idea.

Hook size: F (3.75mm)

Beyond the Border is a standard brimmed, cabled hat with an added border of color. The border is actually worked in during the rest of the hat construction. The hat comes in two sizes and making the hat smaller or larger is easily accomplished and explained within the pattern.

The yarn “Juicy” by Harmony Fiber is only found at a few select shops in Alaska, including Wooly Mammoth Alaska. Any gradient yarns would look great in this simple stitch pattern!

A wavy and delicate lace cowl pattern, perfect for any variegated or solid fingering weight yarn.

This pattern is great for beginning knitters that want a fast pair of warm fingerless gloves and to learn the mattress stitch. The mattress stitch is one of the most proficient ways to seam knitted items, such as gloves, sweaters, etc. There is a wonderful tutorial on how to do the mattress stitch on verypink.com. (She’s my fave).

This pattern was created to teach my beginning knitting classes. It’s a very simple ‘knit in the round’ pattern in which anyone, even first time knitters can knit without frustration.

Create a set of these attractive crochet in the round circles made of single crochet, half double crochet and double crochet stitches. Use them as coasters to protect your table tops or even string them together to hang on your wall for decoration!

Cables and lace merged together creates this timeless pattern, which mimics the hollows of aged trees. This project begins with a provisional cast on and ends with a 3-needle bind off, which creates a tidy seam. This scarf was made with approximately 200g of a tonally dyed, smooth fingering wieght yarn.

This easy and fun knit in the round cowl series has four great stitch pattern options for the border and main body that any beginner knitter can handle. It only requires one skein of a 100g ball of smooth worsted weight yarn, so enjoy knitting the whole series!

This unisex scarf is compiled of a fine mixture of knits, purls, basic cables and twisted stitches to create a very textured, yet tidy rib-like fabric. Use a smooth yarn for best results of this highly textured piece.

This simple knit in the round jellyfish is the perfect piece for a child’s room, bathroom or office space. The main body of this sea creature is knit on double pointed needles with the use of increases, basic ribbing and decreases. The stingers are attached simply by threading different lengths of funky yarns through the main body!

This is an easy cowl/neck warmer made with a simple Mock Rib pattern, two button holes and a super bulky yarn for fast knitting. It’s a great quick gift for friends, family, or for yourself.

Pumpkin Spice is a quick knit, perfect for fall decor. It’s knit in the round with increases, k4, p2 ribbing and decreases. Make one, two, or twenty for yourself and all of your friends. It’ll bring the fall spirit into any home.

Elegant and simple, a scarf made from a mixture of garter stitch, stockinette stitch and 1x1 ribbing. This beginner friendly project allows you to create a very wearable unisex scarf for you or someone you know.

This bulky weight textured afghan is the perfect project to hunker down and knit for the colder winter months. It alternates between garter stitch and double seed stitch with every color change.

Poke’ball- A device to capture wild Pokemon and tame them as your partner in battle.

This design is a double thick crochet hot pad. The super thick stitching will be able to support the heat from hot pots without ruining your tables or counters.

Blast away your enemies and blow away your friends with your knitting skills, with this bottom up, knit in the round bomb. If you have any stashed skeins of smooth worsted weight yarn, this is the perfect excuse to use it.

This pattern was inspired by an Alaskan yarn dyer. She loves mushrooms, so, a giant mushroom had to be made. It’s a simple crochet stuffed animal to make, and can be made out of any yarn you desire.

This Dishcloth/Facecloth mimics the body of a washboard to clean your dirtiest dishes or faces. It uses the single crochet ribbing throughout the main body, finishing with a single crochet border in a popping accent color.

This is a super easy knit that can be finished within a couple of hours by knitting each row back and forth to create the garter stitch until one skein is used up.

The classic Poke’ball from Poke’mon, but tiny!

Sorry all. I’ve removed all patterns designed after trademarked or copyrighted material to avoid infringement.

This is a super small and cute snowy owl. He’s a one size item with my free pattern.

Per request, this pattern has become available once again. Keep in mind it’s a very old pattern of mine and has not been updated or reworked and I have no plans to do so. I wish you luck.

I saw a hat like this online a long time ago and liked it a lot, so I’ve created my own pattern to look similar to what I saw. It’s a slip stitch ribbing mixed with clusters and single crochet to give it a lot of texture on the cap/crown.

Sorry all. I’ve removed all patterns designed after trademarked or copyrighted material to avoid infringement.