A pattern from the garage sale song, from cocomelon, designed for a commission. The finished bee is about the size of a… well a melon.

Spider pattern based on a spider from the tabletop game Thirsty Sword Lesbians.

Part of a personal project to make cute knitting patterns of pokemon from gen 1.

This stocking is a bit larger than a normal foot, but if you wish to make it larger, just divide the number of pegs you have by 12, then use that number to multiply by 10 for the ankle. The foot is as many rows as you have pegs. (ie, a 40 peg loom would have 33 rows for the ankle and 40 rows for the foot). This must be done on an even numbered ...

This hat is woven on the top and loom knit on the sides, all on the same loom. It is fairly simple, but time consuming. The end result is a hat that can be worn on crisp or warm days without discomfort.

This is a tiny stocking made with inspirations from Tuteate’s Sock Pattern.

This pattern evolved with a set of fingerless gloves I was making, and I decided to make a heavier duty version with a mitten option. The thumb is left free for phone use and dexterity, and the hood can be pulled away from the fingers and buttoned to the back. I have not attempted this version of the glove in anything but super bulky.

You can increase or decrease both the length and width of this headband. The width can be increased by adding 6 stitches.