Knit a garment fit for a goddess! The Persephone Tee is inspired by the Greek Goddess Persephone, Queen of the Underworld and Goddess of Vegetation and Springtime. Persephone represents The High Priestess card in Tarot decks, a card that signifies things hidden in dreams, the night and the subconscious. A statue of Persephone in Crete, Greece d...

Stranded colorwork can be intimidating, but my Winter Berries Hat and Cowl pattern is perfect for beginners to colorwork. If you’re a pro, then it’s just a fun design for some winter knitting. The pattern is designed to use only two colors at a time, which is great practice in yarn management. I hope you enjoy knitting up these berries and bran...

Named for the misunderstood Wicked Witch herself, the Elphaba Shawl is a simple but striking. Designed with a Faroese construction style wings and a chevron center panel, this shawl is easy to follow but has just enough detail to keep you motivated.

I’m not ashamed to say it, I am fangirl of the My Favorite Murder podcast! This simple colorwork hat is my little tribute to the MFM family and my fellow knitting murderinos. This pattern has just two adult sizes, but you can certainly change your yarn weight or needle size to adjust the finished measurements. If you want to elongate the hat fo...

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This little hair kerchief is an ideal introduction to two color brioche knitting. There’s no need to feel intimidated by time or yarn investment with this small project. Just pick out some favorite colorways from your stash and get ready to experience the joy of brioche!

Inspired by my own BitMoji avatar, this hat can be knit with either worsted weight yarn or two strands of fingering weight held together. Yardage used will depend on the size chosen.

This pattern is for a cowl or infinity scarf with a lovely little flower motif in purled stitches against stockinette. It features an I-cord cast on and bind off edge with written instructions as well as a link to a video tutorial.

First time Lucky! Or so that’s my hope with my first pattern design, My Lucky Shawl. With subtle four leaf clover textured shapes in two sections and long wavy garter stitch short row, this pattern has just enough detail to keep you engaged. Simple enough for an experience beginner to an intermediate knitter. Gauge is not crucial, so needle siz...