I found myself to be the lone costume designer for a school production of “The Seussical”. I saw some really bright and soft fun fur yarn at my local yarn shop, All Points Yarn, in Des Moines, Washington, and I knew that this yarn needed to be in the play. I had 10 Whos to make costumes for and this pattern was made for them.

This raglan pullover is knit flat in 4 pieces, stitched together, and then finished off with the collar. This pullover has an ease of 1-1/2”-2”, knit in stockinette stitch with intarsia on the front and a little bit of embroidery on top of that. The pattern is mainly written with a chart of Pikacu.

This pattern was was requested by my son. He wanted a winter scene vest for Christmas 2014. I liked the idea of a quiet village sleeping under the snow under a full moon.

A simple cowl done in stockinette stitch with rolled edges at the top and the bottom. Great to wear around the neck on cold winter days or to pull up over your head when the wind and rain starts up.

I created the “Minecraft, Steve, Creeper Charts” for knitters who have a Minecraft fan in their life. Those charts are already on Ravelry.

My friend Andrea and I recently completed Minecraft sweaters for our sons. We used these charts to add to an already existing cardigan pattern.

This is an interesting, but not difficult pattern, that uses three colors and slip stitches. One color is worked back and forth across a row at a time. There is no stranding. The second color is slipped onto the needle from the row below, giving a fair isle effect. All three colors can be carried up the side, so there is not a lot of finishing ...