One day, in a box of hand-me-downs for my twins, I came across a sweater that was so nice I wanted it for myself. Problem: it was sized for a three-year old. Impatient knitter that I am, I designed my own version to be done as quickly as possible: top-down, one piece, and seamless.

I’ve gotten so much free advice, information, and so many free patterns from the interwebs that it was time to balance the karmic scales. Here’s my basic toe-up sock pattern for the Magic Loop, for free!

Way back when I used to live in Maine, the thing I disliked most about the winter wasn’t the subzero temperatures, or the icy sidewalks, or the excavation of my car after snowstorms—it was the disappearance of color from the landscape. This scarf takes those washed-out winter days and goes ZAP! It’s also a double-thickness, so you won’t have to...

Some babies pop up where you least expect them! This sweater was designed for my surprise twin daughter. Now you can knit it for the wildflower in your life!

This space invader is intended for my Retrofit sweater, but you can add it to pretty much anything! Just make sure to check your gauge. I sewed it on to the sweater with duplicate stitch, so you can even put it on items that are already finished!