This is a pair of socks with pixie toes designed to match the Little Acorns Sweater. They are made Toe-up, Two-at-a-time, on a long circular needle, but can be adapted to DPs. The socks have an Afterthought-Heel or an optional short row heel.

This is a unisex & simplified version of the Little Acorns Sweater and matches the Acorn Pixie Socks

This hat matches the Christmas Candy Mitts. There are no instructions in the pattern, charts only. The pattern is repeated five times, working in the round. The pattern has two charts, one for peppermint and one for spearmint. Just choose your colour, cast on, knit a K1, P1, ribbing for about 2-ins and follow the chart.

These are made like traditional Norwegian mitts, with a ribbed cuff and a gusseted thumb. The left hand is peppermint and the right hand is spearmint. The pattern PDF is the charts only, (no other instruction is given) some experience with stranded colour work mittens is helpful.

The pattern comes with instructions for both styles of hats. The Santa Hat and the Christmas Tree Hat. There are only a few changes in the decorations on the hats other wise they are basically the same hat. The hat is a really quick knit, I made 32 hats for my whole family in one month. At my peak speed I could knit 1 and a half hats in one day...

These mitts are made in fingering weight sock yarn. The pattern is charted with separate charts for the child’s size.

I have always thought that norwegian selbu look a bit like church windows, This was the inspiration for these mittens. They are made like traditional norwegian selbu with a ribbed cuff and gusseted thumb.

This pattern is a photo-tutorial showing how to make a double knit gingham on a long knitting loom. You will need a loom with at least 50 pegs. It makes a thick two sided scarf.

This is the chart for the cuff and thumbs only. The original Dr. Who Selbu Mittens were designed by Kelsey Seay.

This little cap matches the Easter Egg Sweater. It takes only a few hours to knit. I used the left over wool from the sweaters to knit the bonnets and had just enough to finish. If you knit to gauge on the NB size you will have just barely enough to make both the sweater and bonnet, You will have more than enough for sweater and bonnet in the 6...

This pattern is a very easy and quick knit. Included with the pattern is a photo-tutorial on dyeing wool with Easter egg dyes (hence the name.) Please post pictures of dyed yarn in the projects page so other people can see your yarn and get ideas. Even if you don’t plan on knitting the sweater. The yarn produced in this way is truly random even...

This is a fingerless version of the Christmas Mitts. While making a pair of mitts for a young lady she asked me if I could make them Fingerless. I thought it out and here they are. This pattern has the charts for fingerless mitts.

This is a long awaited bonnet to match the Little Acorns Sweater.

The name for this sweater comes from that old saying,

These socks remind me of when I was a young girl, dancing in the living room in sock feet, with my little sister. They really do twirl and dance as you knit them.

For those people truly ADDICTED to KNITTING.

This hat takes about 2-3 hours to make. This pattern has a full description of how to join-as-you-knit a finger knitted strip so that you can make a hat. There is now a video tutorial on YouTube Part 1 & Part 2 There are pictures to show how to make the strip but if you want a full description of how to finger knit you will need to download...

This blanket has a lattice work of garter stitch branches that surround a leaf & acorn. It has a garter stitch salvage edge that is worked as you knit the blanket. The inspiration for the design comes from Leaf and Acorn Lace edging The blanket matches the Little Acorns Sweater also inspired by the same vintage lace pattern. The doll in the...

The shawl was designed as a baby blanket and because of the slightly ruffled outer edge when you wrap baby in it you get a beautiful ring of acorns and leaves around the baby’s face. It also makes the shawl a nice cape-let for an adult.

Paisley has an allover rosebud lace pattern and due to the unusual increase method the shawl is truly shaped like a paisley. It looks wonderful in a gradient yarn or hand spun.

These little pixies are realy quick and easy to make. The pattern is a photo-tutorial on on how to make them. You can make a miniature little baby, or Christmas Knee hugger Pixie. Add pipe cleaners to the legs and arms and they are posable.

Do you remember that gingham dress your Mom made you as a kid? Well I do and as a result I still have a secret love affair with anything gingham. This has inspired these mitts, the little girl in pigtails and gingham, is framed in gingham that wraps around the mitt to the palm.

I love making socks and can’t stand DPs, I also can’t stand seams on my feet. So here it is a new method of making socks. (I’ve not seen it anywhere else) The socks are made on two straight needles and yes they are seamless. The pattern is a photo-tutorial and includes instructions for top-down and toe-up socks. There is also a section on how t...

This hat is dedicated to my Mom and my 5 sisters. There are 6 little girls encircling the hat; 3 dark (brunets) and 3 light (fair haired) just like the 6 sisters. The hat matches the Pigtails & Gingham mitts.

These Norwegian style mitts are similar to the Christmas Mitts pattern but are designed for worsted weight yarn instead of fingering weight. As a result they work up really fast, (one pair in about 2 days), great for when you need a really quick gift.

These socks may be long but the vine breaks up the tedious long leg so that it doesn’t feel like your knitting for ever. You just knit one leaf at a time and before you know it your done.

This pattern is actually 3 patterns in one,