This is not so much a pattern, but more like a “pattern-recipe” or guide that you can use to create your own blanket.

This whimsical hat is worked mostly in back-loop stitches giving it more stretch and drape to fit comfortably, and slouch exactly the way you want it to! There is a subtle triangular texture worked into the pattern around the base of the hat for added interest, and an alternative finish is included if you prefer a ribbed edging.

** The Banana Hammock is Back with a New, Sleeker Design!! **

Just in time for the holidays, this lovely and delicate pair of fingerless gloves has just the right amount of sparkle to make the lacy Christmas tree motif really dazzle!

These EXTRA LONG mittens really need no introduction… They’re just that, extra long! With my specially designed ribbed inner side, these mittens are very accommodating for a variety of sizes, go on easily and stay up! Perfect for wearing with your favourite vest in cooler weather, or for layering under your favourite jacket when those temperatu...

This extra chunky, cabled cowl can be worn over your shoulders as a capelet, around your neck as a cowl or even pulled up as a hood. Any way you wear it, it’s sure to keep you as warm as Hugo’s over-enthusiastic embrace. Now, isn’t that right… George?

Skill Level: Intermediate (Only because of the post-stitches, this is a very basic cable pattern with pictures to help explain the stitches)

Scarf is approximately 35 inches long. Flag Measures 2” x 3.5”

I really loved the hat worn by Elena in the Vampire Diaries this week (Season 4, Episode 13) and wanted one of my own.

I really love fall. Really really! So I decided to make a fall-themed purse. It’s got cables like a cozy sweater and is made from some candy-apple coloured wool that just makes me want to cozy up with a cup of apple cider!

Just in time for Summer a nautical tote to add some oomph to your wardrobe!

A few years ago my husband and I bought one of those counter-top stands with a hook for your bananas but today, I got to thinking that a banana hammock would be better for 2 reasons: