This all-over top-down colorwork raglan is an ant party, and these ants go marching on down the sweater into a smooth underarm transition! It is fairly easy to knit once you’ve made it past the first ant charts, with intuitive raglan colorwork increases. It uses only one needle size and has a loose boat neckline, long dramatic sleeves, and a fl...

The Leafhopper Sweater is a top down sweater covered in leafhoppers- from the yoke to the arms. It is framed by rows of corrugated ribbing, and has a deliciously boxy fit after blocking. This is an easily modifiable pattern- I knit a turtleneck, many of my testers knit a mock or a crew neck, and all are beautiful because nothing can take away f...

The Collections Cowl is an opportunity to build your own insect collection from the comfort of your home! This squishy stranded cowl has a base pattern with 19 extra insects for you to substitute in as needed! From the beloved Praying Mantis to the lesser known Buffalo Treehopper, you can learn fun facts as you construct each insect, and maybe ...

Hey worm friends! This scarf is just seed stitch and i-cord with a slipped stitch edge. The seed stitch allows you to attach worms to both sides of the scarf without puckering.