This flash drive cozy pattern was originally uploaded in 2011. I have updated it and re-listed it as Flash Drive Sweater on Ravelry, available for download for free.

This rectangular lace scarf is worked from a simple lace pattern with hints for making it easier. An advanced beginner should be okay with it.

This pattern was designed for Two Sisters and Ewe in La Mesa, CA. Have fun with it!

This official hat pattern for the 2018 San Diego Yarn Crawl can be found for free at the Alpacas of San Diego stop.

The Farmers’ Market Bag starts at the bottom with casting on in a circle. Then the bottom is worked solid, then the open, stretchy pattern begins. The drawstring closes the top.

The Booty-Licious pattern is modeled after a 6-gored skirt. It is designed to be worked from your measurements so the sizes can go from little girl, to big girl, and down to doll-sized. The A-line shape is created by increases in the six “seams.” To accommodate some booty, there are hidden short rows to create a little extra fabric so it is the...

This hat is available free, courtesy of Alpacas of San Diego, during the 2017 San Diego Yarn Crawl. The traditional basketweave is an easy pattern to memorize after a couple of repeats, knitting in the round. It is very stretchy, which makes it an easy present to make for sizes child to adult.

This is a fun accessory to add to your steampunk costume. In addition to yarn, you will need a yard of ribbon for the drawstrings, plus any decorations you want.

V-Squared is a comfortable shawl that is easy and quick to make, using yarnover rows with dropped stitches. It starts with a diamond center back medallion knit in the round, then the sides are added seamlessly, worked back and forth. If you use a color changing yarn pretty designs appear.

This cowl was designed to knit with alpaca, but other fibers can be used as well. In alpaca, the lace keeps it from being too warm in our mild Southern California climate.