How much time do you have? A few days for non-stop knitting? A week of evenings only? Just a couple of hours? Filled with quick, entertaining knits, the Little Gifts collection is sure to have something to fit your needs, whether you’re knitting for yourself or someone else.

50% of all proceeds from this and all of my patterns will be donated to Doctors without Borders for disaster relief during March.

Part of a Zarzuela’s Fibers SAL/KAL!

This twee little sweater is just the thing for little damsels. Embossed dragonfly lace motifs based off of Barbara Walker’s lovely honeybee pattern adorn the lower body, circular yoke, and each sleeve cuff of the sweater, while simple stockinette make the rest a quick, easy knit. Picot hems created with a simple, no-sew closure method provide t...

50% of all proceeds from this and all of my patterns will be donated to Doctors without Borders for disaster relief during March.

50% of all proceeds from this and all of my patterns will be donated to Doctors without Borders for disaster relief during March.

50% of all proceeds from this and all of my patterns will be donated to Doctors without Borders for disaster relief during March.

Levada by Jessamyn Leib is a perfect carry along project during the high heat of summer. Don’t underestimate the complexity of a cowl, this one is knit with a dainty picot-beaded edge offering up a little spice and visual interest. You won’t have to wait until winter to show off Levada either, it’s knit with lace weight and will warm you just s...

50% of all proceeds from this and all of my patterns will be donated to Doctors without Borders for disaster relief during March.

50% of all proceeds from this and all of my patterns will be donated to Doctors without Borders for disaster relief during March.

50% of all proceeds from this and all of my patterns will be donated to Doctors without Borders for disaster relief during March.

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50% of all proceeds from this and all of my patterns will be donated to Doctors without Borders for disaster relief during March.

50% of all proceeds from this and all of my patterns will be donated to Doctors without Borders for disaster relief during March.

50% of all proceeds from this and all of my patterns will be donated to Doctors without Borders for disaster relief during March.

50% of all proceeds from this and all of my patterns will be donated to Doctors without Borders for disaster relief during March.

50% of all proceeds from this and all of my patterns will be donated to Doctors without Borders for disaster relief during March.

May 26: pattern re-release! I’ve re-knit, re-written, and re-formatted the Tyrian pattern to correct some minor errors and clarify some confusing language and bring it in line with my current pattern standards. The price will be raised to $5, accordingly, but it is 20% off until June 2.

These quick and easy socks were inspired by the winning combination of garter stitch and gull lace, as made famous in Elizabeth Zimmerman’s February Baby Sweater and Pamela Wynne’s February Lady Sweater. Knit from the top down with a garter cuff, this pattern is great for beginning sock knitters who are looking to branch out from plain stockine...

River is meant to be a much closer fitting hat than her brother, making her the perfect thing for those who like the shape of tams but don’t have enough hair to wear the larger ones. Simon is structured, with a fluffy, thick fabric; River is drapey and fluid, with a slinky lightweight feel. And, of course, River Tam looks better in red.

A loose tam, knitted in honeycomb brioche.