I found a lovely skein of Ella Rae Lace Merino Worsted in my LYS’ sales bin and wanted to make a simple pair of ribbed mitts. I looked through the pattern database and didn’t find any patterns to my liking, so I created this pattern. The pattern is a quick knit and good for last minute gifts.

This sock uses a simple 2 row stitch pattern that can be used with any yarn, including strongly variegated yarns. The pattern is suitable for men and women and creates a stretchy sock that has the advantage of being reversible. So wear your socks on either side or mix and match..

This is a simple 2-color double brioche scarf. This pattern can be used to gain familiarity with the technique. 2-color double brioche creates an interesting pattern in the rib “troughs”, that I think is particularly attractive.

For this pattern I started with a Japanese stitch design which reminds me of water tumbling over rocks. The design has been adjusted to work in both a medium and a large size sock and to flow seamlessly from cuff to leg to toe. The pattern has a large amount of stretch to fit a wide variety of feet and legs. Choose a light to medium solid or to...

This sock uses a simple pattern that is reminiscent of rain running down a window. Texture is created using center double decreases and yarn overs. Some ribbing is incorporated into the design to give the sock stretch. This top down design uses a standard heel flap construction and ends with a simple rounded toe.

This is a simple single ribbed beanie that maintains the single rib pattern through the crown decreases. The hat uses super bulky yarn, so it is a fast knit. The simple single rib pattern is very stretchy. The hat is designed to fit close to the head.