Yeish Kochavim

Not only do the swirls remind me of the eye of a hurricane, but I was inspired by Bob Dylan’s protest song “Hurricane”.

“Author of language and light,

“Esme Weatherwax hadn’t done nice. She’d done what was needed.” The Shepherd’s Crown, Terry Pratchett

This pattern was named because the yarn felt exactly like I imagine knitting with dandelion clocks would feel like.

Evanesco: A spell used to vanish objects, at least in a series of books featuring a boy wizard and his friends. I can’t promise these socks will actually vanish, but they will be much less visible in sneakers or other shoes; perfect for when you don’t want your socks showing.

A quick and easy cozy for your favourite pint-size glass jar! I actually got so tired of mis-matched glass sets, easily broken glassware,and the like, that I tossed all the remnants and invested in a dozen pint-size Mason jars.

This sock recipe contains instructions for making a basic toe-up sock, and includes my variation on an afterthought heel with gusset and heel flap.

This cuff is simple to make, and (like most knit lace patterns) looks much more complicated than it actually is.

I feel like there should be fanfare for this…my first ever sock pattern!

I designed these simple wristbands as gifts for the amazing LGBTQ friends and family in my life.

This hat is knit in the round – I use Magic Loop, but any method you prefer will work.

This is a quick, easy knit - perfect for beginners, with minimal shaping.

This is a small-ish duck I created for The Little Yellow Duck Project.

You know how sometimes something bugs you but not enough to do something about it until it finally makes you SO MAD you have to fix it right then?

Here are my notes on a vintage out-of-copyright pattern for Ladies Railway Stockings. Just about the easiest pattern imaginable, and a quick fun knit.

A simple little bag I designed for smaller projects that still need to be worked two-at-a-time, or for using more than one color yarn.

This is my variation on the vintage Pocketbook Slippers pattern. I don’t have test knitters, and I wrote this down late at night, in dire need of coffee.

This is a simple pattern for a coffee corset cozy, based on my need to have a cozy that didn’t gap open!

The nice thing about this pattern? Gauge doesn’t matter - just match your yarn to your needle size, and make whatever size ornaments you need. The model was made with sock yarn and a 2.5mm needle.