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I temporarily monetized this pattern, because I recently had emergent car trouble. The repairs have now been covered by pattern sales and your independent contributions, so it’s now back within my means to make this free.

If you can, please consider tipping me on my ko-fi or paypal if you enjoy my free-for-download patterns. From each according to ability, to each according to need.

If you can, please also consider tipping me on my ko-fi or paypal if you enjoy my free-for-download patterns. From each according to ability, to each according to need.

My priced patterns now have a “pay what you can” option to help maintain their financial accessibility to all people regardless of income. The original price is what I set the “real” value of my design at; those who can’t afford as much spending on non-essentials may use the code FROMEACHTOEACH to get a discount.

This pattern is a good weekend project for the intermediate to experienced knitter. Skills needed include stockinette stitch, knitting in the round, and duplicate stitch. Basic crochet knowledge (US single crochet) is needed for the optional edging.

A simple earflap beanie with a pompom and statement lettering. Body is made in single crochet (US terms) and the lettering is surface crochet.

This was the first ever hat I made about 4 years ago using scrap yarn. The pattern still recommends Red Heart yarn, but there are so many other acrylics out there so feel free to ignore that.

A simple pattern that really lets the stitch definition of Patons Silk Bamboo shine through! Features a single offset cable and fold down ribbed cuffs.

This pattern was originally intended for a worsted cotton yarn, but feel free to experiment with other fibers. I can imagine this looking amazing in neutral toned Irish wool! Mainly knitting, but some basic crochet skills are needed for the thumb.

This is one of my oldest original patterns that I revised a little bit in 2018. Please let me know how it goes if you decide to try it!

Show your pride (for knitting and your identity) with a pair of striking striped socks! The main pattern is made with the rainbow colors in mind, but I have also added shade recommendations for other flag colors near the end.