This pattern has not been test knit (yet) and has been designed as a fun project among friends knitting in the 2019 Loopy Ewe Summer Camp known as Camp Loopy on Ravelry. I do not offer pattern support for this except within the threads devoted to Camp Loopy 2019. As I knit this pattern for Camp, the document will be refined and photos added. By...

I love vintage patterns - so cute and so practical! That’s why I designed these thigh high baby stockings with their very vintage appearance. This pattern is cuff-down, and its construction does not lend itself to toe-up conversion.

I was intent on figuring out and replicating the perfect shaping of vintage baby stockings and it worked! This is a cuff-down pattern, but it’s construction would lend itself to being converted to toe-up if the knitter desired.

This pattern makes a shawl-width scarf, just as pictured in the movie, Emma. Houses were chilly in those days, and men often wore shawls and caps in the house to keep warm. I you use 1/4 of the cast-on stitches, you’ll get a modern adaptation of a normal scarf width.

The Sensitive Man sock is designed for someone with very sensitive feet and includes features meant to not only cushion the foot but to avoid blisters or rough places that would rub on irritated skin. They are very soft!

This pattern works well with a variety of light weight yarn from fingering through lace weight. The lacy effect will be more open or less open depending on yarn weight chosen.

These cotton towels are soft immediately, but will get more soft and more absorbent with use.

The first two versions are made with Noro Silk Garden. This is a good yarn for a nice light winter hat. The third version, the light blue one made from Cotton Angora, is a sleeping cap I made for a friend who lives in a cold house. The cotton is just perfect for sleeping!

This pattern is now available in my Ravelry Store.

Please Note: This pattern was updated on September 11, 2015 to correct the number of cast on stitches. If you have previously purchased this pattern, you will have received a link to download version 2 with the corrected information.

This is a warm and comforting hot water bottle cover - perfect for those trying times when you need to reverse the Curse!

Just in time for Halloween!

These gloves are so stretchy they fit a variety of sizes, making them a good gift for people.

This adaptation of a classic vintage pattern keeps the tea hot while adding charm to your tea-table. The clever stitch creates two layers of fabric for super warmth. You are knitting with 2 skeins at once, but once you get the rhythm, it’s easy.

The original pattern is from the 1918 Fleisher’s Knitting and Crochet Manual, now in the public domain. I updated the pattern directions for use, using modern tools, materials and conventions.