Meeples are little mini people-shaped board game pieces that are often moved around the board to represent individual players. I made this very slouchy meeple beanie for an incredible board game-camping festival held in the woods in the south of England at the end of every August.

This Christmas stocking is inspired by the one my grandmother made for me when I was a baby, in 1979. I have no idea where she got the pattern from, but I wanted to make a similar one for my new niece, Autumn. The stocking is worked in two pieces, then sewn together. The shaping is very simple - increases and decreases, but no short rows.

Wisconsin fans: I designed this hat to look like the old ones knitted out of acrylic that you sometimes see at Badger games or on sale at St. Vinnie’s. It’s very easy to knit in the round; the “W” is added afterward in duplicate stitch or Swiss darning.

This is my interpretation of Shaun the Sheep, a character I love from the Wallace and Gromit series. (I do not claim to own Shaun, no rights whatsoever. This is just my sheep inspired by the one from the show.) I originally made him in black for the fourth round of the Schafe suchen ein Zuhause swap. I liked him so much, I decided to make a whi...

I made these love bunnies with the same pattern, same hook size, but different yarns. The little one was made with DK/sport weight, and the big one was with worsted weight.

This is my first Amigurumi pattern - please let me know if there are any problems with it. Enjoy! :-)