This hood starts with a provisional cast on for the cowl, which is knitted in the round and given half a twist and the stitches for the hood are picked up and knitted following a chart. A few decreases shape the “crown”, grafting closes up the top of the hood and a hem is sewn to give the hood a nice looking border. A faint image of a skull can...

This shawl is knitted from the center top-down, and further along additional increases give shape to the wings.

This is a sun hat with a double brim with removable structured material inside.

Take his menacing eyes with you everywhere. You deserve it.

The hat is knitted from the bottom up with ribbing and stranded colorwork.

This is a structured knitted container that starts from the outside bottom and is worked upwards with colorwork, then the inside is worked with a mouth to hold the lid, which is worked last with a knob on top. When it’s ready, you have a soft piece to store whatever delicate things you want in. You should have other needles at your disposal oth...

This is the cowl I knit for Laura Jane Grace when she and Against Me! came to Brazil for a tour. I started around 10am and finished it around 10pm during the second song of the Laura Jane Grace And The Devouring Mothers’ set. It starts with a provisional cast on for a Moebius setup, then moves on to simple seed stitch that can be worked during ...

The goth in me salutes the goth in you — now with a folded hem.

This is a pattern for a soft, but structured container, with a geometric pattern on the outside. It is a fun project that starts and ends at the base of the piece, very suitable for intermediate knitters — easy enough with familiar techniques, challenging enough with the structuring featured. Enjoy!

This is a simple hat with a simple but cute pattern for you to knit with that yarn you don’t even know for how long has been in your stash and you can feel it staring at you when you’re not looking because it resents you not having picked it for anything until now. Enjoy!

This cutie came to be when I had an empty can of powdered milk I didn’t wanna throw away. Even though my habits aren’t ideal, I do worry a lot about the amount of garbage we produce, so I’ve been saving certain objects and packages to try and come up with ways to give them new life, and this is one of them. Someone might ask “But if you don’t t...

The goth in me salutes the goth in you.

Tessellation inspired this piece. The Mambo Black cowl combines the elegance of a simple geometric pattern with the added warmth of stranded colorwork. Enjoy!

This is a simple triangular top-down shawl recipe, and if you don’t like working garter tabs but also don’t want an obvious cast on edge on top, it was designed for you. It can be worked in whatever yarn, gauge, texture, color or size you want.

Dunes is an easy cabled cowl pattern that evolves into great texture.

I wrote this pattern having my father’s headphones as reference; each earpiece measures 6cm in diameter, 20cm in circumference and the sides are 1,5cm wide. The wires came out directly from the sides of the earpieces, so the work starts flat and this way there is a hole through which the they can come out without bending or breaking. If you hav...

This is a simple cabled beanie that is easily adapted to different sizes, yarn weights or needles just by adding or subtracting stitches in multiples of 8, as well as adding or subtracting ribbed rows or even making longer cables.