Because it’s the 90s once again. Need I say more?

Who doesn’t love a hat with ears on it?! This pattern is worked in the round and includes 3 different ear variations: Bunny, Bear / Mouse, and Fox / Cat. Go forth this winter with warm ears and noses my little woodland friends!

Did you know a group of penguins can be called a raft, waddle, rookery, colony or huddle? Multiple chart expressions are provided for your entertainment. So go ahead and make a whole set! Who doesn’t want a Koozie drawer full of these little tuxedo birds.

With eyelets and bobbles, this top down t-shirt yoke sweater is a quick knit that can be easily made for fall or late summer depending on the fiber content of the yarn you choose. The secondary color in the yoke is also small enough that it’s a great way to use up some leftovers from a previous project. Get creative!

Vince’s Everyday Sweater may appear plain at first glance but is truly lovely in the details. Worked top down, with saddle shoulders, short row set in sleeves , fold-over collar hem and finished with a little love, this sweater is the perfect go-to knit.

Perfect for beginners or those in need of a mindless relaxing project, this simple floral yoke sweater with balloon sleeves is worked top down with the ability to easily adjust the body and sleeve length. Worked in a worsted weight yarn, it knits up quickly and gives plenty of opportunity for stash busting on the yoke.

The colors and texture remind me of powdered snow on an icy pond. With delicate hem detailing, this cozy mohair sweater will keep you warm in the coldest climates without any of the bulk. The pattern is worked bottom up in the round until the underarms. The top section is worked flat. The sleeves and turtleneck are then picked up and knit in th...

Herringbone is such an attractive and mesmerizing stitch pattern. This project is the perfect size to give it a taste. Give it a go!

Stephanotis is a twining vine shrub with little white star shaped flowers native to Madagascar that is popular in wedding wreaths and crowns. This pattern makes a cute piece of floral lace that can be worn as a headband, hair ribbon, choker or Peter Pan collar decorated with beads and a button clasp. Perfect for adding a little extra interest t...

I’m a pretty adventurous eater. I routinely buy mystery items from the produce section of my local grocer. My latest discovery? Guanabana aka Soursop, a spiky green tropical fruit from Central America and the Caribbean. Naturally with impulse buys I end up doing a lot of research after the fact to figure out how to eat it and it turns out Guana...

With a generous fit, oversized sleeves, split hem, and pockets, this is the perfect cardigan to cozy up with a good book and hot tea on a fall evening. The main body of the garment is worked flat in pieces and then seamed together for more structure. The drop shoulder sleeves are worked in the round. Pockets are attached by picking up stitches ...

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Inspired by the fiery Ana Morales from the Netflix’s original show Gentefied. After watching the first episode, I became obsessed with the top she was wearing. There was a lot of freeze framing going on so that I could adequately dissect this top. And now that it’s done I can finally eat my tacos and drink my agua fresca in blissfully fashionab...

In less than a few hours from casting on, this beanie is ready to wear. I’ve been making this hat since college for all my girlfriends. White hat’s are super cute but they always seemed to have a way of getting lost in a snowbank. That’s where colored buttons come to save the day!

This pattern is worked in two parts; the knit cuffs and crochet lace hem. The idea came from a Morticia Addams costume inspiration. I found a great dress but it was missing the trumpet sleeves dripping tattered web-like lace so I set out to create my own. The cuffs were knit with a bit of worst weight stash yarn but could easily be adjusted to ...