Patterns for all three of my spooky designs - Zander, Franque and Tattie Bogal. Happy Hauntings!

A sweet little ornament to brighten your holidays – with options to make a Fanny or a Fritz (he’s a reindeer, distant cousin to Rudolph). Hang them on your tree or a door or anywhere you please. A quick and cute project to knit as gifts, and small enough to use up some leftovers, that’s my idea of a perfect holiday project. Enjoy!

There is something infinitely intriguing and amusing to me about zombies. The thought of a mindless, moaning brain-eating humanoid dragging itself down the street in search of its next meal … I don’t know why, it just makes me cringe and giggle at the same time. And so Zander is my attempt to embody all that I find frightening and amusing in a ...

My wacky thought behind him is “What would the monster look like if he had been dreamt up by a female mad scientist?” Say hello to Franque (pronounced FRONK). He’s a caring, sensitive, handsome man-beast, ready with a cocktail and arms out for a massage or a hug any time. He only speaks French, and we like it that way. He likes good wine, sappy...

One of my favorite fall traditions of my childhood was making a scarecrow to sit by the front door. I now realize that this was a trick my mother used on us kids to get us to rake the leaves. But we still loved it. And our scarecrow was always the same - old flannel shirt, old pair of jeans and a pumpkin head.

A pattern for 3 different bodies - Candy Cane stripe, entrelac or swirly.