The Frolic Shawl Collection contains 3 patterns designed using Sunrise Fiber Co’s Frolic Sport. Gambol and Yosemite were also written in single color fingering weight versions.

Merrywether is a spunky little fairy full of whimsy and wit. In order to zip around the world doing good she first needs a shawl that stays put.

Water Slide is a beanie worked top down in garter stitch with twisted stitch cables. The first few rounds can be a bit tricky to work, but keep with it. It gets easier as your work gets larger. Once you hit the body the hat becomes easy peasy to knit.

WiFi is a simple garter stitch cowl with the addition of short rows that create a striped focal point, but also creates a cowl that is longer in front adding more warmth in the front and less bunching in the back.

The Freebie hat was inspired by a beanie I owned years ago. I loved it so much. It was slouchy and cozy, made of wool, a ribbed design that wasn’t bound off at the brim, but had elastic running through the live stitches to give it a very flexible fit.

Rise and Fall is created using an undulating chevron stitch pattern and a gradient in both color and shape, which makes the design both interesting to knit and to look at.

Ladder features a cable and eyelet design that increases on one half and decreases on the other half to create 3 different designs depending on which angle you are looking from.

Thank you to everyone who purchased my pattern during October 2015. Thanks to you I was able to donate $32.50 (I rounded it up to $50) to the Yosemite Conservancy!

The Frolic Shawl Collection contains 3 patterns designed using Sunrise Fiber Co’s Frolic Sport. Gambol and Yosemite were also written in single color fingering weight versions.

The Frolic Shawl Collection contains 3 patterns designed using Sunrise Fiber Co’s Frolic Sport. Gambol and Yosemite were also written in single color fingering weight versions.

Pleating is a universal garment shaping technique. You will see it in many different fabrics, both sewn and knit. It can be used to create a swishy skirt, add a little extra room to pants, or some extra shaping to sweaters.

I was greatly inspired by fun, vintage pom pom fringe that you often see edging pillows, curtains, lampshades, and anything else that you can put a fringe on- but all I could find was a crochet version of the fringe. I made several attempts to learn crochet just so I could make this fringe, and I failed every time, so I decided to create my own...

Cold winter months can go on and on, seemingly without end, until that moment when hope is restored by trees and plants pushing out their leaves towards to early springtime sun. If you’re like me, you wait very impatiently for this sign that the warm months are just around the corner.

A design made for a princess and a yarn that’s fit for a queen- what more could a woman want? This tam/beret design incorporates simple cables and eyelets to mimic a tiara around the brim and 8 diamonds around the crown and is worked in a luxurious yarn that is suitable for any occasion or season.

Juncture is a simple garter stitch chevron cowl with loop button closures that is designed to showcase fun and funky hand spun yarn.

Corridor is a DK weight shawl that incorporates zig-zag cabled triangle panels, seed stitch stripes, and 3 center spines to add interest, intrigue and a cozy shawl that will wrap easily around and cover both shoulders to keep you comfortable when there’s a cool breeze. It is written in an alpaca/silk/merino yarn, but you could easily use a 100%...

Gowan is a yellow or white wildflower, like a dandelion or daisy, much like the eyelet mock-cable edging of this lightweight small shawl.

This pattern (and many of my others) is a participating pattern in the 2015 Indie Design Gift-A-Long. Receive 25% off participating patterns using code giftalong2015. The sale period will run Thursday November 19th 8pm (US-EST) through Friday November 27 at 11:59 pm (US-EST). The GAL2015 will run Thursday, November 19th at 8 pm (US-EST) through...

A sweet and springy beanie with a bow.

This pattern has been rewritten and improved from an original version posted on the MetaPostModernKnitting website (no longer available).

The Thatch Hat is the ultimate sampler that can be worn in multiple ways. It is worked flat in pieces- one piece is knit from crown to brim, and then another piece is worked onto the first piece from side to side.

The Succession Scarf is a quick and easy one skein project that makes the perfect accent to any outfit. The circles of the pattern make it interesting for both solid and multicolored colorways and the I-cord edging is knit on as the pattern is knit so there are no picking up stitches and it’s an updated edging to the traditional garter stitch s...

Most women have collections of jewelry and accessories to dress themselves up, but how many of us have something fun to spruce up our boots? Sometimes a little sprucing is just what they need and it’s such a shame that they get overlooked.

Springtime has arrived, but winter is not yet gone and cozy layers are still a must have. These fingerless gloves are knit with bulky yarn for a quick knit, perfect for a last minute or instant gratification project.

Makalu is the fifth highest mountain in the world, in the Himalaya range, and is a 4 sided pyramid. This simple, yet interesting pattern, greatly resembles a peak like this to me. It isn’t 4 sided; but it does gradually climb in even increments to the peak, gathering all of the ribbed lines together at the top.

Sastrugi is snow that has been eroded by wind, leaving it rippled and textured. When the weather is cold and windy, all I want to do is bundle up with something warm and cozy. Peter Rabbit is just that. It’s fuzzy and warm and deserves to be close to you face when you need extra snuggles. The texture of this cowl makes it fun to knit and intrig...

The shapes in this scarf remind me of lotus blossoms resting in a pond. It’s an incredibly light and airy fabric that feels as soft as flower petals.

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When my husband and I were driving through the state of Utah I kept saying to him, “Wow, that’s amazing”, whenever I would see and interesting rock formation. I began to sound like a broken record.

I love a hat that can be worn many different ways, or “morphed” into many different styles. This one in particular can be worn as a beanie/skullcap, tam, slouch, and even a snood if you have a lot of hair to stretch it out or if you want to continue the pattern to add some length to it. Anyone can “morph” it to fit their style.

This condom cozy pattern is part of the Fertility Party Pack Pattern Set- all patterns are included in the same pdf.

This menstrual cup cozy pattern is part of the Fertility Party Pack Pattern Set- all patterns are included in the same pdf.

This menstrual cup cozy pattern is part of the Fertility Party Pack Pattern Set- all patterns are included in the same pdf.

This tampon holder pattern is part of the Fertility Party Pack Pattern Set- all patterns are included in the same pdf.

When I was a child I had several wooden puzzles. According to my mother, one of my favourite activities to do with the pieces was throwing them at people. I thought that stuffed puzzle pieces could provide the entertainment of throwing things, while at the same time doubling as a puzzle.

This cowl or neckwarmer pattern was inspired by men painted by the artists of the Pre-Raphaelite era. The women were so beautiful and complexly dressed, and the men that were meant to impress them were dressed almost all alike. They were dressed simply, in natural colors, with high-necked suits or armor. I found two works of art to be particula...

For some reason, whenever I think of vintage, I think of Paris. It could be because I’ve seen Funny Face to many times (who doesn’t love vintage and also love Audrey Hepburn and Fred Astaire), or it could be because it is the city of love- and I’m a big fan of love.

A classic stitch with a modern twist makes this the perfect winter hat!

I found these two yarns; a rough tweed, and softer cashmere blend that seemed to have an infinite number of color combinations. The result is a very warm, gender-neutral beanie. It is super warm, and if it loosens up to much it can be thrown in the wash and the tweed with felt and tighten the hat up for an even warmer hat, while the cashmere bl...

This naughty spiderweb brassiere will be sure to get your significant other trapped in the web of your boudoir!

Be festive and release your inner trick-or-treater behind closed doors this All Hallows Eve with these candy corn pasties. Are you going to play tricks or give treats?

This is a great pattern because it can fit just about any yarn that you dare to put on your bosoms!

If you purchased the pattern prior to 6-17-08 there is the following errata: