This is a simple lace bag that is perfectly suited for a standard-sized deck of Tarot cards.

These little bags can be made as a tiny amulets to wear around your neck or as a pouch to carry stones, herbs, or any other small ritual components. Choose colors of yarn that have special significance in your practice or make you feel good.

A simple but stylish pattern for doll sized fingerless gloves.

These dice bags are the ideal project for the discerning gaming knitter. Whether you’re fighting off Bigby’s Grasping Hand or facing down the legions of the undead, these pouches will keep your dice lucky while you cast Magic Missile or take ten to aim at the evil overlord’s head.

Being named after a famous explorer Cousteau likes to sit places where he can see the world going by, windowsills and places with a great view of the traffic in your office are recommended locations for Cousteau’s day to day observing. He doesn’t eat very much, but you should remember to offer him a little bit of something French from time to t...

The Fibonacci sequence is named after Leonardo of Pisa, who was known as Fibonacci (a contraction of filius Bonacci, “son of Bonaccio”).