The title pretty much says it all. This is a pattern for human lungs, in a cartoonish but still somewhat anatomically accurate representation. The pattern is for the basic shape and can be amended/augmented easily to fit your needs. You can use them for educational purposes or just to have around as proof that you really are the weirdest knitte...

I discovered how to knit tiny cats and I thought I would share that knowledge with the rest of the world. Why? Because cats.

This beanie pattern uses some unconventional cables to produce a unique and intricate look! Hope you enjoy!

This is a fun pattern for (man)bun hats, the up and coming trend for the hipster generation. It’s a great way to use up scrap yarn or try out new fair-isle patterns!

This headband is a great way to get rid of the scraps of yarn accumulated after any project. It’s quick, cozily warm, and perfect for a chilly winter night.

This slouchy beanie consists of a warm, durable (superwash merino!) yarn with a folded (aka seamless) brim that will be sure to keep your head cozy and fabulous during this upcoming winter. With a simple ‘lazy’ chevron cable for a touch of complexity, this beanie makes the perfect Christmas/birthday/graduation/half-birthday/hey-I-randomly-wante...

Whether you’re a seasoned knitter or just getting started in the craft, I think we can all agree on how absolutely wonderful the Herringbone stitch is. There’s just no other stitch like it. It knits warm and cozily, and the pattern comes out simple yet sophisticated. So, given that I’m a sucker for 1-skein wonders, it was only a matter of time ...

This double-sided, seamless cowl is knit in a round and connected at both ends through a provisional cast-on—an “infinity” scarf in the truest sense of the word. Its circular knit pattern also causes it to be incredibly plush and warm, perfect for a chilly evening and for making your friends jealous of your mad knitting skills. With bold altern...