This hooded pattern has two options when making it: a cowl, or a capelet! It utlizes a moebius twist at the neck, with simple shaping for the rest of the garment. The twisted cowl portion is worked in the round, and the hood and the capelet (if desired) are worked flat. This construction starts with the moebius twist, working up the hood. Then ...

This adorable hooded accessory has the option to make it a cowl or a capelet. The sizes included are:

This cute set has the doll’s face peering out from the jaws of a shark! The pattern includes two different options for the teeth on the dress and the hood. This would also work in colors to reflect a dolphin or even an orca whale! You could even add eyes to the hood to really transform your doll!

This cute hat can be made with or without the teeth (directions for both options are included). One could also attach the dorsal fin onto the back of the dress instead of on the hat. This would also work in colors to reflect a dolphin or a whale!

Jack Skellington from Tim Burton’s Nightmare Before Christmas.

This beautiful linen stitch bag uses 3 colors to give a complex look to an otherwise simple bag. If you’re new to colorwork, please don’t feel intimidated by this; you honestly only work with one color at a time!

This can be easily customized to suit the wearer’s style. Wear as a wrap skirt or as a cover up at the beach or pool!

A friend of mine wanted some sweaters for her 3 ferts since her apartment is drafty. I searched for a pattern to start from, but couldn’t find a thing. After looking at some in the store, however, I realized there wasn’t really any shaping and that I could just knit a tube to each fert’s measurements. Note that, while I used 4 ply cotton, one c...