This is a pattern collection of three Buffy-the-Vampire-inspired mitten and glove patterns, two for women and one for men and women. All samples have been worked with Indigodragonfly Yarns merino/cashmere/nylon bases in different weights. Choose witches, werewolves, or vampires as knitting inspiration to keep your hands warm in the cool months!

This e-book contains all 3 Firefly-inspired sock patterns!

The Urban Collection is a set of 8 patterns released in 3 waves, between February and April 2012. The collection contains two sweaters, two lace items, and four smaller accessories. These are designed to be classic, wearable items for urban knitters, that will be welcome in your wardrobe for many years to come!

One of three patterns in the February wave of my Urban Collection, Feb-April 2012! May be purchased individually, or as part of the whole collection. (After collection purchase, knitters will automatically receive updates as they are added.)

One of three patterns in the February wave of my Urban Collection, Feb-April 2012! May be purchased individually, or as part of the whole collection. (After collection purchase, knitters will automatically receive updates as they are added.)

One of three patterns in the February wave of my Urban Collection, released Feb-April 2012! May be purchased individually at any time, or as part of the full collection.

This is a simple, slouchy beret for the cool days of winter to spring, or even a day you just want to cover up a bit in style. Worked in a repeating knit-and-purl pattern, experienced knitters will find this a quick knit to keep or gift away, and newer knitters will be able to practice working in the round and basic decreases. Choose a single sk...

During the chilly months of winter, you can never have too many hats to choose from – especially on those days when you want a little bit of cabled style while rushing through the city. The Union Station beret is a small but beautiful canvas to practice working cables, and is a welcome accessory knit for a variety of worsted weight yarns – you m...

(Most current file is as of January 14/2012. Please feel free to update as needed! Enjoy!)

Every year when the weather turns cool, it seems like a knitter can never have too many cardigans. The Edgewater cardigan is a warm and cozy addition to your wardrobe, featuring simple rippling cables down the length of the back, and a pair of front pockets add both style and convenience. This sweater is worked from the bottom up, and body and s...

Now available on both Ravelry and Patternfish!

When the frosty wind blows, you need serious winter accessories, and you need them now! With a hat or a pair of mittens (or both!) from this pattern set, you’ll be covered. Not only is this set worked in cozy and quick bulky yarn, but the hint of colour-work adds a second layer of warmth! This means you’ll be warm and toasty and stand out in the...

This pattern was donated to the 2011 Tour de Sock competition for charity. It is now also available in wide release. Congratulations to all Tour de Sock knitters!

We knitters all have occasions when our feet need just a “little something more”; Times when a simple sock just won’t do. Demand the royal treatment a skilled sock knitter deserves and treat yourself with an intricate pair of socks. This pattern will make sure your feet know they’re heading out in style! These are worked cuff down on either DPNs...

Even classy and stylish geishas of the future, like Inara Serra, need a little comfort luxury just for themselves now and then. Still, a few elegant cables and rich colours might not be enough – sometimes you might need a little shimmer and sparkle, which these socks add to your wardrobe through the application of a few beads. These are worked f...

Just like Kaylee, the Firefly’s ship mechanic, these socks are practical and sturdy…with just a little bit of frill underneath it all. The top cuff showcases gently swirling garter ridges before making way for no-nonsense checked ribbing. Add a touch of pink and sparkle, and you’ve got one ‘shiny’ pair of socks. These are worked from the cuff do...

These socks are inspired by Captain Malcolm Reynolds of Firefly. They’re a little bit practical, a little bit noble, and a little bit…broken. Charted cable patterns twist along the leg and instep of the sock, and include ‘breaks’ in the charts which may be inserted as desired. The result is an attractive and unique sock that any ‘Browncoat’ woul...

Originally featured exclusively in the Tanis Fiber Arts Year in Colour 2011 club, this pattern is now available for you in wide release! I hope you will enjoy.

Pattern available individually or as part of the ‘Midnight Collection’ e-book.

Pattern available individually or as part of the ‘Midnight Collection’ e-book.

Pattern available individually or as part of the ‘Midnight Collection’ e-book of 3 mitten/glove patterns.

Life’s rough when you’re a vampire slayer. One minute you’re falling in love or contemplating your destiny…the next minute you’re stalking off into the shadows and figuring out how to wash vampire dust out of your clothes. With a day job like that, you’d better at least be heading out in style. These socks have you covered: stabby, stake-through...

Every knitter needs a variety of sweaters they can pull on at a moment’s notice. Some of them need to do a lot of work – from helping you feel fabulous, to comfortably fabulous. This open, drapey cardigan is here for you. A foundation of smooth stockinette is edged in jeweled crescent cables for just a touch of elegance. Knitted in Indigodragonf...

At virtually any time of year, a small scarf-sized shawl can be a lifesaver. Shawls can dress up an outfit, brighten a dull day with a flash of colour, and provide an extra bit of warmth under the collar during chilly, transitional seasons. This one uses just a single 100g skein of fingering weight yarn, and the colour possibilities are endless!...

This is a versatile triangular shawl designed to be as cosy and wearable as you want. Choose the large size for warm, “wrappable” comfort, or the smaller size for a quick scarf to keep away the chill in the spring and fall.

I love knitting socks of all kinds – from the very simple to the very complex. When I need something basic, I cast on a pair of ribbed socks in a colourway that pleases me. Ribbing is no more difficult than plain stockinette and can likewise be used with solid or multi-coloured sock yarns of any kind, but adds extra snugness in the fit. It also ...

As of May 2011 this pattern has been revised for two sizes - to fit hands 6.25-7.25(7.5-8.25) ins in circumference.

Have you ever wanted to knit a sweater that will instantly “wow” the crowd? That will make you feel just a little bit regal, like the fantastically skilled knitter you are? The Royale pullover is here for you. Including modern details like ¾ sleeves, a scoop neck, and fitted waist shaping, this sweater is bound to get you noticed. Featuring twis...

Are you hoping to revive your lust for sock knitting? Or perhaps you are beyond beginner-basic socks already, looking to sharpen your skills a bit more? The Revival sock is here for you. This pattern brings together twisted stitches and cabled twists in a skillful but subtle fashion, offering challenge in the execution but simplicity in visual a...

When you find a beautiful semi-solid sock yarn that you truly love, give it the 14 Karat treatment. This pattern is inspired by the delicate elegance of gems and jewelry - a little bit feminine, a little bit edgy, but always brilliant and balanced. It uses a combination of stitch patterns which make use of twisted knit stitches as well as a touc...

Pattern update November 2011! Size Small has been modified for a truer fit.

This is a challenging pattern for knitters looking for some adventurous, Battlestar-Galactica-inspired sock-knitting action!

This is a basic ribbed pattern with a single cable running along the outside of the foot, using Noro Silk Garden Sock. Includes three sizes to fit feet 8-10 inches in circumference.

Notes from the designer: Because this sweater comes with waist-shaping, ensure you have compared the dimensions with your own measurements to make sure the shaping sits well on your own torso (i.e. if you are on the petite side or on the tall side especially) ;)