“Sparks are interests or passions that light a fire in a person’s life. Spark expresses the core of who a person is and how they want to engage with the world around them.”

This shawl design is the result of a knitting Mad Libs game between Nailya Plaskey and myself.

This shawl is inspired by the streets of my hometown’s downtown. The streets are all cobblestone and the textures that it creates have always made me feel curious and at the same time happy. I enjoy looking for little details in unexpected places and with this shawl I wanted to recreate some of those details.

pet•ri•chor /ˈpetrīˌkôr/

You know when you pull a string on your fabric and it scrunches up? this is exactly what the texture of this new cowl pattern reminds me of.

The Aliens cowl pattern is a reversible cowl with a funky colorwork design on one side and fun, simple stripes on the other one!

This is the sock version of the Canasta Cowl design, if you know me, you know I love matching things.

Cosecha is the Spanish word for “harvest”.

Abrazo (ah-brah-soh) is the word in Spanish for embrace or hug.

A relaxing pattern that uses only two skeins of fingering weight yarn.

There is nothing like sipping some agua fresca in a hot summer day while sitting out in the patio and enjoying a family meal.

“Friendship is born at that moment

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I felt the name of this pattern had to reflect the amazing texture that appears as you start knitting the socks so I chose the word “billowy” which means appearing large and soft or filled with air.

This cowl is designed with the intention of learning how to knit Latvian Braids. I wanted to make something that was fast, fun and had all the squish. A perfect cowl for keeping me warm the rest of the winter.

“Might I,” quavered Mary, “might I

“Mexican Ponche is a warm and

When I sat down to start working on this collaboration with Kate from Mcmullin Fiber Co. I was torn between what to design, usually when I’m procrastinating because I don’t know which way to go with one of my projects I doodle… I doodle a lot. During high school I used to have tons of notebooks full of doodles, it helps me focus.

This cowl is designed with the intention of showing a fun, different way of using self striping yarn.

The Silver Lining Shawl is inspired by the summer and all the fun neon colors that seem to make an appearance every year during this season.

When I saw the colors McMullin Fiber Co. dyed for our collaboration I immediately thought of a garden. Just before sitting down and starting sketching ideas for this new pattern, I was having a conversation about gardens being friendly to pollinators.

This beginner friendly sock pattern was designed with the idea of creating something special for the perfect “self care knitting” project.

This shawl is inspired by the different roads we take in life that bring us to unexpected events and encounters.

This pattern is exclusive to the What

April Showers bring May flowers.

Greca is the Spanish word for a border details with some kind of design (design strip).

I wanted to create a very easy and enjoyable pattern for my collaboration with The Kitchen Sink Shop and Akara Yarns.

This pattern in exclusive to the Knit

This pattern in exclusive to the Knit

When I started designing this pattern I imagined myself back at our camping trips, sitting around the bonfire staring at the sky, looking for the stars. ⁣

The Seashore Walk Shawl was designed in collaboration with Crux Fibres using her beach glass and mint colors.

A fun and easy pattern if you want to polish your brioche and mosaic knitting skills.

The Berry Basket socks were designed in collaboration with Ashley from @cozycomfyknits using her Mixed Berries sock yarn.

Materials

This sock pattern by Hand Knit by Kam is inspired by the kids who have been separated from their parents at the border. The pattern consists of slipped stitches that symbolize a hug, and the spaces created by the yarn overs represent the absence of a person. Allison Barnes Yarn created the colors for this inspired by Frida Kahlo’s house in Mexi...

This is a project @campfiberyarns and myself have been working on since the end of last year. When I started my design I imagined how the ripples on the water start expanding and making the surface look like it’s moving.

The yarn I used for this design was a

This pattern was inspired by the change of the seasons, when it is not the end of winter but we can feel the warmth of spring, when everyone feels the excitement of the tulip bulbs starting to work their way through the soil.

This cowl is perfect if you are looking for a simple, entertaining project that uses only one skein of yarn. It is designed with brioche newbie’s in mind, it’s divided in sections of brioche and lace and the result is a squishy and soft texture perfect for spring.

When you wake up after a freezing rain

MERLIN SOCKS

“In Mexican culture, death is viewed

The Stone Moss Socks were designed in collaboration with Allison Barnes Yarn.

Fall Vibes Socks feature an after thought heel and an easy to remember lace pattern that you will definitely enjoy knitting.

I designed this headband with the intention of creating an interesting looking pattern that was fun to knit and easy to remember. I love the simplicity of slipped stitches and the way they make the design look intricate without much effort. Sometimes keeping it simple is best.

When trying to solve a mystery, time is of the essence.

The Tea Time Wrap is designed to keep you interested by combining a simple lace design with garter and stockinette stitch sections. The combination of mohair and fingering weight yarn will fall around your shoulders and neck, engulfing you in warmth and softness.

As much as I like the peace and tranquility that winter brings, everything is white and after a while I start dreaming of color. Looking forward to those days when the snow starts to melt and we can start seeing the first signs of spring. This shawl was inspired mostly by the colors of the yarn and the hope for a colorful future.

Knitting for babies is always such a pleasure; the projects are fun, tiny and super cute. I designed these leg warmers with my own baby in mind.

This shawl was inspired by the ocean and summer, by tropical fish and deep blue waters. The shawl is asymmetrical and has a lovely lacy border that mimics ocean waves. I used two different colors that represented the water and all the ocean life with its beautiful bright, mesmerising colors. To end the shawl I added a bit of a lace mesh, which ...

Nido is the word in Spanish for nest; the shawl is inspired by the colors of the yarn I used to create it. Since the first moment I saw the yarn I immediately thought of spring, bird nests and all the different shades of eggs you can find on them during this season. The shawl is designed in a simple crescent shape, playing with two different co...