Art Nouveau inspired hooded cape worked in a lacy chevron pattern with ribbon tie at neck.

Cute crewneck sweater with intarsia kitty motif, sized from newborn to toddler.

Mittens with flip-tops convert to fingerless gloves with the help of button fasteners and duplicate stitched snowflakes.

Vintage inspired mesh pullover with full and slightly gathered 3/4 sleeves. Knit in a pretty “fishnet” pattern with ribbed edging, this is a lightweight pullover for in-between weather.

Wool v-neck with a cat tessellation motif, worked in fair isle knit with fitted side shaping. Solid sleeves are worked in stockinette with ribbed turn-down cuffs.

These kitties are knit in the round, and are a fun way to use up leftover yarn. Any worsted weight will do, with additional scrap yarn for sewing the nose & mouth.

Inspired by vintage menswear, a sand stitch V neck cardigan with spiffy elbow patches, set in pockets, and contrasting edging.

Lightweight wool boatneck with intarsia and embroidery sleeve detail. Inspired by Victorian thaumatropes, the black “string” stripes wrap around your body, and the bird and cage embroidered circles parade up the sleeves.

The baby version of my sailor sweater design! Soft and lightweight cotton/wool blend intarsia knit pullover for toddlers.

“Alas, poor Yorick! I knew him, Horatio, a fellow of infinite jest, of most excellent fancy.”

Classic psych test: What do you see? Most people say a moth. I see two chihuahuas fighting over a large beetle, which is probably why I’m in therapy. Perfect for your own sessions on the couch, your psych 101 class, or Comicon.

This pattern was inspired by a favorite vintage lace bolero I found in a thrift shop. Its cropped length and 3/4 sleeves make it a perfect layering piece. The bolero works as well with jeans and a t-shirt as it does with a party dress. The pattern is knit in one piece in a classic trellis lace pattern and seamed at the sides before edges are fi...

This sweater is knit in a lightweight cotton/wool blend, perfect for cool summer evenings and those “in between” seasons. Intarsia pattern with trompe l’oeil bow and sailor stripes and stars.