Basic Skills Necessary:

After a hard days work it’s nice to come home and slide into something light, soft, and comfy. This pair of slippers is super easy to knit, with a tiny bit of crochet finishing detail (single crochet).

Reminiscent of my favorite pair of sandals, these slippers are super comfy and slip on easily. The more you wear them, the better they fit! These are very fast to knit and would make wonderful gifts for sandal/slipper lovers or great items to sell at Craft shows/Bazaars/Farmer’s Market. Simply knit in pieces and easily whip-stitched together, t...

This cute poncho is made in 4 pieces

Cavalry Poncho - The military look is hot right now!

This tank top has a drapey neckline. Best suited to be knit with a cotton, linen, bamboo, silk, blend, etc. The fit of this top has a 1 -1.5” negative ease. Top seems to grow a little bit after wearing. This pattern includes instructions for knitting in 2 pieces, then seamed, OR knit in the round. Most important in the gauging for this pattern ...

Easier Clogs for Wm & Men

Not a fan of double points? or just looking for a super fast project? Need a gift in a day’s notice? This pattern is for you! These slippers are not knit in the traditional sock or slipper manner - simply knit flat, folded and stitched, it couldn’t be any easier! Make 2 color, 3 color, striped, whatever your hearts desire. Felting instructions ...

I have a few felted clog/slip-on type slipper patterns, the difference with this one is that it is knit sideways and would be considered more of a beginners pattern.

“Gallatin Scarf” named after the beautiful Gallatin Valley where I lived. Worked from the bottom up, this scarf works up fairly quickly using worsted weight yarn and size 10 1/2 needles. A simple repeat in the pattern makes this fairly mindless - a great car project.

While riding in the car one day, I had a set of #10 DPNs and some bulky yarn…“hmm” said to self, “what can I make in the 2 hour drive to Billings….”

The pattern with options. You will want to live in these slippers! The unique heels make them hug your feet in total comfort. These slippers make up super fast.

“Options” Slippers for Toddlers & Kids Pattern. A pattern where you make the choices! Knit the top part of the slipper, choose the type of sole you want: Knit, Crochet, or cut out of a pre-felted sweater. Select the method that you want to join the top and sole too! Very clear instructions as well as photos are provided for all choices. You...

“Options” Slipper Pattern: A pattern where you make the choices! Knit the top part of the slipper, choose the type of sole you want: Knit, Crochet, or cut out of a pre-felted sweater. Select the method that you want to join the top and sole too! Very clear instructions as well as photos are provided for all choices. You will even see my top-sec...

“Options” Slipper Pattern: A pattern where you make the choices! Knit the top part of the slipper, choose the type of sole you want: Knit, Crochet, or cut out of a pre-felted sweater. Select the method that you want to join the top and sole too! Very clear instructions as well as photos are provided for all choices. You will even see my top-sec...

SHLIPPERS (Slippers)

This fabulous poncho can be worn year round! I like it for cool spring or cool summer nights as well as in the fall and winter.

Nifty Sideways design! As always with my Options patterns you make the choices! Knit the top part of the slipper, choose the type of sole you want: Knit, Crochet, or cut out of a pre-felted sweater. Select the method that you want to join the top and sole too! Very clear instructions as well as photos are provided for all choices. Unique sidewa...

Do you have cold footsies? me too, that is why I designed these super snuggy, cushy, huggy, warm slipper boots. The tops of these boots are knit sideways with a unique heel shaping. You then choose to either knit, crochet or use pre-felted sweater soles.

A squidley little cowl!

Urban Poncho - This delightful knit has a unique neckline and permanent buttons at the side that make for a more fitted look. The front and back are knit separately with a few short rows at the shoulder to create a gentle slope. Shoulders are joined with a 3-needle bind off for a smooth finish. Cowl-style neck is knit in the round after the sho...

My kids wore Vanns sneakers, that’s all they’d wear for years. I decided to come up with a slipper pattern that had the look of Vans. Here is what I came up with. I am very pleased with how they came out. They have a nice fit, don’t slip at the heel and are very stretchy and cushy.

My kids wore Vans sneakers, that’s all they’d wear for years. I decided to come up with a slipper pattern that had the look of Vans. Here is what I came up with. I am very pleased with how they came out. They have a nice fit, don’t slip at the heel and are very stretchy and cushy.

This is a ziggity-zaggity hat. I love making ripples and was inspired to make a hat using them. This is what I came up with. I think it is reminiscent of a 1930’s look for some reason. This is a simple zig-zag/ripple all in garter stitch except for a few rows of stockinette to finish it up at the crown. The use of a varigated yarn as the main y...

I have been making these fingerless mitts and love them. - thought I’d share. :)