This snuggly Llama was designed for the 2021 Puget Sound LYS Tour.

This scarf was designed with my chaotic life in mind. It contains two mosaic blocks, 4 lace blocks and some two color stripe sections.

This pattern combines crocheted mesh and cables to create a lightweight drapey fabric.

Éigríoch means infinity in Irish and aptly describes the cables in this cowl. Its light and airy combination of cables and mesh are perfect for spring and summer. Maybe in the Irish countryside?

Designed for Mad Cow Yarn for the 2018 LYS Tour! Get your pattern free in store from May 16-20.

Designed as a joint effort by Sue Rice & the Mad Cow Minions.

This shrug style is very forgiving and fits a wide range of sizes. If you prefer a smaller or larger shrug, just alter the number of stitches you cast on (doing so will affect the yardage required). Gauge is also not an issue, as it really looks well on a variety of body types.

The yarn does all the work on this amazingly, quick to knit cowl. Perfect for that last-minute gift.

This pattern is based on the popular garter stitch dish-cloth pattern that is worked from corner to corner with eyelets around the edge of the blanket. This is a quick and easy one-skein project that is a great present for baby showers or the first visit to a new baby.

Easy to knit, felted purse with flat bottom. This purse is extremely easy to customize with different handles, color choices and closure type. The choices are limitless.

Super cute bag with adjustable side gusset folds. Button up the sides for a fun, medium sized purse, let down the buttons to expand to it’s full capacity. Works great felted or unfelted (recommend lining the purse if unfelted). Endless options to customize this purse to be your own.