This pattern just came out on 3/7/13. It is on sale for $4 for the first month, make sure to grab it now! It will be up to it’s regular $6 price on 4/7.

This pattern just came out on 8/23/12. It is on sale for $4 for the first month, make sure to grab it now! It will be up to it’s regular $6 price on 9/23. Discount will be taken when you checkout.

This pattern just came out on 6/21/12. It is on sale for $4 for the first month, make sure to grab it now! It will be back to it’s regular $6 price on 7/21. Discount will be taken at check out.

A pattern 65 million years in the making……its a knitted T-Rex!

A knitted brontosaurus? That’s Dino-Mite!

Chadwick has been acting since he was a little larvae. His favorite playwright is the great William Shakespeare. Unfortunately most directors aren?t too excited about casting a caterpillar to be a part of a serious Shakespearean drama. Chadwick doesn?t understand the issue: he figures originally all the actors in Shakespearean plays were men, ev...

I specially designed this monster to celebrate the birth of our new baby, Presley Cash Danger.

Hey, hey…..it’s a Monkey! You asked for it and you got it, I am here to please. And, what’s more fun than a barrel of monkeys anyways?

Yeah! Another pattern designed to use up your leftover yarns bits. It only takes about 30-40 yards in your main color and about 3 yards in your contrast color.

Other yarn weights may be used.

Happy Holidays! Haven’t you always wanted to deck your halls with monsters?

It’s my first pattern with a recommended weight of yarn! I love self-striping sock yarns and I wanted to make a cool stripey monster pattern to feature them!

Ursula and Uma are now available as a pdf download!

Iris is now available as a pdf download!

You will need 90-130 yards of yarn in your Narhwal color and about 30-50 yards of yarn for the Narwhal tusk.

Who doesn’t love a knitted Elephant?!

That’s right, that’s a monster in socks you see! And yes, his socks are removable.

Me-ow! What’s goes together better than kitties and knitting?

What’s better than a knitted monster? Why a pair of knitted monsters, of course!

I designed this pattern to use up your leftover yarns bits. It only takes about 30 yards in your main color and about 10 yards in your contrast color.

You’ll need 140-180 yards of yarn in your main color and 50-80 yards of yarn in your contrast color.

My first free pattern available for download on my blog!

This pattern uses between 120-150 yards of your main color and between 75-100 yards of yarn in your contrast color.

Knitting and Pugs, together at last!

Just in time for Easter!