The Don’t Drop Me Along the Way hat is a fast and fun knit. Round and round you go, where you stop nobody knows. Dropping yarn overs, being careful not to drop the entire hat along the way!

The SEEDY-EYED Headband is knit flat in a original cable stitch pattern.

My inspiration for this Butterfly Cowl was a bright skein of cozy Indigo Moon. This lace design is great for someone that has tried lace before but is looking for some lace upon lace type challenge. An intermediate knitter, can make a few of these in no time since it’s roughly only 140 to 160 yards. But if you are new to lace, make sure to take...

This chevron pillow is knit flat in a chevron pattern.

This pattern is great for advanced-beginner knitters who are looking to make some cozy leg warmers with a lacy zigzag. It’s easy to read and is worked with a light worsted weight yarn.

When I first started designing hats, an everyday beret was on the top of the list! With a few different versions, I didn’t seem to find satisfaction with my results, until it hit me……1 year later…. the 6 stitch cables make the legs of the spider, spiraling along the hat! After a long wait, here is the new FINALE version of my Spider hat!

The LIVLOVE Headband is knit flat in a rib stitch pattern.

My thickTHIN scarf is knit flat in stockinette stitch. With a provisional cast on, work the pattern while alternating yarns to create a funky thickTHIN universal scarf.

Here is my take on a comfortable ribbed beanie. This simple design is great for social knitting and uses only 50g of worsted weight yarn.

This hat started as an adapted pattern and after reworking the lace and crown a few times, I created my own version. The long decrease creates a great hat to stick in all your hair in on a cold walk.

The Lily is one of my favorite hats! It was my first original design and I have been reworking this pattern for over a year now. I wanted a gradual decrease that showcased the details of the flower top.

I was given a sample skein by Wet Coast Wools of Silky Baby llama yarn by Illimani. I was so excited to make one of my hats with this super soft wool. My latest design, is the worsted weight version of a hat I made a few months ago. The difference between both hats is this one made it to publication.