Another day, another book boyfriend… The Rhysand sock is simpler than it looks, with simple lace techniques designed to emulate a certain High Lord’s wings.

Cursebreaker, High Lady of the Night Court, it’s Feyre! Tough but elegant, Feyre is worked up with mainly ribbing, with a nature-inspired cabled cuff detail.

sarah, another mandalorian-themed pattern? yes. another one. this cowl, reminiscent of impenetrable mandalorian steel, features sparse cabling over a backdrop of 2x1 ribbing. happy season 3!

embrace the spirit of amour with this heart-shaped beret. the hat is knit flat then stitches are picked up to shape the brim and features an icord bind off. Perfect for a romantic date, a picnic in the park, or even a Vegas vow renewal (trust me, I wore one to mine!), (t)hat’s amore makes a cute addition to any outfit.

Wide Open Spaces is a triangle-shaped shawl inspired by 1990s country music, featuring alternating sections of stockinette stitch, wheat-inspired lace, and ridge and bobble stitches. It can be knit in multiple colors or just one, simply switch colors between sections if you wish!

my husband’s been nagging me to name a pattern after him, so here you go, babe (just kidding, i’m doing this because i love him). He’s my biggest supporter in my designing endeavors, and somehow never gets sick of “hey can i read this to you to see if it makes sense?” even though he’s not a knitter.

I really love Star Wars. My other nerdy love is fictional languages. One thing that stood out to me about Mandalorians is that despite the warlike traditions of the culture, there’s a crucial element of love and family bonds expressed in the language. Cyare, pronounced “shah-ray” means beloved in Mando’a, the Mandalorian language.

I feel like everyone I know is stash busting right now. Collecting yarn is fun, but eventually, you’ve got to use it up! The Balustrade Hat is full of simple twisted stitches and designed for using up that spare DK and/or fingering weight yarn you have just sitting around. Available in 2 sizes, Small, for a head smaller than 22 inches and (Larg...

look…..this was a funny little jokey joke that i went through with. it’s a riff on the infamous zara super-cropped sweater, because it’s ridiculous and i refused to pay money for it. so I wrote an entire pattern and spent weeks knitting.

the edelweiss is an alpine flower seen as a symbol of ruggedness and purity. this headband features a simple cabled design with a few bobbles reminiscent of this short-lived flower.

The Spectre Sock is the result of my approximately fourth rewatch of Star Wars Rebels (and basically serves as my love letter to Hera Syndulla). This cuff-down, bobble-ribbed sock with a contrasting toe and heel will keep you warm in space when you have an evil Empire to overthrow!

I wasn’t able to find a baby yoda/the child/grogu pattern that I was satisfied with. I wanted a big squishy, seamless boy, so I made one myself!

The Woodford Sock is a toe-up sock with a fleegle heel knit seamlessly in the round. Named after the subdivision where I grew up and inspired by the creeks I spent my summer in, the Woodford is a simple knit with a lace panel and a feminine ruffle cuff. Both socks are worked identically.

An Outlander-inspired sock pattern featuring an arching eyelet pattern based on the stones of Craigh Na Dun and a slip stitch up the back of the leg. Named (ironically) after the only Fraser who canonically cannot knit.