Did you wake up before dawn to watch Prince William and Kate Middleton say “I do?” Did you subscribe to the official royal Twitter feed so you could get up-to-the-minute news on the royal birth? Do you freely associate yourself as an Anglophile? Then this e-book is for you! Royal Baby Ready contains five unique patterns based on British royalty styles, all designed to be as authentic as possible. With a cup of tea by your side and these projects in your hands, you’ll feel like a royal yourself.

Ah, Oliver Queen. How we love you.

This warm cowl, crocheted in worsted yarn, is inspired by the design of the uniforms worn on Next Gen. Make yours in red, blue, or command gold, and show your colors all winter long.

Did you covet the fingerless gloves Peter Capaldi wore in his first episode of Doctor Who? Now you can have your own pair! Pattern includes strategic holes to give your gloves just the right bit of shabbiness and in-depth instructions on how to make crochet cables. You’ll be all ready to complain in Scottish and grow some attack eyebrows!

Hurry and make yours in time for the Doctor Who Series 8 premiere!

This triangular shawlette is perfect for crisp autumn weather. Wear it over your shoulders on a cool night, or around your neck as a scarf on a chilly day.

These super-stylish steampunk gloves are just right for an age of brass and steam gizmologist (a person who has all the latest tech in reach and, better yet, knows how to work it all!). Not only are they the latest in steampunk fashion, with the coordinating cream and chocolate lace and ribbons laced corset-style up the front, but they’re the p...

Perfect for a day indoors by the fire or a picnic on a cool autumn or spring day, these sleeves are both fashionable and cozy. Ribbed cuffs at the hand and upper arm make these opera-length fingerless gloves a little more casual, for every day wear.

This scarf is inspired by the character of Leana, from the book Thorn in My Heart by Liz Curtis Higgs. Leana’s husband, Jamie, describes her as “fashioned in gold and blue, the colors of the sky.” When I found this gold and blue yarn, the image of this scarf immediately came into my mind. Made of squishy acrylic yarn, this scarf is like Leana: ...

Daenerys Targaryen is my favorite character in Game of Thrones, both in the books and on the show! She is beautiful, of course, but also incredibly tough, resourceful, intelligent, and witty. Plus, there’s the whole dragon thing. Who wouldn’t want to be Daenerys? One of my favorite outfits she wears is the blue dress/coat in the scene where she...

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~~IT’S CHRISTMAS IN JULY!~~ Save 25% on your entire purchase when you buy two or more patterns, now through July 31!

Show your pride for your favorite house from the popular books and TV show! This is the perfect project to keep yourself busy whilst you await book 6 or season 4. The War Banner Scarf is designed to look like the banners carried before the great lords into battle or on the march, with pointed ends. Be loyal to House Targaryen, House Stark, Hous...

~~IT’S CHRISTMAS IN JULY!~~ Save 25% on your entire purchase when you buy two or more patterns, now through July 31!

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Victorian headgear is fabulous--the fascinators, the hats, the flowers, and the headwraps (although technically Jane Austen is pre-Victorian, see the Emma Thompson version of Sense and Sensibility if you don’t know what I’m talking about!). It’s hard to get away with fascinators and the like unless you’re going to a British wedding. So I’ve res...

Dirigible Gauntlets are a Steampunk inspired set of fingerless gloves. The hand and arm are made in a beautiful but not overly attention seeking pattern; the attention is left for the buttons along the seam and the black lace that accents all the edges. They’re worthy of a morning call, an afternoon tea, an evening stroll, and still perfectly s...

Where I live, the first day after February that reaches 40 degrees is cause for celebration: car and house windows open up, boots are traded in for flats (some crazy people even break out the flip flops), and winter jackets are abandoned in the closet. Well, that day is here! Even if we are bundled back up by tomorrow, I want to celebrate; henc...

These gauntlets were inspired by Queen Victoria and the era named for her. They are approximately 9 inches from the knuckle down, and feature a delicate shell that extends around your hand.

This shrug is named for the character Davina in the book Grace in Thine Eyes, by Liz Curtis Higgs. Davina wears a brocade bolero jacket in the book, and also has an important encounter with yarrow blossoms. Accordingly, this bolero shrug has a high collar that you can wear “popped” so it stands up and yarrow blossoms sprinkled on the back.

I designed this for my brother, who is obsessed with Assassin’s Creed. He asked for a hooded scarf similar to the one worn by the character in the game. If you really want to be authentic, make the hood all white. My brother wanted his in black with the top-piece in grey.

Errata as of 11/7/12