Includes patterns for matching hat and fingerless gloves. Written for both DK weight and aran weight yarns. Chart and written instructions included for both patterns.

A little ol’ owl who was so lonely

This 16 page e-book features twelve unique square patterns done with the knit and purl stitch. All of the squares look great on both sides and several are completely reversible. The patterns include both written and charted instructions for all of the designs, joining instructions and written instructions for the 1 1/2” knitted border.

A wonderful collection of six unique knitted headbands. Included are 2 moebius patterns, a cable pattern, 2 lace patterns and 2 braided I-cord patterns. All but one of the six included patterns are reversible. Includes both charted and written instructions.

Join your knitted afghan squares easily, without sewing or crocheting.

This is a fun pattern, based off of a dishcloth pattern that I was working. It is worked using short rows for the shaping of the hat and the scarf is worked flat to create a jagged toothed edge. This would be gorgeous in a variegated yarn.

Create a coaster for every season. This e-book features four easy to crochet coasters, made from dishcloth cotton, for easy care.

This is a fun and exciting way to try out a wide variety of increase and decrease stitches. Each square focuses on a new type of increase and/or decrease to create fun, textured 12” squares.

Based on the popular quilt design of a Log Cabin Square, however this one is over-sized and worked in a single piece. Simple pattern that is perfect for a beginner. Easy to increase to the size by continuing to work in the established pattern.

Cute ringed holder for dishcloths or hand towels. Simple and easy to make in just a few hours.

This cute basket is perfect for notions or to fill with treats for that special person. Quick project can be made in just a few hours. Pattern is adaptable to be larger.

Video Tutorial is in the works and will be available on my website in the next few weeks.

This lace vest is one size fits most and looks good on a wide variety of body types. The pattern includes tips on how to adjust the pattern if you wish to, but it really doesn’t need it for most people.

This gorgeous lace vest is adaptable and fits a wide variety of body types with no adjustments, however the pattern does include suggestions if you wish to adjust the pattern.

This shawlette is more like a scarf, except that it has subtle triangular shape to it. It is very long and narrow, though the pattern includes suggestions to increase the depth of the shawlette (which affects the length or yardage), you could also make this shawlette asymmetrical by choosing to not work any of the decrease rounds. As you will s...

This circular shawl (open on one side), is gorgeous worn a variety of ways. My (Irish Rose Button Closure) pattern is a beautiful complementing closure to add to the variety of worn styles. The pattern includes both written and charted instructions, with online video stitch support (on my website).

This pattern includes instructions for three different felted flower accent pieces and two different felted leaf accents. These can be used felted or unfelted and can add a decorative touch to pillows, bags, hats, sweaters and more.

These quick mitts are worked from the fingers down, so it is easy to confirm the fit, before getting too far in the pattern. The mitts feature thumb gusset shaping and it is easy to add a second color to the cuffs, if desired. The pattern is written to use practically any worsted weight wool, even handspun, with suggestions for adjusting the si...

These wonderful mitts are quick and easy to work in any worsted weight wool, even handspun. The fun, spiral pattern reverses on each mitt. Additional notes are given in the pattern to adjust the pattern to fit additional sizes.

Gorgeous, small tote bag pattern constructed out of eighteen granny squares. Full charted and written instructions.

Three amazing geometric potholder patterns. Perfect for individuals who are not yet familiar with reading charts, yet a breeze for those who are. Includes charts and FULL written instructions.

Choose from two different coffee cup cozies, with gorgeous intarsia designs. These patterns are written with a beginner in mind, but are not so overly simplified that an experienced knitter would find them tedious.

I was inspired to create these mitts while working Jill Draper’s Sprout-Double Knit Cowl pattern. There was just enough yarn left over after making the cowl to create these gorgeous matching fingerless mitts and Jill Draper was kind and allowed me to utilize a portion of her chart in my pattern.

Errata applies to versions prior to 06/2014.

This pattern is great, no matter what your yardage is. If you have over 350 yards, this will be the perfect pattern for you. The intuitive nature of the design, means that once you get going on the pattern, it is easy to keep track of and you may not even need to keep your chart in front of you.

This adorable cabled owl bag is the perfect size to hold a wound ball of yarn and a small project. There are two included versions; folded edge top or ruffled edge top and includes both written and charted instructions. This can be the perfect gift for an exchange or birthday.

These cute little baby booties are perfect for those brand-new babies. This is a prototype pattern and I intend to expand on available sizes, but thought I would offer this size for free. I unfortunately gave away the booties I knit, before I could get full measurements, but they were the perfect size for a 7 lb newborn.

A little ol’ owl who was so lonely

A little ol’ owl who was so lonely

A little ol’ owl who was so lonely

These quick fingerless mitts can be easily knit in one or two days. Also included are suggestions for increasing the size for a women’s large.

This is a super cute pattern to make a hobby horse or hobby unicorn for the special child in your life. Instructions include both versions and written and charted directions.

This pattern is a free excerpt from my e-book, Seasons of Coasters.

A wonderful scarf to throw around your neck when you are heading out for a full day of fun. As the evening grows cooler, just stretch it out and button the armholes together and you have a delightful shrug to keep you warm. Extremely versatile and the pattern is 100% adjustable to fit you perfectly. A few quick measurements and you will be cast...

Building with the popular building blocks led me to this creative and fun hat, that is wonderful for both boys and girls, just change the colors to suit the child.

Very cute hat that is perfect for any little boy or little girl!

Cute little bunnies, sewn up from any garter stitch square. Work in any type of yarn with appropriately sized needles.

Pattern uses either 2 strands of DK weight yarn or 1 strand of aran weight yarn. Includes both written instructions and a chart.

This hat pattern includes instructions for working the pattern in two yarn weights, DK and aran. Written instructions and charted diagram.

You will be amazed at how comfortable a knitted headband is. If you have never tried one before, you must try knitting yourself one.

Knitted headbands are wonderful, shortly after putting them on you will forget you have it on, since it is so comfortable. You can also customize it for anyone.

A nice wide, lacy headband, that looks great on both sides and will keep your ears warm, when out for dinner or snowboarding on the slopes.

Knitted headbands are unbelievably wonderful. You can adjust the size for your specific head size and before long, you will forget you are even wearing it, because it is so comfortable. This headband features a simple 4 row cable pattern. Great beginner pattern for trying cables or chart reading.

Knitted headbands are so quick and easy to make and incredibly comfortable to wear. You won’t believe how much you will come to love your knitted headband and want to make more.

A wonderfully simple moebius headband, made with simple garter stitch. If you have never tried the moebius method before this is a great project to learn on.

This bag is great to help you keep track of your yarn when you leave the house. No more wondering where you’ll set your ball of yarn while watching your kids’ game, at the post office or driver’s licensing. This bag will keep your yarn tidy and clean, wherever you chose to knit. Also featured is a handy reinforced hole in the bottom of the bag ...

Quick knitted or crocheted, reusable pocket for gift cards, business cards or credit cards.

There is a matching hat here, click here to buy the set and SAVE $2.00.

This cute, elf-like hat will look adorable on just about anyone. It is worked flat, with short rows to shape the hat and is fairly easy to do, as long as you follow the pattern.

This pattern was inspired by Teresa Murphy’s, Wrist Yarn Holder.

Very simple hat, suitable for beginners to advanced crocheters. Stitches used are; double crochet, single crochet, chain and slipstitch.

This gorgeous crocheted scarf will amaze everyone, but only you will know how simple it was to make. Each 2 rows of the pattern create beautiful flower motifs. Pattern contains both written and charted instructions and depending on the quantity of available yarn, you can create it with or without the fringe.

Based on the knitted Yarn Holder by Teresa Murphy, I created this crocheted version.

This is for Advanced Beginners.

Stitches used:

This is a marvelous pattern to create for that special baby or toddler in your life. Each square is crocheted directly onto the existing blanket and so NO SEWING!!! Wonderful for using up all your various worsted weight scraps as well.

This pattern works great with any worsted weight yarn. It can be worn as a traditional beret or worn further back on the head similar to a snood. It feels great on, like you’re wearing a headband, but your hair is out of the way as well.

Pattern can also be made with Sugar and Cream or similar dishcloth cotton, wool or wool/cotton blend yarn. Do NOT use an acrylic for this pattern, acrylic yarns can melt in high heat circumstances.