When my brother and sister-in-law broke the news that they were expecting a baby, my first thought was ”I’m gonna be an Auntie!!”

My version of the iconic hat lovingly knitted by Jayne’s Mom. I studied the photos and think this is a pretty decent representation. This hat has the scrunched top, which makes it super easy to knit, and looks more like the real deal than a shaped crown. This is a really fun and quick-knitting project. I loved making it, and I hope you do too! :)

Tulsa has an annual 5K run on Thanksgiving Day. It’s called

Everybody knows this iconic hairstyle worn by the lovely Princess Leia. One look, and it is instant recognition. I made this hat because I need a wig for a Leia costume, but I decided to make it double as a funny earflap hat… It is very warm! Not just for Halloween anymore, it is guaranteed to bring chuckles and comments all season long. :)

Everybody loves a cowl these days… but they are so hard to get just the right amount of twist and rumple and poof, right?! Too much time and energy is wasted on wrapping and re-wrapping, flouncing and fluffing. Well, that was before THIS cowl came into your life!

I wanted to make something light and airy… something edgy and sultry.

I went to see the second installment of the Hunger Games - Catching Fire - with the intent of keeping a close eye on the knitwear… because I knew it would be awesome! And I was not disappointed. The minute I saw Katniss in this amazing morph between a chunky cowl and a one-arm vest, I was in love! I decided to make my own version of this concep...

These cute little wool beads can be made in every color of the rainbow! Unlike the big ol’ wool dryer balls, these guys are knitted and then felted, so you can make them small enough to be used in jewelry, on fringe, or as garment embellishments. They are approximately 1/2” in diameter, but you can make them larger or smaller by using different...