Born in Brooklyn, New York, Jessica Ays has made her home in the suburbs of Long Island with her husband and twin boys (the inspiration for the name, Double the Stitches).

As a designer and knitting instructor, Jessica is drawn to creating patterns that work well for beginner classes or patterns that teach new techniques or skills. She strives to design with practical shapes featuring a touch of texture, creating classic pieces that you will love to make and love to wear.

JOIN THE STITCH SOCIETY!
Friends don’t let friends knit alone! Be part of a warm and welcoming community of like-minded knitters and crocheters. There are lots of fun perks: a pattern every month, private coffee chats, priority pattern support with a stitch & technique library, fiber friends interviews & events, behind-the-scenes updates, early access to pattern testing calls, and more. Get all the details:
https://doublethestitches.com/stitchsociety.

WANT TO SAVE ON ALL MY PATTERNS?
Get a pattern every month in the Double The Stitches Pattern Club! Become a member to lock in this low price & save on all my patterns. You’ll lock in the lowest price for the lifetime of your membership! (and get all the bonuses too!!) Each design is professionally written, tech-edited, and tested by other knitters, so you get a pattern that is easy and fun to follow. You’ll also get first access to sign up for all the exciting knit-alongs, workshops & challenges I host!
https://doublethestitches.com/club

JOIN THE FREE COMMUNITY!
Double the Stitches: Patterns is a community for knitters and crocheters to share their love of yarn and creating by hand. Fans can join us for exclusive events, sales, giveaways, and celebrations! Be the first to see sneak peeks, and find out about pattern testing opportunities.
https://doublethestitches.com/thegroup

NEED HELP?
For questions, pattern support, and other information, please email Jessica at
hello@doublethestitches.com.

LET’S BE SOCIAL …
Share your photos of your projects, tag Double the Stitches on Instagram at @doublethestitches, and use the hashtag #doublethestitches.