I have OCD to thank for this one. Yes, I learned how to make “bullion’s” and I decided to take about 50 skeins of Kureyon yarn by Noro and separate the colors. Yes I separated all the colors to make these “bullion’s”. I know some of you may not believe this but by the time I finished crocheting all these “bullion’s” I had over 1,000 beautifully...

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I used my cat’s actual tooth. No I didn’t pull it out. The vet had to extract it and I asked to keep it. I’m strange like that. I knew one day it would come in handy.

This dashing and jaunty tam gives you complete creative control. Knits up super quick in bulky and/or double stranded yarn and is perfect for weekend or night knitting. The top of the hat is decorated in a free form needle felted design that allows you to experiment with colors and shapes to create something funky and unique.

Almost instant gratification! This quick and easy knit is a one size fits most shrug that can be cinched to fit snugly around any shape. This shrug is flattering on just about anyone and makes a great gift knit as well.

This bag is a throw back to Victorian drawstring purses and can be embellished as much or as little as you like. The ‘bucket’ shape of this bag makes it perfect for setting on a table during knitting sessions to hold your yarn and other knitting supplies.

Whether you call it “Trinity” or “Bramble” this stitch makes a delightful spring cover up. This baby cardigan is knit in a soft, stretchy and most importantly washable cotton yarn that will be sure to make it an instant family heirloom.

You’ll know why we call it the ‘Back and Forth’ skirt when you knit up this quick skirt. The slightly textured pattern lets you knit ‘Back and Forth’ in regular knitting, then twisting the stitches which creates a stretchy and comfortable fabric. This can be knit to any length and looks great as a mini skirt or as a knee length pencil skirt.

This adorable dress is both comfortable and versatile. It makes a wonderfully comfortable summer dress that looks great with flip flops and a loose ponytail, but could be knit up in a flashy novelty yarn for a glamorous night time dress. Pattern is given in one size which fits most, but is easily adapted to fit any figure or shape.

These pants are both comfortable and stylin’ (especially when paired with the Hippie Bolero pattern.) Flared cuffs with textured pattern make the bottoms pop and the easy construction makes these a great project for a beginner.

This hip bolero is knit from side to side to create a simple lace pattern across the back. The funky sleeves add a bit of punch to an otherwise simple knit. This bolero is meant to be matched with the Hippie Bootleg Pants pattern.

This quick knit carry all is a great introduction to felting. It is knit in three separate panels and seamed together before felting. The dense felted fabric makes it sturdy even unlined, or you can choose to line it and add a few pockets to make it a great book or knitting bag.

This is a fully customizable felted tote perfect for a knitting bag. Use your large size straight needles for handles (these can double as weapons to keep unwanted intruders away from your stash!) Sew on a sweater pocket and off you go! This bag stands up on it’s own making it the perfect companion to the active knitter.

This beanie can be made in feminine or masculine colors, add pom-poms and tassels for a funky Nordic look or pare it down to just the beanie for a great winter hat. This is a simple introduction to the entrelac technique.

These fingerless mitts are long, lean and mean. Knit in a soft stretchy yarn and adorned with beaded kanji symbols this is a sweet pattern for someone interested in doing something a little bit more funky than stockinette mitts.

This cake will last a lifetime even if the marriage doesn’t! Dress it up, dress it down; this knitted cake holds endless possibilities. You can knit it to look exactly like the cake from your own special day, or decorate it as a center piece for any festive occasion.

This bag is a quick and easy knit. It’s soft, feminine and durable made using double stranded mohair and acrylic yarn. Can be knit up over a weekend and is great for a beginner learning to knit in the round.

Oh My! Baby Booties are now available as a crochet pattern as well The perfect basic baby booties! Dress them up or dress them down, these little cotton booties are comfortable for baby and such a quick knit you could make them in the car, in labor, on the way to the hospital and have them darned and ready to go before it’s time to push!

This simple seamless cardigan is the perfect Spring or Fall sweater for the baby in your life. Knit in luxurious Cashmerino or ‘oh-so-soft’ nylon yarn this is a sweet sweater that can be knit to accommodate any kind of baby.

This is the crocheted version of our very popular ‘My Ex’ knitted pattern. This adorable felted tote is a great way to express yourself and work out a little aggression at the same time.

This soft and sweet cabled capelette is great for keeping cold shoulders cozy. The beads add a bit of eye candy and the gentle cables make this an interesting knit. This is a simple enough project to complete in a weekend or to take with you to a knitting circle.

This is not only a pattern but also a unique technique. This pattern will teach you how to do the curbing technique as well as give the instructions on how to create a great stash busting bag at the same time.

This pattern can be a very girly hoodie fit for a tiny princess or a fluffy cookie monster hoodie for the little monster in your life. This simple knit would be perfect for an advanced beginner looking to make a sweater that has a little extra something.

Textured stitches make this an incredibly interesting knit with a fine Victorian feel. Great for an intermediate to advanced knitter, this top is a great way to showcase a variety of beautiful stitches and techniques. Knit in a versatile and washable yarn, this top makes a beautiful dress up blouse.