From December of 2010 to the time of writing, the key photo on the Wikipedia ‘sock’ page has been a hand knitted sock. These mittens are based on those socks, with the same traveling stitch designs. The charted pattern includes both a fingerless and full mitten option, with an afterthought thumb.

From December of 2010 to the time of writing, the key photo on the Wikipedia ‘sock’ page has been a hand knitted sock. If you’ve ever looked at that picture and thought, “I wish I had those socks!”, then this is the pattern for you! This is a cuff down traveling stitch cable sock pattern, with a standard heel flap construction and charted desig...

The O Tannenbaum hat pattern is done using the mosaic technique. Mosaic knitting is a method of colorwork, and it is more stretchy than stranded knitting because it doesn’t have long floats. Also, only one color is used at a time, making it easier for beginners. This mosaic hat pattern contains instructions to make hats from both sport and wors...

The O Tannenbaum mitten pattern is done using the mosaic technique. Mosaic knitting is a method of colorwork, and it is more stretchy than stranded knitting because it doesn’t have long floats. Also, only one color is used at a time, making it easier for beginners. This mosaic mitten pattern contains instructions to make both full mittens (fing...

The Flowers That Bloom In The Spring sock pattern is done using the mosaic technique. Mosaic knitting is a method of colorwork, especially good for sock knitting as it is more stretchy than stranded knitting because it doesn’t have long floats. Also, only one color is used at a time, making it easier for beginners. These are mosaic socks are kn...

In this difficult time I think a good sense of humor it is critical to maintain our spirits. To this end, with no intent to minimize the seriousness of current events and people’s experiences, I’ve designed this light-hearted COVID-19 virus hat pattern. I’m offering this pattern for free, but request that you (on the honor system) donate $10 to...

This shawl starts off knit in two parts, which I call wings, which are then joined with a contrasting lace panel. It can be made in any size, from a small shawlette to a large all enveloping shawl, and in any weight yarn. There is a further option for customization in the style of increases, which will change the amount of definition in the inc...

These are top down anklet socks with either a ribbed or curled cuff with a lace foot. Additional short rows are used before the heel to help keep the socks from falling down.

This shawl can be made in either fingering or dk yarn, just use an appropriate gauge for your yarn of choice. The required yardage will vary depending on the desired size. 300 yards of fingering will make a small little shawlette version, while 600 will make a full sized shawl. For fingering weight yarn US size 6 needles should be about right.

These are mosaic socks, depicting evergreen trees using two colors. They are knit top down with a heel flap and gusset construction.

This shawl starts off knit in two parts, which I call wings, which are then joined. The remaining shawl is then knit from the joined wings. It can be made in any size, from a small shawlette to a large all enveloping shawl, and in any weight yarn. There is a further option for customization in the style of increases, which will change the amoun...