The Crocus sock is knit from the top down and uses yarnover, ssk, and k2tog to create a branch-like lace pattern on the leg and top-of-foot portion of the sock. First, a ribbed cuff is knit, flowing seamlessly into the lace leg portion. A classic heel flap and gusset is worked, while preserving the continuity of the lace pattern at the top of t...

The Snowflake Hat is a stranded colour-work hat knit from the bottom-up, using one strand of fingering weight yarn held together with one strand of silk mohair. First the ribbing is worked, then the stranded colour-work portion, followed by decreases at the top. The white pompom represents a cloud from which snowflakes fall and become larger in...

Tini Sweater is a top-down, miniature raglan that fits in the palm of your hand! I originally designed it to be a Christmas tree ornament, but it can be anything you want. Instructions are written specifically for double pointed needles, but if you are familiar with other methods of knitting small items in-the-round, the pattern should be easil...

Autumn Rose Gloves is a simple fingerless glove pattern that uses one strand of fingering weight yarn held with one strand of silk-mohair yarn (or other lace-weight yarn). It’s perfect for using up your leftover yarns after finishing a mohair sweater or a pair of socks. The gloves have a double-folded hem and are finished with an i-cord edge. I...

(Note that a new version, v1.1 has been uploaded to correct errors in stitch count for heel flap)