These are the mittens I want for a walk in the snow. They combine coziness, lightness and a touch of moon magic. The cuffs are extra long and the colorwork keeps them snug on your wrist. The textured chevron pattern provides grip and extra warmth. Garter stitch caps off the fingertips and thumb.

The link to the provisional cast on tutorial is broken. I recommend searching for this on YouTube: ‘provisional cast on with a crochet hook by very pink knits.’

The Esther Belle Shawl is named after my Great-Grandmother, a sassy, practical and compassionate woman who was always stylish. The circular motif employs pi shawl shaping then branches out on either side as wings that stay easily on your shoulders. Choose a monochromatic look, or opt for a coordinating edge color. Esther Belle is knit in four s...

A sock that’s got a bit of interest to it, but is easy enough that you can blether on at knit night with minimal stitching mistakes. This top-down pattern features a broken garter stitch that produces a cushy sock with a heel-bottom gusset. Perfect for variegated yarns.

Stitch counts for the large size mittens in the decrease section are missing from the pdf pattern. The correction is below!

The Multi-Purpose Garment (MPG) is started out as a cowl, but I quickly realized that I wanted to use all 320 yards of my luscious handspun. I discovered that the drapey fabric of the cowl could become a capelet when pulled over the shoulders. The resulting garment is a relaxing knit of stockinette stitch in the round with a garter ridge thrown...

Top down socks with just the right amount of spice and a heel-bottom gusset. This pattern plays nicely with variegated and self-striping yarns.

Errata (my apologies) If you downloaded the pattern for free, you will not be able to receive updates. Please click on the link below for access to any errata. The written directions for the leg are correct. However, there were two errors in the charted directions.