Dip your toes into lace or just enjoy an easy departure from vanilla socks. “Dainty Dentelle” has a simple lace eyelet rib pattern suitable for sock knitters of all levels.

Let a leafy lace motif dance around your feet with this delicate pair of socks.

Sharing my go-to shortie sock pattern for fingering weight sock yarn.

You will be doing a happy dance when you feel how comfortable these ribbed socks feel hugging your feet. Fade contrasting minis into each other against a dark main color and let your needles sing a song of stripes!

Have you ever knit a color work sock, only to be disappointed when you can’t fit it over your foot? Not this time! This design starts out with a larger number of stitches to accommodate for the color work, and decreases down to hug your foot comfortably.

Show off your love of bats with this cozy cowl, while extending your Halloween spirit beyond October.

Crochet a colorful cardigan, with no seaming, customizable to fit and flatter all sizes.

If you are looking for a vanilla-ish sock in a wide variety of sizes, this is the sock pattern for you. With sizes Small through XXL, there’s a size for everyone. The small fits my 10 year old perfectly, the medium fits me great, and the XXL fits my husband’s large man feet quite nicely.

Just one cake of color changing yarn is used to crochet this shawl, approximately 400 yds of a fingering weight yarn is needed.

Treat yourself to an easy to make, colorful shawl in a fashionable half hex shaped (for those of us who don’t like a pointy shawl). It features an easygoing mesh, and works up quickly.

With the right stitch and the right yarn, a pattern doesn’t have to be complicated to be captivating. This classic stitch is a longtime favorite and it looks much more difficult than it is—the four-row repeat is easily memorized. So, enjoy a relaxing knit and let the colors shift and fade as the lovely lace develops.

The “Flip Side Wristers” are a great way to use up small bits of worsted weight yarn while making customized gifts for friends and loved ones! Available in three sizes to find the perfect fit.

The Flipside Wristers are a fun way to use up your worsted weight scraps. Use a solid color on one side, and a variegated color on the other. You can decide which color is your top color, and which is the bottom. To change it up and switch colors, simply switch hands.

This super cozy hooded scarf is made with chunky yarn, so it works up quick and would make a great gift.

The “Scrubby Mitt” is the worsted weight version of the “Washcloth Mitt” (which was designed/made with a light yarn).

Super sweet and simple mesh triangle shawl.

Luxurious and lightweight spring scarf, with a ruffle edge for a fashion forward finish. Designed for the April 2018 YarnCrush Subscription box.

I am so excited to be working with Yarn Crush once again! For their November 2017 box, I designed this wavy, slightly textured cowl/neckwarmer. Named after the luxurious yarn it was made with (Cara Cara Orange), Cara’s Cowl utilizes slip stitching and stitches of different heights to give a textural, wavy look.

In an Easter basket, on a garland, or sprinkled throughout the house, these little eggs are a quick way to add a pop of color to your house. Also, they are fun to throw, up in the air, at people. I’m going to put them in my daughter’s basket and inevitably they will get thrown at each other in a (loud) craze, peaking in the midst of a sugar rush

These crochet bottle holders are a fun and colorful way to keep you and your family hydrated.

Fishnet fingerless gloves to sass up your wardrobe. Easy-ish pattern, just mark your stitches and keep your slip stitches loose and you’ll be golden.

This was a pattern designed specifically for the April 2016 Yarn Crush Box. I had a great time working with them, you should definitely check out their monthly subscription boxes!

The “Big Bubble Cowl”

“Zig Zag” wristers are fun and make a great gift for yourself or a friend. Color choice gives you the option for lots of different looks.

Looking to make a fun, unique beanie that no one else will be wearing? This Spiked Punch Beanie crochet pattern is for you! Choose 2 contrasting colors and have fun with it. 1 skein for each color will yield 2 hats.

If you have long hair and want to wear a traditional beanie to keep warm in the winter, you have to sacrifice the ponytail and wear your hair down. Which leads to lots of static and unruly knots. Not anymore!

You’ll need just one ball of your favorite worsted weight cotton yarn to make this pretty and functional water bottle holder. Try a self striping yarn (as seen in the pink one), it works up SO pretty!

These bumpy wristers are a textural, fun way to keep your hands warm! Feels great to the touch.

Gauge listed is for size L. Gauges for all sizes are included in the pattern.

The Carol Beanie is named after my mother in law. The spaces in between stitches of this hat look like an angel. Carol is always doing for others and is truly an angel. Thus, “The Carol Slouchy Beanie.”

“Fanfare” Fingerless Gloves Crochet Pattern - an original design from Goddess )O( Crochet.

Mesh Water Bottle Holder