This is a pattern I designed and dedicated to my mother for her birthday. It features small and large eyelets that form the shape of a paw print. It’s quick and easy, and worked flat. You will use less than 50 grams of DK weight yarn.

The How Many, How Much mitts are named after Shel Silverstein’s book A Light In The Attic and a poem in that book. They were designed to be shared with your most knitworthy friends, and are dedicated to one of my best friends, Beverly, and made using my other best friend’s yarn (Bayou City Yarn Co.).

The Faith, Trust, and Pixie Dust Mitts are easy, quick mitts which make for a perfect gift. They were designed for you to make with that special skein of self-striping yarn that you just don’t want to use on socks!

The Konpeito Shawl is an easy, top-down, triangular shawlette, which can be made made longer by repeating sections. The spine of the shawl is a delicate cable, it is a mock cable and does not require a cable needle.

The Faron Woods Hat is an easily remembered pattern with lots of texture on a single panel, running up to a slouchy point. You can easily make it longer or shorter by adding or removing repeats of the pattern before the decreases.