The Kelp Forest Mittens and Hat Set was inspired by the remarkable Kelp Forests of the North American Pacific coast. The remarkable Giant Kelp is an amazing part of the Ocean biome, providing oxygen and a home to a myriad of remarkable species. The light shining through the Kelp Forests into the sea is stunning.

Spring brings meadows and gardens and those who love both! This pattern is for people who dream of spring through the long snowy months.

Cables dancing together - in and out, like people we meet in life or on the dance floor.

Warm mittens on a stormy night are so necessary! Covered in snow flakes, snowballs, and stars, these mittens have a sore thumb (side thumb) construction for comfort. The palm pattern is almost as detailed as the hand pattern, so mix and match for your favorites.

These mittens were inspired by the poem “Warning” by Jenny Joseph: “When I am an old woman I shall wear purple…”

The Snowflakes and Roses Mitten pattern has a delightful Ram’s Horn Rose on one side and a detailed snowflake pattern on the other. Mix and match the location of these patterns to make a different combinations!

These flower mittens are made with worsted weight yarn, perfect for deep cold! To make smaller (child sized) mittens, try working them in a DK weight.

Welcome to a wonderful fingerless glove, knitted flat, and all in one piece using a special knitted “slip stitch” to get around the shaping.

Rustic Cables is a combination hood, hat, scarf. You can vary the size of the hood by doing fewer increases, and the length of the scarf by more or less repeats.

Leaves on a Lattice is a customizable lace pattern – knit a scarf, a stole, or a shawl. Here Lattice is shown as a small shawl in lace weight, with dimensions of 19” (48 cm) wide by 54” (137 cm) long. The scarf will be 9.75” (25 cm) wide, and a stole will be 14.5” (37 cm), or a wide shawl around 24” (61 cm).

I designed Summer Flight during the Covid-19 Quarantine. I remember thinking so many times how lovely it would be to just fly away. The pattern reminds of feathers on wings.

I created this hat in honor of Down’s Syndrome Awareness Day. The term Lucky Few refers to how few people there are who have been touched by a child with Down’s Syndrome in their lives. The “V” in the word LOVE is the “Lucky Few Tattoo” gotten by parents and family members of a child with Down’s Syndrome to celebrate that child. I’m making this...

Mosaic Slouchy Hat is designed to be made for almost any size, any yarn, and any gauge. Instructions are written for Adult medium or large for worsted, DK, Sport, and Fingering weight yarns. Smaller sizes can easily made simply by using a smaller yarn in a larger pattern. For example, make the worsted weight pattern using DK yarn for a child si...