Great to knit with my circular needles!

Chunky knitting is so addictive! I created these size 17 circular needles just for making chunky knit hats, and this was the first pattern that I knit with them! I was having trouble finding really chunky circular needles, and not wanting to do the magic loop method (it just does NOT work for me!) I decided to design some super chunky needles t...

Have you had a project this year (besides knitting of course) to keep you sane? My 2020 sanity project was designing my own knitting needles! After months of designing and sourcing, they finally arrived! Since I only use circular needles (like most of you) even for flat knitting, I decided that I wanted something special to knit with. It’s so e...

I learned the Suzette Stitch and knew I had to make something large-scale from this lovely stitch pattern. Made up of just single and double crochets, the stitch is beautiful and beginner friendly. This cardigan looks like a lovely and complicated piece, but really it’s just a large square that is seamed with arm holes, making it the perfect ca...

This cardigan is knit in a square, then seamed to create a blanket cardigan. I used the broken rib stitch, which is one of my new favorite stitches! The cardigan will fit most sizes, but for smaller or larger sizes, cast on a multiple of 2 + 1 stitches for the stitch pattern.

I was wearing my knit blanket cardigan one day when my mom was visiting. She fell in love with it, and asked me to make her a blanket cardigan to add to her wardrobe. It’s no surprise that we both love to be wrapped up in a blanket in all seasons, like mother like daughter. So I thought it would be the perfect opportunity to create a crochet bl...

The Dottie Hat features a light worsted yarn in a diagonal lace pattern. It’s comfy, cute, and perfect for transitioning into (or out of) winter!

This is a really simple pattern, and great for beginners! This is my first pattern release for Fall 2015, and I think you’ll love it as much as I do. Info. about this yarn is also in the blog post. If you love my pattern- please check out my pattern shop!

Inspired by the first snow flurries this winter. This hat knits up in about an hour. The simple color work adds interest, but the pattern is so simple to memorize you won’t have any trouble watching TV as you knit this hat in one evening!

The perfect cowl for fall and winter! This is such a quick and satisfying project- the only thing you need to worry about is what color you want!

I won’t let the cold beat me, I won’t let the cold beat me! I said to myself, thinking “What pattern could I make that’s so warm I might actually enjoy this winter?”

I pictured this hat in my mind a thousand times, and when it was finished, I made another, and another, and another. The Flapper Crochet Hat pattern features a cloche style fit and an asymmetrical brim for that oh so fab flapper look!

The nautical cabled headband features a beautiful (yet quick to knit) cable pattern in a nautical knot. A throwback to summer while we step into fall! This headband knits up quick and makes a great gift!

This infinity scarf represents everything we love about fall. The falling leaves, the warm, cozy feeling of a scarf around your neck. The leaf pattern is designed alongside a simpler panel of ribbing for an eye-catching and surprising effect.

I wanted to create a pattern that takes most of the math out of designing a short row crescent shawl, but leaves in all the fun! What I love about this pattern is that everyone’s will come out different. You can use one solid color, or multiple colors. It is a project you will want to make over and over again with different yarns and color comb...

If you know how to knit and purl- you can make this headband! An easy to follow pattern with chevrons is great for any worsted or bulky yarn! Pattern abbreviations explained, and it is a very simple to follow pattern for beginners!

This super chunky cowl is created by knitting with 3 strands of bulky yarn together at once. It is a quick, afternoon project that knit in the round so it has no seams! This cowl is a great way to use up that stash yarn that’s been sitting around! You can experiment with lots of different types of yarn and thicknesses to create a uniquely textu...

UPDATE: Instructions added for stockinette st. body of hat.

I created this pattern with baubles in mind. I love the look of the cables intermingling with the baubles in a seemingly random pattern. This pattern is really easy and entertaining to knit! You can make it slouchy like I did, or start the decreases sooner for a tighter fit. The hat is loose fitting and cozy for most adult and young adult heads...

Everyone needs a pretty cabled beanie! Your friends will be begging you to make this hat for them in every color. It’s just one of those hats that looks great on everyone at any age! This pattern features an easy to follow cable pattern that is knit in the round for a seamless look, and is finished off with an optional pom pom.