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Evelina Lace Socks have been quietly waiting in my design notebook for over a year, patiently nudging me back to lace after the release of my Eleanora Shawl in 2024. There’s something irresistible about watching lace emerge stitch by stitch, and this pattern captures that joy in a compact, portable form. Featuring a 12-stitch lace repeat that f...

Willa Socks were inspired by my lifelong love of geometric patterns—first discovered in childhood doodles and later rekindled through the meditative art of Zentangle. These top-down socks feature a beautifully textured diamond motif worked entirely with simple knits and purls, offering a soothing, rhythmic knit that’s both engaging and relaxing.

This stunning lace shawl pattern includes both written and charted instructions, allowing you to choose your preferred method or use both in conjunction to check your work. Although many purl rows are “active,” with lace stitches worked on both sides, there are some “resting” rows to give you a breather. The lace pattern quickly becomes intuiti...

With the overwhelming response to the free Slip-Stitch Sole formula pattern, I knew I had to write up a fully written and charted pattern to make creating reinforced socks even easier. These beautifully textured socks are the result. I’ve combined all the details of knitting a slip-stitch sole sock with a simple knit and purl texture across the...

With a name meaning “of the harvest,” this hat was inspired by my absolute favorite family outing—our annual trip to the pumpkin patch. Whether you’re wandering the corn maze or enjoying a leisurely wagon ride, this worsted weight hat is designed to keep the whole family cozy and warm. And the simple cable pattern reminds me of the main event—p...

I love knitting socks! But I didn’t like how quickly I wore through the fabric under the ball of my foot and sometimes my heel. It became obvious quite quickly how well the heel flap held up in comparison. So I applied the concept of the slipstitch heel flap to the foot of the sock. And, voila, we have the Slip-Stitch Sole.