Have you ever wanted to feel like you can give something special for someone you know going through cancer or another condition?

This pattern is knit from the top center out to the bottom edge. The lace pattern is reminiscent of a spider web and is inspired by the lies that villains in fairy tales tell their captives to keep them.

Difficulty: Intermediate

This is knit from the lower edge up. The band is picked up from the top edge. This is knit flat.

This hat is knit from the brim up in the round, starting with a provisional cast on that is folded under to make a substantial brim. Due to this you will need 2 ways to hold the full number of stitches. Use the small circumference knitting method of your choice.

Difficulty: Intermediate

Difficulty: Intermediate

This pattern started as part of a booklet. The cuff of the wrist warmers has a cable pattern that looks like the cancer awareness ribbon.

Difficulty: Intermediate

This is a small bag, perfect for a project bag, or to hold small items. It is based on a bag that I made for my child for her first Halloween to collect candy.

This bag is just the right size to hold a pair of ballet or jazz shoes to keep them together in a dance bag or backpack.

This is a pattern to make your own Santa or Elf hat. The brim is knit first and connected in a circle by grafting. Then the main body of the hat is picked up from one side of the brim.

This pattern is based on a Pixie Hat that my great-grandmother made for most of the family. I liked the shape of the hat and decided to put two of them together to make a bag.

This is one of the products currently being sold on TheatricalCrafts. It is an elegant cable twist to a classic piece. The pattern started as a stash buster and works with almost any yarn.

This is a close-fitting hat intended for little ones. It was first designed with Jayne from Firefly in mind. I have provided average sizes, but please keep in mind every baby is different. The cast on is a combination of cable and provisional cast on, this is so the ear flaps are easy to pick up for later.

These gloves are knit in the round. I use double pointed needles, you can use the small circular technique of your choice. The cable pattern goes up the pinkie side of the gloves. There are written and chart instructions for the cable pattern.