Witchy striped fingerless mittens in two lengths with picot edge fold-over eyelet cuffs and optional crochet chain ribbon detail.

Huge and airy fishnet triangle shawl with an optional clasp and lots and lots of fringe. This pattern utilizes the most basic crochet stitches: just chains and single crochet – perfect for a first-time hooker!

Ruffled peplum cowl with raglan increases. Contrasting trim and ribbon laces give this romantic neck warmer a classic Victorian feel.

Romantic high-waisted eyelet lace wrap belt with i-cord ties. The texture of the Eyelet Pattern reminds me of the inside of a fresh juicy pomegranate. This is an ideal project for kettle dyed yarns in gorgeous colors.

Full coverage over-sized slouch hat in heavy wool with folded hem and skinny stripes. Available in three sizes. Experiment with left-over yarn, stripe patterns and fair isle motifs. Suitable for men, women and children.

Cozy triangle shawl with simple intarsia colorwork. Embrace your inner dichotomy with bold, contrasting colors.

High-waisted wrap belt with applied i-cord edging and ties.

Easy, quick, colorful and warm wool beanie with cozy doubled-stranded ribbing. Available in three sizes for the whole family.

Neo-Victorian inspired ruffled fingerless gloves. Each glove features three buttons and a delicate bell ruffle.

Just what you’ve always needed, a giant knit rose!

Classic and whimsical as Alice, striking as the Red Queen; these beauties will demand attention in any color combo you can think of. All-in-one pattern includes instructions for three-button wrist cuffs and four-button spats, along with a special technique for a decadent and frothy antique “tattered” looking ruffle. Instructions for making a cu...

This hat is a version of my original Lyon Hat pattern. Choose a high definition yarn to make those knitted vertical lines really stand out.

This hat was designed as a boutique item for Averyboo Arts studio in Long Beach, CA. Worked in any worsted or aran weight self-striping yarn and knit with detachable button-on earflaps, it’s a fun and versatile pattern for all ages.

My favorite thing about these gloves is the simple shaping and how the roomy rib (worked over extra stitches) lets me stretch my fingers out and wear all my bracelets while keeping the cold from going up my sleeves.