Free Patterns

Fingerless mitts are great for transitional weather. Here’s a free pattern for how to knit fingerless mitts with a thumb gusset.

Handmade potholders and trivets are a great way to decorate your home with a personal flair and learn new stitching techniques on small projects. When …

I’ve had a few people asking for details of how I am making my mitered square scrappy blanket, so I thought I would create a free …

You all know by now that I take yarn substitution very seriously. That’s because knowing how to substitute yarn opens up a whole new world for knitters. …

To celebrate Socktober 2020, I thought it would be fun to design a sock pattern together with the community of knitters who have given me so much support and encouragement these last few years. Here is the final pattern with elements as voted on by you!

This winter, to chase away the blues, I’m hosting a knit-along and sharing a free hat pattern in celebration.

Lately, Little C has been very interested in putting her toys into carriers – buckets, lunchboxes, grocery bags, purses, you name it. I had some yarn sitting in the stash that’s been waiting to be used, so I decided to see what I could whip up for her. 

A few months ago, I found myself in a knitting emergency. It was a Saturday morning at the office, and I was about to walk into a mandatory three-hour training session. There was just one problem: in my rush to get out the door that morning, I’d forgotten my knitting project at home.