I’ve revamped and re-released this pattern though my own Ravelry store, after having the rights generously returned to me. Yarn recommendations have been updated to include colorway recommendations for Debbie Bliss Cashmerino Aran, the yarn used for the new sample pictured on the front of the pattern; this yarn has wide commercial availability ...

4/11: The Spider Stitch Shawl is now available as an individual pattern PDF from my Ravelry store. I’ve updated and corrected the charts; now every row (including WS rows) is charted.

Worked from the top down on circular needles, Le Facteur features standard instructions (with stitch counts!) for seven sizes, as well as suggestions for modifying shaping and length for a custom fit. In addition to choosing between a cardigan or pullover, knitters can choose from two edging options, two sleeve lengths, two sets of shaping inst...

Two-Track Twists are knit top-down, using two circular needles. The design features miniature horseshoe cables running up and down the length of the sock, and the pattern includes a full photo tutorial demonstrating how to work the cables without a cable needle.

Despite his diminutive size (as his name suggests, he is approximately as tall as your thumb) Thumbkin manages to lead a life full of adventure. This hat features a pocket just big enough for Thumbkin, should you come across him in his travels, and is sized for every member of the family. Even if you don’t ever need to give Thumbkin a lift, you...

Errata: In the section titled “Sleeves” on pg. 4 of the pattern, the beginning of the second paragraph should read “You should now have a total of 36 (42, 50, 56) stitches.”

Just to clarify -- where the pattern says to “repeat the previous row” on all even-numbered rounds it means you are repeating the row you just worked a second time. So on round 4 you’ll repeat round 3, on round 6 you’ll repeat round 5, and so on; on round 16, repeat round 15, and then you’re ready to start a new pattern repeat.

Knit in the round from the cuff down on two circular needles, Hidden Path socks look like plain stockinette socks from the front, but feature a lace motif running down the back of the leg. Another unusual feature of the sock is its “upside-down” gusset, a gusset which runs along the sides of the sole, rather than diagonally across the ankle.

Two strands of Kidsilk Haze -- each a different shade -- are held together to create a lovely depth of color.

For every 20 patterns sold, I will make a $20 donation to Heifer International. Twenty dollarswill give a family in need the gift of ducks (I like ducks) and, hopefully, a more secure future.

The Woodside Pullover is written for six sizes ranging from a 32 to a 48 inch chest measurement for unisex appeal.

I’ve revamped and re-released this pattern though my own Ravelry store, after having the rights generously returned to me. Yarn recommendations have been updated to include colorway recommendations for Debbie Bliss Cashmerino Aran, the yarn used for the new sample pictured on the front of the pattern; this yarn has wide commercial availability ...