Since you love to knit, here are all of my knitting patterns that I have written over the years. You can use what you make from them as you see fit; sell ’em, give ’em away, hoard ’em in your basement. It’s up to you. All I ask is that you don’t reproduce my knitting patterns in any way, either physically or digitally. Please respect copyright laws and the hard work and effort I’ve put into developing these over the years.
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Free Knitting Patterns
A great pattern for someone just learning to knit. If you know how to purl, knit, K2tog, M1 and cast on, you will be able to make these slippers. And if you don’t, don’t worry. I’ve Read more
I really do like how well the owl motif worked on this hat! And surprisingly didn’t take much figuring or math once I wrote out the Basic Knit Flat Beanie. I did have to play around with how Read more
Socks are one of those things that you can make as individual as you are. Made in the round on 4 double pointed needles, it may seem intimidating at first, but really it’s not. And with a little Read more
Owls seem to hold a draw for a lot of people, myself included. I think there are as many reasons as there are people as to why this happens. This scarf is made to match my Read more
Looking for a fun and easy knitting project? Check out this FREE pattern for zigzag elegance fingerless gloves! Designed to be knit flat on straight needles with worsted weight yarn, these gloves are perfect for knitters Read more
The knitted owl hat, scarf and mitt collection is now available and you have a few options to choose from. There is the ad-supported, free web versions, the printable 3 patterns in one PDF, and last Read more
These two slipper styles are actually the same knitting pattern but showcase one side of the work or the other. They are easily made with the same basic knitting stitches and if you can make one Read more
After a bit of math and a little tweaking of the results, the child sizes of the FREE Knitted Slipper Pattern is finally available! (You can click that link if you need the adult sizes). Because Read more
I want to start this intro off with making everyone aware that this pattern is NOT for beginners. If you are looking for something a little easier or plain I have a couple options that may Read more
Well, since the how-to video showing how to knit these gloves in the round went over like a lead balloon, I’ve put in the effort and redesigned the gloves so they can be knit flat on Read more
If you’ve run across any of my slipper patterns before this, one thing you’ll be very familiar with is my unreasonable dislike for sewing seams on projects. I equally dislike working in ends (go to How to Read more
The dishcloth obsession continues, though I am getting a bit weary of these. Time to get around to making more art pieces. So I’m providing this in two sizes – roughly 7 inches square and 8 Read more
I only use hand knit dishcloths and have for years. I can’t express the superiority of these things! Regardless of the style, and I have designed a few, they last forever, have fabulous scrubbing power and Read more
I’ve been asked by a number of people to knit them slippers that are a little more snug. A surprising number of people like to sleep with slippers on and have a difficult time finding ones the don’t Read more
I’m not sure if this happens to anyone else, but I found some fantastic yarn on clearance that I absolutely had to have. Of course, I had no idea what to do with it. Then I Read more
Also known as fingerless mittens, I seem to have a thing going on for this awesome owl motif. If you haven’t seen them already, I also have a Knitted Owl Slipper pattern that you may like. Read more