My Patterns

The Marlina Rib is a 2-in-1 pullover sweater pattern that includes several options for customization. Meant to be marled, this pattern is a great stash buster and allows for color and texture exploration based on your yarn combinations.

The Equinox Vestank is a versatile sport-weight design that offers three options: an open vest, a standard tank, and a button front tank, all worked seamlessly from the top down. This pattern was crafted with flexibility in mind, allowing each piece to be worn individually or layered, depending on the season.

The Celestial Shrug is a fingering weight, slip stitch textured shrug. This design was inspired by using countdown calendar mini skeins and/or scraps from your stash to create an easily wearable piece that is also an enjoyable and engaging knit. The Celestial Shrug is another nostalgic design for me, as it strikes a strong 90s vibe, but it is still a fresh silhouette that can be worn timelessly. I encourage you to play with color combos to make this design fit your style, and I hope that you love it as much as I do!

The Groovy Genser is a worsted-weight, top-down, circular yoke pullover. This design was inspired by my love of the 70s - especially music, film, and TV shows. I created the colorwork motifs from shapes and designs of that groovy era in time, and translated it into an easily wearable shape that can be customized in countless ways to fit your individual style and wardrobe. You can use a variety of yarn for this pattern, from solids to self-striping to variegated, or even use your yarn scraps throughout as a stash-buster!

The Coven Cardi is a worsted-weight, top-down, striped raglan cardigan. This design was inspired by my group of best fiber friends (“the Coven”). Since we all have different styles and color preferences, I wanted to integrate an easily customizable element - stripes - into a wearable silhouette for us all. Thus, the Coven Cardi was born! This design can be knit in endless stripe (or even solid) varieties to fit your tastes.

The PYP (Pick Your Poison) Pullover is a worsted-weight, top-down, colorwork knit sweater. You choose your own knitting adventure from a variety of customizations, including neckline type and colorwork yoke border, to create a unique piece that easily fits in your wardrobe.

The Marlon Shawl is a 2-in-1 shawl pattern that includes instructions to create 2 different triangular shawl shapes (asymmetrical and symmetrical) in 2 sizes (small and large).

The As If Tee Lite is a lighter-weight version of my very first pattern, the As If Tee. This tee harkens back to the nostalgia of the 90’s, and is inspired by the gym class scene in the cult classic film, Clueless. The As If Tee Lite is especially versatile for warmer weather months, as the body is made of a fingering weight and lace weight yarn held together, and the sheer neckline allows for breathability with a twist of flirtiness. I am happy to offer this fun pattern in an expanded range of 12 sizes.

The Winston Shawl is a knit shawl with soothing sections of stockinette and honeycomb slip stitch color work. I named this shawl after my grandfather’s (and my father’s) hometown, which holds a special place and many memories in my heart. Given this nostalgia, the shawl has a retro, 1970s flair. This is a two-in-one pattern, which includes instructions for a small size and large size of the shawl. The small size requires two skeins of fingering weight yarn (one of each color), while the larger size requires four skeins of fingering weight yarn (two of each color).

This oversized vest is inspired by a familiar silhouette of the 1980s - the power shoulder. With a simple stitch pattern, this pattern is accessible to crocheters of all skill levels. When completed, the vest can be styled in a plethora of ways: over a blouse or slip dress or layered under your favorite winter coat. Make the 1980’s inspired Nostalgia Vest your newest staple wardrobe piece!

The Jubilance Kerchief is a square kerchief knit in the round from the center outwards, beginning with a pinhole cast on. The sections are simple, with soothing sections of stockinette and lace. This design celebrates Juneteenth, a holiday that marks the emancipation of the last remaining enslaved African Americans in 1865.

The Getaway Shawl is knit sideways, or corner-to-corner, with soothing sections of stockinette and easy-to-memorize Purse Stitch Lace. I started this design craving an easy, yet engaging knit, and also something that wouldn’t require me to bind off many stitches at the end (this shawl starts and ends with only 4 stitches!). The result is this long, wing-shaped shawl that you can easily wrap around your neck for coziness or drape across your shoulders with ease. Topped off with titillating tassels, this was truly a delight to make, and I hope that you love it as much as I do!

Fun fact: I was a varsity athlete throughout high school. I grew up running track and field, particularly the sprint (100 meter dash, 200 meter dash, and 4x100 meter relay). As such, homecoming was a really special time for me during my high school years and is super nostalgic for me now. Memories of the homecoming football game, homecoming dance, and fun times with friends still bring a smile to my face (for more reasons than one). I designed the Homecoming Cardi to pay homage to the letterman jackets we had in high school, with a modern twist. I hope that you enjoy making your very own!

Knitflix and Chill. That’s where the idea for this design originated. I was watching the Studio 54 documentary on Netflix, which I highly recommend, and I was so enthralled by the elaborate, colorful fashions. Honestly, the 1970s was an EPIC era for fashion and music, so it’s one of my favorite decades to study for inspiration. My favorite icons from that era are Diana Ross, Grace Jones, Donna Summer, and Earth Wind & Fire. I wanted to create a design that paid homage to the era, both in style and color choice. Thus, the Studio 54 Crop was born! I hope you enjoy this new pattern, and channel all the groovy 1970s vibes as you knit it!

I wanted to design a quick and easy transitional accessory that could be worn all year round. A combination of simple eyelets, a turtleneck, and worked from the center out, the To The Point Cowl is the perfect project for crocheters of all skill levels. This cowl is also what I call a “one-skeiner,” as one skein of fingering weight yarn is all you need to make one cowl! From self-striping yarn to stellina and more, your To The Point Cowl can take on many shapes and forms to embody your personal style.

I wanted to design a quick and easy knit accessory for the winter in chunky yarn, and I also wanted something with subtle texture.

Comprised totally of knit and purl stitches in a woven pattern, the Intersect Cowl can be faded or marled by combining a variety of yarns to meet gauge - or however you wish. I named this pattern to honor the concept of intersectionality.

This pattern is very special to me, as it is my first published knitting pattern! As a self-taught knitter, and longtime crocheter, I love to create modern, fun, and easy-to-follow designs. This design stems from my nostalgia for the 90s and my love of Clueless. If you’ve ever seen the movie or TV series, Cher wears a tank top over a tee during gym class, which is indicative of fashion during that time. I wanted to recreate that look in a single piece that was knit flat, then sewn together. Thus, the “As If Tee” was born. I hope you love it as much as I do.