Make your own conversation piece when you knit this funky and original monster purse. Think a monster purse is a “bit much”? You can use the same design without the eyes and appendages and have a really cool fluffy purse. Still guaranteed to get you the occasional comment and looks of envy. I've made this pattern as simple as possible with the least amount of sewing necessary (my least favourite thing to do). It doesn't even need a zipper, as I designed it to have a flap to fold over and hold in your valuables securely. The pattern is fairly simple and easy to follow, but in case you have a hard time with the fluff stitch, I made a video which shows the technique entitled How to Knit the Fluff or Loop Stitch video on YouTube. In case you don't have access to wifi or are reading a printed version, I also provided pictures and descriptions on how to make the fluff stitch. The pictures are at the end of the pattern.

They're hiding under the bed. And in the closet. And anywhere else you've stashed yarn. They're friendly little monsters, and they're ready to come out and play! Popular designer Rebecca Danger presents 20 patterns for the most adorable monsters ever to climb off a pair of knitting needles. All are shown in two colorways, and most are done in two yarn weights, to help you pick the perfect yarn to suit your monster's personality.

A selection of my slipper patterns in one. Knit eight different styles of slippers with this collection of patterns. The patterns range from beginner to difficult and include links to online video tutorials. Now revised and updated! This publication includes: Easy to Knit Bow Slippers Easy to Knit Slippers Two Slippers with One Pattern How to Knit Children's Slippers How to Knit Adult Slippers How to Knit Slippers Just Like Granny Made Adult Booties How to Knit Sheep Slippers The purchase of these patterns allows you to make and sell slippers, but you may not redistribute or resell the patterns.

These slippers are perfect for a beginner! If you know how to cast on, knit, purl, K2tog, M1, and draw through (or gather) stitches you will be able to make these slippers. Don’t know how? I have videos. They’re REALLY old but they show you what to do. It's very repetitive and great for anyone who is learning to knit but has a bit more confidence in what they can do. Like you've knit the obligatory scarf and maybe a few dishcloths. Now you're on to something else. I wrote this pattern a while ago and had it for free to read on my website. It's still there if you would like to read it there instead. It's a KweenBee.com

My latest design incorporating the motif as the piece is made. These fingerless gloves are perfect for the cooler season. Knit flat on 2 needles with regular worsted weight yarn with single pointed knitting needles, any knitter with some basic knitting knowledge can easily knit up a pair of these ADULT size fingerless gloves. Don’t know how to do a YO, twist or cable stitches? There are YouTube videos showing you exactly how to do it. Make yourself a beautiful pair of these fingerless gloves to keep off the cooler fall weather. A quick note on sizing. Like my other owl and spider motif glove patterns, the sizes are adjusted by changing the size of the knitting needles. It gives a better overall look and maintains the proportion and placement of the design on the glove.

If you are looking to make slippers fast and thick, this is the pattern for you! For this pattern, I’ve designed it so you can use either 2 strands of worsted weight yarn (10 ply or No. 4 yarn) or you can use super bulky yarn (14 ply or No. 6 yarn). The number of stitches and rows per inch is quite low, so they work up very quickly. The pattern is knitted flat on 1 set of 5 mm (US size 8) single pointed needles. The pattern itself only involves basic stitches including the knit and purl stitch, k2tog, P2tog and casting on stitches. Easy peasy! For real. This is a great knitting pattern for beginners! The sizes are for adults only! You can make slippers that fit women and men from a size 6-12. The purchase of this pattern allows you to make and sell the slippers, but you may not redistribute or resell this pattern.

I designed these bootie slippers to be as easy to knit as possible. They are knit flat with no extra needles or special techniques required. If you know how to cast on, purl and knit you will be more than capable of finishing these for yourself or someone else! The pattern is written to fit feet from a ladies size 6 – 12 and a man's 5 – 12.