First Sweater, No Tears
A first garment that respects the knitter: a simple, well-shaped sweater pattern with every step in plain words, both term sets side by side, and the gauge maths worked out for you in a fill-in worksheet.
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Digital patterns, delivered as PDFs the moment you buy them. Every pattern is an original design, written step by step, and set with US and UK terms side by side — because a pattern should never lose you money on a translation error.
These are the five launch patterns, at their launch prices. When the doors open, this page becomes the shop — no accounts to create here, no checkout until there's something real to buy.
A first garment that respects the knitter: a simple, well-shaped sweater pattern with every step in plain words, both term sets side by side, and the gauge maths worked out for you in a fill-in worksheet.
Three small plush patterns that teach the whole amigurumi toolkit between them — magic ring, invisible decrease, spiral rounds without a visible seam, and parts sewn on straight the first time.
The classic square plus eight variations, with a joining guide that covers the methods that lie flat and the ones that don't — and a layout planner for turning a stack of squares into an actual blanket.
Fixing mistakes without ripping out your evening: tinking stitch by stitch, frogging to a lifeline, rescuing dropped stitches, and reading your knitting well enough to find the error before it compounds.
A complete first project in one PDF: cast on, knit, purl, read a simple pattern, cast off, block — finishing with a dishcloth you'd actually use and every skill the next project needs.
All five launch patterns in one bundle, for less than the price of three. The whole shelf — first project, first garment, first plush, and the recovery skills that keep all of them alive. Bought separately, the five total $28.00.
Kits and merch follow.
Kits and merch follow once the patterns have proven themselves — we'd rather open small and get it right. In the meantime, the guides are free, and they always will be.