HELLO AND WELCOME!

MY NAME IS ELISE AND I AM AN ARTIST, KNIT DESIGNER, AND PART-TIME KNITTING TEACHER BASED IN OAKLAND, CA. I DESIGN AND MAKE EVERYTHING IN MY SHOP BY HAND WITH AN EMPHASIS ON WHIMSY, RECYCLED MATERIALS, NO-WASTE, AND ECO-FRIENDLINESS.

THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING ARTISTS!

for commissions, pattern support, questions, and more: please contact me at elisemade@gmail.com


candles

NEW: TROPICAL COLLECTION

〰️

NEW: TROPICAL COLLECTION 〰️

new handmade

Crock Grow Kits: Sunflowers
$10.00

Keep the cycle of reuse going with a crock grow kit! Each kit contains everything you need to convert your empty crock candle into a mini sunflower garden. Super easy and fun, even if you don’t think you have a green thumb!

Kit contains:

2” plastic plant insert with drainage holes

wooden riser

non-gmo mammoth sunflower seeds

organic potting soil

wire plant marker + watering card

detailed planting and care instructions

bonus sunflower paper clip!

kits

KNIT KIT: Sprout
$12.00

I am always looking for unique ways to recycle empty Crock Candles, so I designed the Sprout knitting pattern as a quick and cute way to add some green to any space.

These kits contain everything you need to knit your own tiny Sprout.

Kit includes:

  • 7 page pattern zine with photo references

  • Ravelry digital pattern download code

  • 6g brown fingering weight superwash wool for soil

  • 2g green fingering weight superwash wool for sprout

  • polyfill stuffing

KNIT KIT: Turkey Leg Hat
$25.00

Everything you need to knit your own Turkey Leg Hat conveniently gathered together - plus some exclusive handmade goodies! All you need is your preferred needles.

Kit includes:

  • Full copy of the Turkey Leg Hat pattern printed on sturdy cardstock

  • Enough main color and contrast color yarn to make 1 hat in any size

  • Stuffing for the Turkey legs

  • Turkey Leg stitch marker

  • Exclusive THKC pin 

patterns

Knitting Pattern: The Curio Sweater
$10.00

The sexy sister to Vitrine, Curio is a cropped pullover with a triangle bandage neckline and yoke “cutouts.”

Simple techniques and a unique construction come together to create a statement sweater that is engaging for experienced knitters and accessible for adventurous beginners!

I love to see what you make! Share your project on Instagram using hashtag #TheCurioSweater and tag me @elisemade

Sizing

1(2, 3, 4, 5)(6, 7, 8, 9, 10)

Corresponding to chest measurement:

28-30 (32-34, 36-38, 40-42, 44-46)(48-50, 52-54, 56-58, 60-62, 64-66)”

71-76 (81-86, 91.5-96.5, 101.5-106.5, 111.5-117)(112-127, 132-137, 142-147, 152-158, 162.5-167.5) cm

Chest Measurement of finished garment:

30 (32, 34, 40, 45)(48, 52, 56, 60, 62”

Click here to view full size schematic!

Sweater is meant to be worn with 0 to -4” of ease, depending on the fullness of your chest and your fit preferences. If you fall between chest measurements, I recommend sizing down.

Yarn

Worsted weight wool or wool blend, or any combination of yarns that meets gauge

APPROXIMATE Yardage (long sleeves)

775-800(800-850, 850-875, 875-900, 950-1075)(1075-1100, 1100-1200, 1200-1300, 1300-1400, 1400-1500) yards

708-731(731-777, 777-795, 800-822, 869-983)(983-1005, 1005-1097, 1097-1188, 1188-1280, 1280-1371) meters

Needles

Yoke, body & sleeve ribbing: US 4 (3.5mm) 16” and either 24 or 32”

Body and sleeves: US 6 (4.0mm) 16” and 24, 32, or 40”

Tools

BOR marker, Removeable stitch marker, 6 stitch holders or waste yarn, tapestry needle for finishing

Gauge

On US 6 (4.0mm), 20 sts over 20 rows in stockinette = 4”

Techniques

Knitting, purling, simple decreases, slipped stitches, picking up stitches, grafting live stitches together

Construction

Starting with a circular yoke, straps are worked individually using simple decreases and slipped stitches. Live stitches from yoke are held as the body is worked from the bottom up. Live yoke stitches are grafted to live stitches at the front and back neckline, and live stitches at the shoulder are the beginning of a simple set-in sleeve.

Key

B/O – Bind off

C/O – Cast on

CDD – Centered double decrease

K - Knit

K2T – Knit 2 stitches together; single st decrease

M1 – Make 1 (choose either left or right); single st increase

P – Purl

P2T – Purl 2 stitches together; single st decrease

PM – Place marker

PSSM – Place side seam marker

PU – Pick up st

RM – Remove marker

RS – Right side of fabric

SSK – Slip 2 stitches knitwise, knit these stitches together through back loops; single st decrease

SSM - Side seam marker

SSP – Slip 2 stitches knitwise, return these 2 stitches to left needle and purl them together through back loops; single decrease

ST/STS – Stitch/stitches

WS – Wrong side of fabric



After purchase you will receive your PDF file via email. Please note the link to download your patten will expire 24 hours after purchase. Please contact me if you need any assistance downloading your file.You can also purchase this pattern on Ravelry here.

Knitting Pattern: Turkey Leg Hat
$5.00

This is a downloadable PDF knitting pattern for the “Turkey Leg Hat.”

A whimsical holiday knit, the Turkey Leg Hat is constructed by seaming two 3D “turkey legs” to the sides of a simple slouchy hat. Worked up in super bulky weight yarn, this hat is a lightning-fast project that requires only one skein of main color yarn or less per each size. With 4 sizes total included, you’ll want to make one for the whole family!

Pattern Details:

Yarn
Main Color (MC): 76 (86, 96, 106) yards super bulky weight yarn in burnt orange

Secondary Color: approximately 15 yards super bulky weight yarn in white

Recommended:
Lion Brand Wool Ease Thick & Quick in Butterscotch (MC) and Fisherman (CC)

Needles
Size US 13 (9mm) double-pointed or circular needles

Tools
Poly-fill or other stuffing material
Tapestry needle for finishing

Gauge
9 stitches and 12 rows = 4x4”

Sizing
For best fit, choose your size based on the closest finished circumference measurements.
Due to the yarn choice and needle size, finished hats will have about 4-6” of stretch.
To determine size, measure head circumference and subtract 4-6“

Approximate age ranges: Baby (0-2 yrs) Toddler (3-5 yrs), Kids (6-12 yrs), Adult (13+)

Hat finished circumference: 12 (14, 16, 18)“

Key
K - Knit
P - Purl
K2T - Knit two stitches together)
P2T - Purl two stitches together
STS - stitches
MC - main color

Knitting Pattern: Perfect Oven Mitt
$3.00

Worsted weight cotton held triple worked on small needles creates a dense and thick fabric that effectively shields hands and countertops from heat. Simple lines and finishing techniques elevate this simple knit into a luxe kitchen item perfect for cooks and entertainers. Pair with the Perfect Potholder for the ultimate handmade kitchen set

I love to see what you make! Share your project on Instagram using hashtag #ThePerfectOvenMitt and tag me @elisemade, or via email to elisemade@gmail.com

PATTERN NOTES:

Sizing

Finished dimensions: 11x7” (28 x 18cm)

Yarn

Worsted weight 100% cotton, held triple (meaning you will need three separate balls of yarn to work with, or pull a strand from both ends on one ball)

Recommended: Lily Sugar’n Cream Super Size
113g/4oz, 184m/200yds

Sample 1:* 2 strands Ecru, 1 strand Hot Green
Sample 2:* 3 strands Overcast

Yardage

175-200 (total of three strands together)
Note: two balls of super size will make one mitt + 2 potholders or 2 mitts

Needles

US 8 (5mm)16” circular and/or DPNs for finishing

Gauge

On US 8, 9.5 sts and 15 rows in stockinette in the round = 4”

Tools

BOR marker, two stitch markers, stitch holder or waste yarn, tapestry needle for finishing

Key

B/O – bind off
C/O – cast on
K – knit
K2T – knit 2 stitches together; single right-leaning decrease
M1L – make 1 left; single left-leaning decrease
M1R – make 1 right; single right-leaning decrease
PM – place marker
STS - stitches

Techniques

Knitting in the round, simple increases and decreases, picking up stitches, 2 stitch i-cord

Construction

Mitt is knit in the round from the bottom up, working simple increases to create the thumb and simple decreases to shape the top of the mitt. Stitches are picked up from the body of the mitt to finish the thumb in the round. Stitches are picked up at the bottom of the mitt to make an i-cord loop.