Please reach out to me via the Contact link if you want to buy anything on this page. I'll make a listing for you on my Etsy shop. Please note: it sometimes takes me a week or more to respond to messages since I have multiple health conditions that severely limit my free time. Most selling platforms require you to respond more quickly, so that's why I do it this way.
I sometimes get asked if I take custom orders: not at this time! However, I'd like to offer a greater variety of sizing in the future, so please reach out if you are an experienced model size 2XL+ for potential collaboration.
Thanks for your interest and please check back soon for updates!
Neon Yellow Checker Tank, made from upcycled yarn (85% cotton, 15% other)
Size XS-S
Buffering Speech Bubble Tube Top, made from upcycled yarn (85% cotton, 15% other)
Size XS-S
Loose Knit Top & Matching Bikini, 100% polyester
XS-S
Rainbow Stripe Halter Top, 100% acrylic
XS-S
Red Found Buttons Cardigan, made from upcycled yarn (85% cotton, 15% other fibers)
XXS-XS
Fidget Tank Top, made from upcycled yarn (85% cotton, 15% other fibers)
XS
Custom Shoelaces, any length/color
Loopy Swatch Purse, 100% secondhand yarn
Ikat knit top
S
Beanie Beanie, synthetic
Fall Color Cardigan, synthetic
S-M
Cat Patch Tank, made from upcycled yarn (85% cotton, 15% other fibers) and cotton muslin patch
XS
Handmade prices (not including shipping):
Sweaters: $120+
Tanks, tube tops, halters: $40-$160
Hats: $70-$80
Other accessories: $20-$60
Prices range from $40-$150 (not including shipping)
Sizes range from XS-M
The Skull Vest pattern is finally out and it's FREE! You can find all the instructions and pattern files on the Skull Vest Pattern page.
This climate scarf knitting pattern is for the years 1916-2015. I did an annual series of patterns from 2014-2017 that used the most recent 100 years of annual global surface temperature data from NASA and NOAA and color-coded it into a knit pattern.
The name at the top, Inca Colors, was the name of my studio before The Sweater Library 😊
You can use this to make a single ornament, or you can string several of them together to make garland.