Introduction A pumpkin loses its silhouette when the stem, leaf and top indentation all compete for the same few stitches....

Introduction A yarn basket this large has one structural problem before the first skein goes inside: the upper third must...

Introduction A yarn basket fails first at the rim: once loaded with skeins, weak walls spread outward and the handles...

Introduction A six-square row containing a ghost, spider, pumpkin and monster still has to finish as one perfectly straight strip....

Introduction A three-column Halloween blanket gives every skull, pumpkin and crescent moon only one narrow frame in which to stay...

Introduction Four large pumpkins at the lower edge have to remain level with three smaller pumpkins almost a meter above...

Introduction Eight ivory lobes leave no color change to disguise a groove that wanders five millimeters off course. This white...

Introduction Eight pumpkin seams have to meet beneath one curved stem, so a single oversized panel can twist the entire...

Introduction Twenty-eight raised flower centers can be different, but their square corners still have to meet within a few millimeters....

Introduction A Jack-o’-lantern wider than two sofa cushions makes a five-stitch eye error impossible to disguise. This giant jack o...