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Keilah Fok

Keilah Fok is the quirky crocheter behind Knot Theorist Designs. She aims to bring elegant and practical designs to adventurous crocheters. Since Keilah was two years old, her favorite question has been, “How does that work?” She loves untangling knots, both literally and figuratively.

You can find Keilah on Ravelry, Instagram, and her blog.
Ravelry: http://www.ravelry.com/designers/knottheoristdesigns
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/knot_theorist/
Blog: https://theknottheorist.wordpress.com/

Projects by Keilah Fok

Augusta Mitts

From the December 2017 issue

The Augusta Mitts are bursting with texture and detail. Side-by-side ribbing forms a stretchy cuff, while wrist-defining welts are created by special, double-back loop stitches. The mitts are topped off with a picot pattern reminiscent of turret tops from a fairytale castle tucked in the mountains.

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Conifer Shawl

From the December 2017 issue

The Conifer Shawl is a generously sized triangle worked sideways from a point. It features a long, lattice-patterned strip made of post puff stitches that add a deep texture and visual interest.

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In A Splash Pull-Through Scarf

From the August 2016 issue

This small scarf is well-suited for keeping away the chill during breezy summer evenings. Its keyhole construction makes it easy to wear and allows it to adjust to match different neckline styles.

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Shimmering Sapphire Capelet

From the February 2016 issue

The Shimmering Sapphire Capelet, inspired by the heroine of Gaston Leroux’s Phantom of the Opera, is a shimmery, elbow-length capelet perfect for evening wear. It can be worn over a dress or blouse for show-going, stargazing and moonlit walks.

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Regal Wrist Warmers Crochet Pattern

From the October 2015 issue

Wrist Warmers Crochet Pattern

This Regal Wrist Warmers crochet pattern is an elegant pair of textured fingerless gloves that feature ribbing wrist details for easy wear. Worked in a deep and fall-appropriate red, these fingerless gloves are great to add a little bit of warmth without sacrificing dexterity.

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