This rectangular shawl was inspired by the color and beauty of La Jolla yarn by Baah! Yarns.

This gorgeous blanket was inspired by a beautiful pink tulip patch that blooms in my garden every spring and brings joy to our neighbors. Also, the children are our joy and I wanted to create something bright and joyous to give as a gift to babies in my family. However, this pattern is suitable for creating a baby blanket or a gorgeous throw fo...

The beauty of fresh and bright ambassadors of the warm season was my inspiration for this pattern. This gorgeous pattern reminds me of the spring crocuses that bloom in the gardens as first signs of spring.

I love small shawls and shawlettes. They are so easy to knit, yet they are a spectacular accessory.

The pattern is fully charted for a medium shawl, however you may easily adjust the size of your project by continuing to work the pattern repeats which are well marked out.

I am proud to say that I’ve used one of old Estonian motives to design this shawl. I thank ladies from Happsalu, for bringing us such lovely patterns.

This crescent shawl was inspired by the beautiful alpaca yarn by Shibui Knits and memories of the beautiful lilies that bloom in my garden in the summer. Enjoy relaxing with your favorite yarn and needles and dream of the summer!

Plump and juicy Pinot Noir grapes inspire the textured lace stitch pattern of this shawl. You’ll enjoy wearing this cloud-like design draped beautifully around your neck or shoulders.

Sonnenschein means sunshine in German.

This summer top was inspired by the movie Breakfast at Tiffany’s.

This top was inspired by the colors and soft texture of the Oregon sky covered with soft gray clouds most of the year. A mix of beautiful and high quality yarns makes this project a pleasure to knit and wear.

A beautiful tradition of wedding shawls was an inspiration for this design. It is a weightless and airy shawlette that can be given as a gift to the bride or worn to a close relative’s wedding.

This shawl was inspired by my visit to Jordan last year. On the arrival night I couldn’t sleep, so I went out to balcony and spent several hours watching the black fabric of thy Arabian sky spangled with bright stars. I was enjoying the geometric shapes of constellations and stillness of the night.

A stylish small size shoulder shawl will be a great colorful addition to your wardrobe.

This scarf was inspired by Valentine’s Day. I wanted to create a beautiful scarf, which would be suitable for both sexes. This stitch pattern looks like intertwined hearts and rings and is very suitable for the occasion. The stitch pattern looks subtle, yet royal. It looks pretty on the reverse side as well.

Immerse yourself in history and explore the ancient art of knitting a sampler. Estonian ladies did not write or chart their patterns for over 200 years. They simply made samplers, which they shared with each other. When one lady-knitter would borrow a sampler from a neighbor, because she liked one of her patterns, she had to knit on one of her ...

This pattern was inspired by the sparkling winter frost. The lace pattern reminds me of the frosty beauty that one winter morning had painted in my window. The picot edging takes this project to the next level and adds a beautiful finishing touch.

I wanted to create a shawl with simple lines, so it would show off the beautiful colors of the homespun, hand dyed worsted mohair. I’ve modified a vintage pattern and added some crocheted fun “bobbles” for a trim. It is a very easy and quick project and could be used for a quick knit of a Christmas gift.

This sock yarn was dyed by one of our local artists. The color was inspired by one of the Portland bridges, the Burnside bridge. I bought this yarn to support local artists at the sock summit 2011.

The holidays are approaching very fast. It is time for quick and charming gift knits. This pattern will be a very fast and darling gift for a friend or a daughter. One could accomplish it in just a couple of days. The heavier yarn and the larger size needles make the fabric grow rather fast and the changing geometric pattern keeps you engaged a...

This scarf was inspired by the colorful autumn leaves that I enjoyed seeing from my breakfast nook. The leaves are gone now, but the memory of them lives in my scarf.

It is a very easy knit and a great project for the Christmas gifts.

This is a very easy and fun project that could be made in just one evening. It is a great way to make a last minute gift, utilize some left over yarn or just to learn a new stitch pattern.

This is a seamless design for a braided cowl.

Very soft, cozy hat knitted in the round in an interesting diamond cable pattern and star like finish at the top. Suitable for men or women.

This project would make a great wedding or a hostess gift. It could be a great way of using up some left over yarn and could be completed in just a couple of evenings. Also, it is a very good idea for last minute holiday knitting.