Last minute packing inspired me to design Got to Go, a felted flat iron travel case. I can pack my flat iron just after using it without worrying that I’ll melt something in my suitcase.

I love the Great Lakes and am enchanted by all the beautiful lighthouses. Take a tour of the Lighthouses of the Great Lakes as you knit this dish cloth.

Texas is in my thoughts so I designed this dish cloth of Texas.

Enjoy the travel notes as you knit your way through Florida.

The Glen Arbor Storm Scarf is inspired by the storm that surprised Glen Arbor, Michigan on August 4, 2015. The scarf is reversible with columns of lace, like the wind twisting the trees, an eyelet cable that evokes the waves, and seed stitch edges, like the rain pounding the sand.

A soft, warm cowl for when the weather turns cold again. An easy and quick project using knit and purl stitches to create a faux cable. I was able to make the cowl with one skein of Baby Alpaca Grande Tweed. I was able to make the cowl on a rainy Saturday.

Here’s a Michigan dish cloth that includes the UP and the Leelanau Peninsula, as well as travel tips as you knit from south to north.

This a reversible cable scarf with an element of lace. With the yarn and the way the lace and reversible cables developed, I was reminded me of raspberries in September. I used Stonehedge Shepherd’s Wool in worsted weight, and any worsted weight yarn will work, but Shepherd’s Wool is luxuriously soft. Since this is a scarf, you can knit it to t...