The idea for this top has been on my mind for many years. I finally found a yarn that seemed perfect for it, and it just fell into place.

While visiting Ireland I was inspired by the rope bridge at Carrick-a-Rede in Northern Ireland.This yarn has the same name soI decided to create this cowl to commemorate my visit.

This pattern was originally made with scrap yarn. The measurements are entirely up to you. This can be made for any one from babies on up to adults, it’s designed to fit you perfectly.

This idea came to me while discussing a design with a friend over coffee. I knew I wanted to do a V-neck cardigan, with lace edge and I wanted to refer to the lace pattern on the sleeves. Continuing the pattern up and around the neck was something I’d done before. The idea of incorporating the sleeve lace into the neck was what inspired this pa...

This bag is intentionally not a very large bag. It’s better for the back if we don’t carry around so much stuff. A move to minimalism?!

A very easy and pretty pattern that knits up quickly. As a summer top or vest. Add or subtract 14 sts to change bust size.

How to keep your hands free (for knitting?) while enjoying your wine…or…how to attend a party and not misplace your glass.

With two skeins of yarn, one in each color, you can easily get two hats out of this yarn. So soft and breathable for the cool weather.

This is a very simple pattern that is adjustable to you: your yarn, your needles, your body, your stitch pattern! Do the gauge swatch in the yarn, needles and pattern you want, then do the math and fill in the blank spaces. The sweater show used Araucania Ranco Multy and took only two skeins. It’s a great way to use fingering yarn for a nice l...

I fell in love with this yarn just by touching it and thought that I must have something slinky against my skin. This is the result!

An easy felted slipper that knits up quickly. Works from the top of the ankle down and sewn up along the bottom of the foot.

Why not do socks on straight needles?!

This pattern was adapted from my Side to Side Summer Top. You select the yarn and needles you want to use. You MUST do a gauge swatch in order to do this pattern.

I’ve done a similar bag several times, in different yarns and like this one the best. The design on it is optional and I did not put it in the pattern. You can add any design you like.

This was an idea that happened in a heart beat! I wanted to make a wedding gift for a friend, something simple and unique. They are kind of earthy. So I chose Hemp as the fiber and recycled jars as the containers. The idea was to make holes where I could tuck in stems of lavender so there was a natural fragrance when lit. I think they are very ...

I have done this pattern in many different yarns, from Suri Alpaca to Cashmere to Baby Camel…and i’ts yummy in all!

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This easy pattern allows you to make the pullover you want, in the yarn you want, in the size you want! All you have to do is a little math (yuck!). Using your yarn and needle choice, enter all the information in the grey boxes, according to the equations in parentheses on the side. You get to determine how long or wide you want it to be.