Another pattern to give homage to the beautiful desert of New Mexico, the Land of Enchantment, specifically my hometown Albuquerque, also known as Duke City.

This hat pattern uses 2 colors of a dk weight yarn, a solid and a variegated yarn.

This pattern was designed with the purpose of creating a quick and easy, yet fancy accessory.

Across the Desert is a pattern for fingerless mitts in three sizes with a delicate yet simple lace pattern.

This beaded shrug is a perfect accessory for those hot summer days, when you wear a cami or your favorite summer dress and you need just a light dressy something over your shoulders for warmth and/or to spice it up a bit!

This blanket was inspired by the widely known sock memory blanket and uses leftover sock yarns.

This pattern is a celebration of friendship and love.

This is an asymmetrical shawl which is started at the tip on one side and knitted in garter stitch . By increasing stitches it is worked into a long slim triangle, which is accented by rows of little daisies (lacy daisies) on the two shorter sides.

The shrug is worked in stockinette stitch from the top down with both yarns combined. The sleeves are knitted in the round with dpns.