Diamonds Forever is a modular knit top - color placement is random or knitter’s choice. Each garter stitch diamond is a mitered square worked as an individual unit. You begin by making separate diamonds that form the bottom sawtooth edge. Subsequent diamonds are joined as you pick up and knit each one. You make diamonds around the lower body/to...

The Lily of the Valley Cowl is worked in-the-round using a bulky weight mohair, wool and nylon blend yarn - two skeins of Berroco’s Cirrus.

Each bootie is worked flat from the ribbed cuff to the sole. The cuff has eyelets to interlace a crocheted cord.

Debra Lee designs shadow goldfishes swimming on a background of tropical blue water worked from side-to-side. Shadow knitting creates an image that appears and disappears from different angles (much like a hologram) on a fabric of knit and purl stitches. Only bands of vertical stripes are seen from a frontal view. But from various angles and li...

The Super Fine Reversible Beanie is knit in-the-round using 1x1 rib and stockinette stitch patterns and super fine e.g, fingering/sock weight yarn (75% wool, 25% nylon). The beanie can be worn alone or under a hat or hood.

This scarf/wrap pattern starts as a tube worked in-the-round until it measures 12 to 14 inches. The width of the tube is then cut to form a flat piece. Then, sets of stitches are dropped from the needle to form the long strands shown in the photos.