I love to both knit and crochet. I decided it would be fun to design a simple shawl which combines both techniques. The colors I choose remind me of a beautiful sunset at the beach. The shawl is a simple garter stitch triangular shawl with a simple crocheted edging which ends with staggered shells.

This stitch pattern reminds me of the cantilever of the original Old Roosevelt Bridge near my home in Florida. This cowl is easy and quick to crochet. It is designed in two yarn weights but others could be used by adjusting the number of beginning stiches and hook size. Fun to make and great to wear to spark an outfit. Makes a quick but great g...

This is a very easy crocheted infinity scarf using just one skein of gradient, self striping yarn. Wear it gently wrapped around your neck twice with a plain white t-shirt and instantly you’re dressed for dinner and wine with friends.

I love ponchos. Ponchos stay on and allow the wearer to still function without fussing with it. This poncho will be a wonderful addition to your wardrobe. Easy to knit and quick to throw over your shoulders on a cold morning while walking the dog (or when the dog walks you)! You will get a lot of wear from this versatile piece.

Easy to crochet and wonderful to throw on over a sleeveless top or dress or even a turtleneck. Very wearable in warm temperatures where the AC is on high or just to take the chill out of a beautiful fall day. This poncho is made with two identical rectangular panels sewn together to create a neck opening. Length is easily added if a longer ponc...

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This is a very easy top to knit and even easier to wear. The pattern consists of stockinette with eyelet rows which makes it a perfect TV watching project. Wonderful for layering over a camisole on hot summer days and can be dressy or not. The pattern is worked side-to-side and directions are given for adding length if desired. A variety of yar...

Easy to knit and even easier to wear - this poncho has it all. It can be worn with the points at the sides or points in front and back. Perfect when worn over a sleeveless top in air conditioning or a turtleneck in colder weather, this will be a definite “go to” addition to your wardrobe.

This shawl is knit side-to-side with the top I-cord edge, body, and the lace edging all done at the same time. So when you’re done, all you need to do is weave in ends and block. The blue shawl was done with Ella Rae Lace Merino Worsted (3 skeins or 654 yards) using a #9 needle. Gauge for worsted weight yarn is 13 sts and 22 rows = 4 inches, bl...

This shawl is knit side-to-side in one piece. The top edge, body, and lace border are all worked at the same time, making this an easy project for traveling. Any sport weight yarn can be used. If a larger shawl is desired, buy more yarn and simply knit until one half of your yarn is gone before starting the decreasing portion. Once completed it...

This loose fitting top is perfect for layering in the summer months. It is easy to knit and fun to wear over a tank or camisole. The pattern is worked side-to-side and can easily be adjusted to increase the length or width of the finished garment. A variety of yarns can be used to create a top that you will reach for time and time again.

This is a fun and quick shawlette made from one skein of Robin Turner’s Potpourri yarn. This yarn is available at Great Balls of Yarn stores in southern Florida. It consists of a variety of yarns, cut in different lengths and tied together. You can make your own “magic ball” skein from your stash but be pre-warned, it is a time consuming proces...