Ewe Ewe Beanie is a perfect accessory for the cold winter days. This textured beanie will warm you up wearing it purl or knit side facing outwards. Yes it’s reversible!

Leesa, knit in the plush Flette Bulky yarn by Woolfolk, is a delightfully soft and cozy scarf. This easy to knit rectangular scarf has a keyhole opening with its sides adorned with an icord edge.

Le Scarf is a little accessory to keep your neck warm. Tails can be worn in the front or turn them to the back, wearers choice.

Spiritually speaking, the triangle represents enlightenment, revelation and or a higher perspective. When pointing upwards they represent stability and power, when pointing downwards they become unstable. Balancing Act Beanie bears its name as I strive for a more gratifying work life balance.

Boho Head Wrap is a fun accessory which can be worn two ways! Wear it wrapped on your head or around your neck, makers choice!

The Rhoda Wrap is a fun, quick and intuitive pattern. You will definitely find yourself making more than one of these! This adorable accessory may be worn wrapped around your head or tied around your neck.

For my dear friend Rose!

If you’re looking to try your hand at brioche, this may be the easy introduction pattern for you. Several testers have never knitted the brioche stitch before and succeeded with their attempt at this written pattern.

This luxurious cowl is a quick easy knit! Work it flat or in the round, this will surely fly off your needles! Light as a feather and soft to the touch! Enjoy!

The “architextural” design of this hat was inspired by architect Frank Lloyd Wright. This design is worked from the bottom up and can be accomplished using stranded knitting or mosaic knitting technique. Pattern is written. Any DK weight yarn would work as a substitution as long as you have sufficient yardage.

Due to the ribbing the hat has an elastic nature for a wider range of head sizes.

Chelsea Luxe Soleil will be debuting at The Knitting Place for the 2020 Long Island Yarn Crawl, March 5th - 8th.

A colorful striped hat using an easy two row chevron pattern. A great use of mini skeins. I chose 7 random colors of KPPPM mini skeins and a 50 gram skein of Koigu’s KPM for the main color.

This newborn ensemble is knit using an easy two row pattern. Sweater is knit in Koigu’s KPPPM and KPM. You can select your own color palette or use the one shown. The possibilities are endless. One skein each of four different colors were used:

A lightweight shawl worked in 7 different shades of Pebble by Shibui Knits.

You will need a zipper for this project. I had my zipper put in at a local tailor. They cut the zipper for me to the precise measurement.

This pattern is worked in the round.

Pattern is worked in the round.

Cowl is knit in the round. All vertical colorwork is done by crocheting a basic chain stitch.

This pattern is written for super bulky, chunky and a heavy worsted weight yarn. Multiple gauge options.

This cowl makes a great accessory. There are various ways to wear it. It takes 6 assorted skeins of Koigu KPPPM. Each one can be unique based on the 6 colored skeins you choose. Everyone should be adorned with this cowl!

These gloves make an impressive gift. I did use crocheted edges for the finishing touch. Crocheting made it easy to build up your thumb opening. NO DPN’S!!!!!!!!

This cozy cowl can be worn in various ways. Enjoy it casually or wear it dressy. The cozy keeps you warm and stylish! A great beginner project for those who just know the knit and purl stitch. Enjoy your knitting!

This is a great accessory for those who don’t like hat head! It’s easy to knit and takes only a little over an hour to make. You can adorn this accessory with your favorite pin. Enjoy!

This cowl can be made using one color (4 skeins) or four colors (1 skein per color).