This pattern uses various motifs that represent nature and a stroll through the woods. I brought in a lot of elements such as flowers, trees, leaves and cute little owls.

ragon Tears is based on the center design panel, known as “Teardrops” in the design book that I used. The pattern resembles a circular design with a single drop in the middle of it, which I thought looked very much like a dragon’s eye with the moss stitch background. A second element to mimic dragon skin is the diagonal knit/purl increase area....

Bells and Lyres is based on the poem “The Voiceless” by Oliver Wendell Holmes (1858) and a story that came to mind as I read the poem and created the pattern. First, here is the poem, a sad rhyme of those that have passed without their voices (music) being heard, but most importantly died without knowing “…the cross without the crown of glory.”...

This plant hanger is worked in 4 separate sections. The first section is a crocodile stitch bottom frill worked in the round. The second section is the single crochet bottom and lace sides. They are worked in a continuous even circle, with the bottom circle breaking repeats into halves at the beginning and ending of the rounds to avoid the octa...

I needed a plant hanger for my indoor plants that was not only strong, but beautiful. After looking online for one that was reasonably priced, I decided to make my own. This hanger features an openwork crochet design for the basket that represents flower blooms ending in a picot “stamen”. The bottom ruffle is a complimentary open lace design. T...

Leaves and Vines Fingerless gloves with a cabled and bobbled cuff, lace leaves across the back, short fingers, and stockinette across the palm.

This pattern is easily adjustable for larger or smaller sizes. Increasing hook or yarn size will create a larger front and back heart, adding rows through the crotch and chains to the string will also add sizes. To decrease size, simply use a smaller hook, yarn, and decrease rows as mentioned above. All of this information is in the pattern. ;-)