Mount Lincoln Shawl is an oversized shawl that can be worn as a wrap if desired or an accent piece worn wrapped around your neck. This shawl has it all from garter, slipped stitches to lace and eyelets, ending with a 2x2 ribbed edge. Have fun with color as you select two skeins of a solid or semi solid yarn and a variegated with good contrast.

I am so addicted knitting gnomes. This gnome pattern begins knitting the hat. Then picking up the body stitches above the brim of the hat. Beard and nose are not sewn on after. Stuffing is used as the gnome is knit. When the last stitch is sinched and secured the gnome is complete! The pattern is written for a larger gnome using worsted weight ...

This cowl pattern was released in our 2021 Advent Adventure box. It is a lot of fun to knit, and a excellent way to use up left over sock yarn paired with a solid for the main color.

This is a shawl that was released in our 2021 Advent Box and is now available for the public to purchase. The shawl - Sea to Shinning Sea is a fun slipped stitch asymmetrical shaw that grows in length for the left. The pico edging is a knit as you go to make it a quick knit doesn’t require picked up stitches at the end.

This gnome ornament is a fun knit for Christmas. Perfect decoration for any Christmas tree or package or gift bag. Pattern uses DK weight yarn, but have fun with different weights of yarn and needles to change the size. Pattern includes a gnome that hangs and one that stands on a hard surface. Perfect holiday accent piece. Beard and nose are no...

These socks were a delight to knit. The simple slipped stitch pattern makes it flow and enjoyable.

This is a fun slipped stitch scarf. 5 different slipped stitch patterns are alternated throughout the scarf. This is a fantastic way to use up leftover sock yarn.

This cowl is perfect with 100g skein of a solid or variegated yarn or mini skeins for each lace repeat. A great way to use up extra yarn from other projects.

Shorties are the perfect ankle sock ever! They fit great and don’t slide down on the heal. There is so much you can do with these ankle socks, so be creative. It’s a great way to test out a variegated yarn to see how it knits up, or a great way to use the left over sock yarn we all seem to have after making a pair of socks.

This shawl is a unique blend of lace and eyelet ending with garter short rows.

Rippling Brook Hat is a really fun and quick hat to knit for family or friends. Great hat for charity knitting for schools or the homeless.

This hat is a fun trendy hat to knit. Make it a slouch or beanie depending on preference.

This hat is a fun and quick knit. It was designed to compliment the Eyelet Garden Cowl and Eyelet Mitt/Mitten Duo included with the pattern

This pattern includes both options for a full mitten or fingerless mitt. It was designed to complement the Garden Cowl pattern to make a matched set. I’ve also created a hat pattern that would finish the set ~ Eyelet Slouch Hat that is included as a bonus

I really enjoyed designing this duo and knitting them. I hope you like that the mitts and mitten versions are included in this pattern.

The *Eyelet Ribber Slouch Hat** is a great hat pattern. Simple, yet enough interest to make it fun.

This shawl is amazing to work on. The lace edge is worked in the main color to stay clean. The eyelet rows are worked in the contrasting color using the intarsia technique.

Yarn: 200 yards of the main color and 50 yards of the contrast color are needed for each pair of slippers.

This cowl is a fun quick knit that will keep your interest. This is a perfect project for a beginner, while interesting enough to keep for an experienced knitter.

This shawl is a fun asymmetrical shaped accent piece to knit for any occasion. Adjust needle size if necessary to obtain the correct gauge. Remember if you change the needle size more yardage will be required.

This cowl is really fun to knit. It has an easy lace repeat which allows this cowl to be a quick knit. Perfect for. a chilly day to keep your neck warm, yet attractive enough to wear as an accent piece to make any outfit pulled together.

Spreading Your Wings is a fun asymmetrical shawl that knits up fairly quickly. I love the different sections and how they work together.

This pattern was designed to fit an average hand. If you need a smaller size adjust with a smaller needle.

I made the sample shawl out of Ancient Arts Passion 8 in the Grand Canyon and Great Scott color way.