Knit it as shown or choose a color palette that you love and make it a one of a kind creation.

I purchased a skein of Huacaya alpaca during a trip to Canada last summer. It was very expensive and I wanted to design something special of it. As I started to knit up a stranded color pattern for it, using some Drops alpaca with it, I thought how lovely it would look on my friend Josie, with her beautiful, red hair and striking blue eyes.

If you’ve not tried double knitting yet, why not try it now? It really is a fascinating technique and a unique way to incorporate color into your knitting. Knitting and purling are all that’s required, you just need to remember to knit with one color and purl with the other. What you end up with is a mirrored pattern on each side of a two layer...

Perfect for baby’s first Halloween costume! This little Candy Corn outfit is as cute as can be and includes instructions for a sleeveless top, a diaper cover and a hat. That’s right! 3 Patterns for one low price!!!

A friend gave me 2 skeins of Knit Picks, Diadem, DK weight Alpaca/Silk in copper and black colorways; they became the inspiration for this new shawl pattern, “A Study in Flow”.

Here is a soft, warm and cozy double knit headband that can be worn by either men or women in any color combination. Double knitting makes it perfectly reversible, inverting the colors, so you’ll get more color bang for your buck.

This is another simple shawl using my two favorite elements… gradient yarns… and bias construction. This one is large but very light due to the silk/merino blend. Along with the beautiful detail of the colorway, I have added sections of unique but easy texture stitches between sections of stockinette. I soaked it and blocked it pretty aggressiv...

This is a cute little beauty. Easy and quick to knit. The “Mad Hatter” mini skein gradient packs come in lots of yummy color combos, all in one bag, with just the right yardage to complete the project.

Are you Mad about Plaid? Here’s your chance to create a beautiful plaid wrap for yourself. It’s nice and large, allowing it to be worn by different body types and in many ways; on it’s own, or with the use of a shawl pin or belt. The Merino/Cashmere blend makes it luxuriously soft and warm, while the DK weight makes it incredibly light. Knit it...

This is another very easy pattern. Perfect companion to our Snow Baby Hat and Muff pattern.

This is a great stranded color work pattern for knitters of every skill level. The use of one solid and one multi colored, hand painted yarn, and the “in-the-round” construction make it easy to knit but results in a design that looks intricately detailed.

This is a very easy pattern to knit but still provides attractive, eye catching detail.

This is one of my favorite baby blankets ever! Its very unique and soo soft and squishy.

For a look that has such visual interest and detail, this one is very easy and knits up quickly.

This is a very easy pattern and works up quickly.