Imagine the gentle waves of the ocean carrying the Sea Dragons of the ocean from one point to the next. The undulating pattern of the Sea Dragon shawl reminded me of the gentle ocean creatures which is why the pattern is named after them.

Haylie’s Hat is a watch cap style hat with a different decrease pattern than other watch caps I have seen. It leaves a more tapered, yet still fits the top of the head shaping. Perfect for creating lots of lovely stripes!

Erin’s Hat is the classic watch hat with a twist! It is worked with twisted stitches but not a lot and is an easily learned pattern. The design makes the knitting go fast. Knit it longer or shorter depending on how much slouch or fold you want in the hat. Even better Erin’s Hat is a stash buster using one skein or less of worsted weight yarn.

La Esperanza where hope is waiting beyond the gate.

Have you ever wondered how to create a triangular shaped shawl? Where do I start? What do I do next? How do I get it to all work together? I have put together a “recipe” for designing a triangular shawl or scarf that should give the basics on how to get started on designing a triangular shawl/scarf.

Simple is the word for spring and summer. Spring Fiesta is a simple knit with just enough beads to dress up but not overwhelm. Enjoy your spring and summer but do it with something lacy (and knitted!)

The classic look of a scarf with contrasting ends inspired the design of Laura’s Scarf v.2. The geometric ends create a bold statement using garter stitch and the same lace design as the body of the scarf.

Mountain laurels (a shrub or small tree) have a wonderfully fragrant purple flowers in the spring that fills the air with scent. The diamond pattern of the Mountain Laurel Scarf reminds me of the clusters of Mountain laurel flowers. The scarf is a bold statement with lacy diamonds set in a bold garter stitch background. This design can be used ...

La Sarita is a crescent shaped shawlette that can also be shaped more circular to help it stay on your shoulders.