Elegant and lightweight, the Floraison Stole is sure to impress anyone who finds out that it is handmade. Featuring lace on both the right and wrong sides, this beautiful stole is a wonderful addition to your wardrobe.

Whitetop is an oversized, drop sleeved pullover with just a touch of colorwork. Knit from the bottom up, this seamless sweater will be a favorite cozy cold weather pullover. Whitetop is designed to be worn with 6-10” of positive ease, but has fitted sleeves. I encourage you to use the schematic to customize the fit of your sweater! Model is wea...

Brasstown slipper socks are worked from the top down, with a traditional heel flap. A folded hem is worked at the top of the sock and a tie is inserted after finishing to help keep the socks from slouching too much. Suede or leather bottoms are optional, but are a fun addition! These slipper socks are designed to have a bit of positive ease, so...

Cumberland is an asymmetrical triangle shawl, knitted sideways, combining garter stitch stripes and an easy to memorize lace pattern. Worked at a loose gauge to create a nice drape, Cumberland is a perfect all-weather shawl. And for those knit stitch lovers, there’s not a single purl stitch in the whole shawl!

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Waterrock is a slightly cropped top knit in Fern Fiber Roan DK that can either be worn as a layering piece, or alone as a summer top. Featuring lots of texture, and a split hem, it’s sure to be a staple in your wardrobe. Fern Fiber is based out of Asheville, NC near Waterrock Knob, located in the Appalachian Mountains. All yarns are hand-dyed u...

Kinton is a lacy spring and summer top, designed to be worn with 2-4 inches of positive ease for a relaxed fit, maximizing comfort. Knit in Magpie Fibers Domestic fingering weight yarn, you’ll be left with a top that is full of bounce and gorgeous stitch definition, all the while using wool grown and processed in the USA. Magpie Fibers is based...

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Logan is a simple, chunky, infinity scarf, inspired by reflections in nature. Mine was knit up in just a couple of days, using an extremely soft and warm bulky roving yarn. And, bonus – it’s totally reversible!

This pattern recipe gives you some freedom – the freedom to use your favorite heel, adjust to your favorite sock length, and experiment with different colors. The colors I chose are perfectly Autumnal – they represent my favorite season so well! The 3 row pattern repeat, which I’m deeming “the woodland pattern”, is really just a mixture of seed...

Using a simple one row repeat, this reversible infinity scarf is perfect for last minute gifts. Worked with a provisional cast on and joined at the end with kitchener stitch, you’ll be able to wrap yourself in this squishy