This bag was designed in memory of my Mom who loved red and cardinals. It’s made from worsted weight wool and felted to give it strength.

My sister-in-law, Jan, choose a life that involved helping people. She became a fire fighter knowing the risks. Jan worked her way up the ranks and became the first female Fire Captain for LA County. One of the risks I never thought about was cancer. Fire fighters have a far greater chance of getting cancer from all the toxins they encounter on...

This vest is created using a knitting machine with knitweave capability. The front is a length of knitweave fabric using any yarn to give and interesting design while the back and lining is commercial fabric.

This is a basic hat pattern, loosely knit in a garter stitch band and brioche stitch body. The pattern includes pictures of the brioche stitch and is perfect for anyone new to this loose and airy stitch.

There are 2 versions of this sponge - one knit and one crocheted.

6-8 “ high depending on your gauge. Knit tight to create a firm fabric.

After making a lacy top to wear to a wedding I had one skein of the yarn left and decided a purse would be perfect to finish the outfit.

Going green is important for the world today. Rust Goes Green is a simple crocheted market bag that will not only help you go green but you’ll look stylish at the same time.