Glennfinnan is a beautiful village on the shores of Lach Shiel in the Highlands of Scotland. It is famous for it beautiful scenery and architecture - including the famous railway viaduct featured in so many films. This beautiful hat has been designed to reflect many of the architectural themes found in and around Glennfinnan. The hat can be kni...

Ride on a Train has been designed to show off hand spun yarn or an amazing skein of hand dyed yarn to the fullest. The design is fully reversible and can be knit to any length desired. It is knit sideways using garter stitch, a reversible over-the-edge cable pattern and short row shaping to create a large crescent shaped scarf/shawl.

Retrospin is a very small shawlette that has been designed to take advantage of any gauge of handspun yarn without using a lot of yardage. Please note that the sample just barely wraps around the shoulders once. Instructions are provided in the pattern for making a longer shawlette if desired. The design is infinitely customizable to meet your ...

The Harley Headband is the perfect pattern to use up ½ oz of fluffy handspun yarn. The buttons can be worn visible or not. The simple lace pattern is not difficult but interesting enough to keep you entertained. The finished headband is 1½” wide and can be made to any length desired. This would also make a great bracelet.

Starry Flakes is a very simple lacy 6-point star or snowflake. The center is worked using a crochet-chain provisional cast on. Once the center is complete, stitches are picked up from the provisional cast-on to work each point of the star.

The holidays are all about love. This is a quick and easy way to express that love to those around you. This stocking works up very quickly and can be adapted to use many different color schemes. It is also very generously sized for adding all those extra goodies!

Leading lines: prominent lines in a composition, such as a horizon line or the edge of a figure or building, which directs the viewer’s eye around an image.

Do you have a few yards left over from your Evenstar Shawl? Do you have a few precious yards of lace weight yarn? Do you need a quick but stunning gift? Then this pattern is perfect for you!

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This pattern was updated on April 13, 2011. Please make sure you are working from the latest version.