The Sand Art Technique used to make the Sand Art Cowl uses German Short Rows (GSRs) to create waves of color, giving the knit fabric visual movement and interest.

The Sand Art Cowl pattern is a recipe for guiding the maker through my technique, which employs German Short Rows to create color magic on hand knit fabric. This technique is a form of free style knitting, or what I like to call stream of consciousness knitting.

The Pea Blossom Sleeveless Top is a cable and lace patterned garment, knit in two pieces, bottom-up construction,with an asymmetric front hemline, created using German Short Rows (GSRs). There is no waist shaping, and only the slightest armhole shaping. Edge stitches make seaming a breeze. This top can be worn over tanks, long and short sleeve ...

This is a simple slouchy hat, knit in the round, bottom-up construction. The hat takes it’s name, in part, from the stellina in the yarn, which makes the fabric sparkle like diamonds.

The Ribbed and Ready Cowl is a fast and fun knit. Great for both beginners and experienced knitters who want instant gratification. This accessory is such a quick knit that you may find yourself making several versions in various colorways to mix and match or compliment or contrast with sweaters and dresses in your wardrobe.

Asylum Fibers Black Dahlia colorway inspired this design. While admiring the yarn, visions of a playful and flirty garment of peplum and asymmetry took shape. Powered by creativity, Hello Dahlia was born.