Foolish is an oversized, top down raglan sweater with a sweet lace panel down the back. Worked in buttery soft DK weight yarn from Loved Ones Yarn, it is sure to become your favorite lounge attire. There are options in the pattern for full length or cropped, traditional or split hem, and long or short sleeved!

With Arms Outstretched is an asymmetrical triangle shawl that alternates between a geometric mosaic pattern and an easy to memorize lace pattern. There are some pretty awesome things about this shawl, no floats, no purling and it utilizes almost all your yarn, so no leftovers!

Little Light is a seamless colorwork cowl knit in the round. It features a star and moon chart, a little ribbing and works best with high contrast color options. It is written for DK weight yarn, but you could also use fingering weight held double. This is a great pattern for someone wanting to practice colorwork before jumping into a larger pr...

Wayward is a slouchy beanie knit from the bottom up. It features a simple diamond cable motif filled with purl bumps to let your yarn shine. It is written for both DK and fingering weight yarn, and is available in five sizes, from baby to adult large. It is meant to coordinate with both the A Sea Chanty of Sort cowl, and the I Typed for Miles… ...

Ba’ku is a top down, circular yoke sweater inspired by a frosted glass vase I received many years ago from a dear friend. The yoke is knit in your contrast color, and the colorwork is completed in your main color, to help maximize yarn usage. This lovely sample is knit in a scrumptious silk blend from another dear friend, Robin of Loved Ones Ya...

Autumn Walker Mini is a top down, seamless, circular yoke sweater. With just a little bit of colorwork, long or short sleeves and a little bit of lace, it’s a great project for an adventurous beginner. It is meant to be worn when the air is just a bit crisp, the leaves are beginning to change, and you bust out those leggings and boots, (or jean...

A Sea Chanty of Sorts is a cute, close fitting cowl with a simple slipped stitch diamond motif.

Science vs Romance is a generously sized triangle shawl knit on the bias. It combines all of my favorite things: lace, stripes, stripes and more stripes! Using yarn dyed by some of my favorite people, it is sure to become one of your favorite knits. Grab your favorite speckled yarn, pair it with a great tonal, and turn them into a fabulous shawl.

Nerys is a top down, circular yoke tee inspired by Major Kira from Star Trek: DS9. It has a scoop neck and simple increases, with a bold lace hem. It is soft, strong, and beautiful, and it will fit great into any wardrobe.

All About the Latinum is a nod to the galaxy’s hardest working bartender. It’s a marled, cropped, fitted cardigan with a tuxedo inspired tail. The sleeves are slim and slender, and the collar is simple and unassuming ribbing. You’ll be the hit at the bar in your fabulous cardi!

Daughter of the Fifth house is a circular shawl knit from the center out. It starts with a bursting sun, adapted from an old doily pattern I inherited from my Grandmother when she passed. Then it moves into a decorative fan, an easy to memorize lace pattern, and then some eyelet petals. It concludes with the most epic picot bind off. The shawl ...

Autumn Walker is a top down, seamless, circular yoke sweater. With just a little bit of colorwork, long or short sleeves and a little bit of lace, it’s a great project for an adventurous beginner. It is meant to be worn when the air is just a bit crisp, the leaves are beginning to change, and you bust out those leggings and boots, (or jeans and...

Among the Wildflowers is a circular cowl, knit seamlessly from the bottom up. It incorporates two easy to memorize lace stitches, offset by some simple stripes to create the perfect summer accessory. Wear it on summer mornings to brunch, when you need a little something, or on those grey, dark winter days when you need a little spring.

Starry Configurations is a top down, crescent shaped shawl that takes us on a trek through the stars. Inspired by one of my favorite sci-fi franchises, and in yarn expertly dyed by Leon Alexander yarns, this shawl will delight your little Trekkie self. Grab two skeins of fingering weight yarn and get ready to boldly go.

Mountains to Sound pays homage to the beauty of the area in which I am lucky enough to live. The Mountains to Sound Greenway winds its way through Snoqualmie Pass, down through the national forest, and then out to Puget Sound. From snowy mountains, to beautiful deep blue bodies of water, this shawl represents everything I love about living in t...

The Dream That Awakened Me is a triangle shaped shawl worked from corner to corner. It starts with a small amount of stitches and grows as you work. It begins with a simple stockinette section, with some delicate eyelet rows, and a butterfly pattern. The end result is a soft, delicate and feminine shawl that will work well with that beautiful h...

Crown of the Valley is knit from the bottom up in a slipped stitch and cabled pattern. It spirals up to the decreases at the top, and would work well with solid, tonal, speckled, or lightly variegated yarn. It reminds me of a hat that one might wear in the valley at harvest time, working the fields and furrows. It encompasses all things fall fo...

Gamble Everything is a top down crescent shaped shawl worked with increases on both wrong and right side rows. It Gamble tells the story of a relationship. It will start out pretty and beautiful, it may get wavy at times, but at the end you come out stronger together. It is a great way to use some of those sock leftovers you have saved in your ...

Los Angeles is a three color wrap with an evolving lace pattern that gets more complicated as you progress through the wrap. There are both written and charted instructions. It is named after the song by the Counting Crows, which is one of my favorites, and reminds me of my sister. It is also inspired by the history of Los Angeles as a city, gr...

I created this collection in memory of my sister, who recently passed away from stage four breast cancer. I wanted her to know how much she was loved, and be comfortable and cozy. I can think of no better way to accomplish this than to wrap someone in squishy hand knits.

I created this collection in memory of my sister, who recently passed away from stage four breast cancer. I wanted her to know how much she was loved, and be comfortable and cozy. I can think of no better way to accomplish this than to wrap someone in squishy hand knits.

This triangle shawl is worked on the bias beginning with a few cast on stitches and increasing on each wrong side row. This pattern incorporates a garter section, eyelets, and a flower lace pattern. If you can yarn over, k2tog, kfb, you can make this shawl! The title comes from one of my favorite songs, by one of my most favorite bands. If I ha...

I Typed for Miles features a diamond shaped pattern on the front of the mitts. The pattern is available to fit a hand circumference of 7 (7.75, 8.75, 9.75) 10.75, 11.75, 12.25”; 18 (20, 22, 25) 27, 30, 31cm