The “Quail Cable” from Vogue Stitchionary 2 is perfect for accenting Three Irish Girls Adorn in colorway Barcelona. A slip stitch heel, purl arch line, and reverse stockinette toe allow the hand-dyed yarn to come out and play.

I developed this beanie while playing with mitered squares and looking for new ways to use my lil’ bits. Mitered squares are versatile and a great way to use up scraps! You can easily knit this beanie in a weekend. Happy knitting!

This is a beginner pattern. Instructions for changing the circumference of the hat using gauge are included.

This top down, frilled cuff, short sock is designed to have

I used two skeins Lorna’s Laces Shepherd Sock to make these socks; however, you will have quite a bit left. Any fingering weight sock yarn that you like can be used.

Near my 20th wedding anniversary I was inspired by a stray, mushy thought; “my heart is chained”. It made me grin and the idea for these top-down socks was born. I used a 3 stitch chain cable with a heart design for the instep “dangling” from the chains. The pattern has 4 sizes; however, a gauge adjustment chart is included giving an additional...

An elaborate looking twisted cable motif centered down the length of the leg and instep and another down the back leg

This diamond cable cap is embellished with silk ribbon embroidery “spider web” roses. If embroidery isn’t your thing you can purchase manufactured roses at many craft and fabric stores. You can also choose to embellish with buttons.

The beautiful waters off the remote Egremni Beach are some of the most beautiful in the world. These eternally changing waters were the inspiration for this hat.

This tote is just perfect for carrying standard size water bottles to fiber festivals and classes! The strap is long and slings across your body for hands free portability. The weight of the water bottle will stretch the Hempathy causing the tote to hang about low hip level, increasing the length by about another third. Please keep this in mind...

I wanted a warm hat I could pull down over my ears and forehead that didn’t look like a regular watch cap. So I designed one!

Yarn: 1 skein Kells Sport (330 yds) from Three Irish Girls; ANY sport that is not single ply or loosely plied will be fine.

Jupiter Sands is a fast knit, toe-up ankle sock.

The Knotty Rope Cap is a unisex, snug fitting cap featuring all-over cables. It is worked in the round, beginning with a provisional cast on. After the cap body is completed an I-Cord is knit onto the live stitches to form a brim. The pattern features both written instructions and a chart.

These top-down socks may look cold on the outside, but they will keep your tootsies toasty warm. They are worked in the round on two needles and feature a twisted rib cuff, stranded leg and foot, a short row heel, and two toe choices.

Tams are fun project to knit and wear. They are a good look for a variety of face shapes. The Tam uses 4 colors to create the eye-catching motifs. Worsted weight wool is used and there are a total of 60 rows so it’s a fairly fast knit. The finished diameter after blocking 11” - 12”

The Wave was created to use those little bits of sock yarn you have left over from other projects or mini skein swaps. One main color (MC) solid or semi solid is used with as many other contrast colors (CC) as you wish. Alternately a MC and one CC can be used. A fun, warm sock that you can create “off the cuff” (pun intended).

This cotton dishcloth is a great way to practice basic, garter stitch mitered squares. It is also a very fast knit and would make great last minute gifts.