The Garden Gate Shawlette is a one skein wonder project, founded in a beautiful, structured lace pattern. designed to use one of your “unique”/one of a kind skeins of fingering weight yarn. I used NJ Fiberworks MCN Fingering weight yarn and paired it with a matching color of NJ Fiberworks Mohair/Silk. The secret is pairing it, if you dare, with...

These shorties are toe-up in construction with a short row heel and 1x1 rib. I’ve also included some variations pictured in the pattern to give some inspiration, like striping instructions, moss stitch, and even an I-cord bind off. Enjoy these quick and easy socks!

I’ve had an obsession with tulip flowers since I was a child. I can’t tell you what exactly drew me in, but I think it might have had something to do with all the different bright colors and the flower’s interesting shape. I prefer tulips to every other flower, even as far as planting some Queen of the Night and Black Parrot varieties in our ba...

The inspiration for this piece comes from the ferry ride I took from mainland Scotland to Islay, in the Inner Hebrides. The wave stitch pattern in the Hebrides Cowl is directly inspired by that ferry ride, as the waves caused the boat to rock back and forth for the entirety of the 2 hour journey. While the ferry trip wasn’t not an easy experien...

This hat was inspired by a New Year’s trip I took with my family to Cape May. It’s very moody and quiet down there during the winter months, and the way the wind blows sometimes means you need a good slouchy hat to keep you warm. No matter the weather in Cape May, there are colorful buildings and homes which span the shoreline like glistening g...