La Tua Scelta, meaning “Your choice”, is actually four different shawl patterns in one - Choose from a baktus shape, a narrow crescent, a boomerang, or a curly boomerang shape - choose the one you like the best, or make all four!

The Filigree Lace Shrug is both a little nod to historical crochet technique, and a fun modern way to add some flair to a cute summer dress or shorts and a tank top. It also works to add a layer of warmth to a long sleeved tee or blouse in the fall and winter months.

The May Queen is an asymmetrical triangular shawl, worked from one end to the other. The main body of the shawl is worked in a lacy shell pattern which transitions to a fun, beaded border featuring floral and butterfly motifs. The pattern is suitable for the adventurous beginner. She’s quick to work up, and a fun way to dip your toes into beade...

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Sweetheart Lace Mitts are a fun and festive way to celebrate Valentine’s Day, and they’ll look cute all year long. Make a pair for someone you love or treat yourself!

Winding Road Mitts use a meandering wavy lace pattern, knit as you work, to create a delicate and elegant edging along the top. The bottom portion of the mitt is worked in garter stitch, creating a very stretchy fabric that will expand to fit most hands. Instructions are included for adjusting the size of your mitts.

This is a quick little scarf that creates a lovely diamond pattern. It’s airy enough to wear as a spring or fall accent, and can be worked in either a solid or gradient yarn. Elegant in black, or festive in a colorful gradient - your choice.

The Swirling Maelstrom Shawl is an asymmetrical triangular shawl, worked at a relaxed gauge for a lacy effect once blocked. Wear it in multiple ways - as a scarf, bandit-style, euro-style, with a shawl pin, or with the narrow end woven through the lace border for an over-sized cowl that stays put.

The High Rise Scarf is the result of modifying a very simple stitch pattern to be worked at a looser gauge for a lacy end result. The two-row stitch pattern is easy to memorize and works up very quickly, making this scarf an ideal choice when you need a last-minute gift.

This completely reversible infinity scarf/cowl was designed for my good friend to take on her Alaskan Cruise.

This simple toe-up sock features ridges on top, and linked double crochet soles for comfort. Pattern includes instructions for women’s size small, medium, and large, with DETAILED instructions for the short row heel.

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This is a pattern created for my friend Tabitha, who wanted a super long, super comfy scarf with texture. She looks fabulous in it, and it’s very warm worked in Lion Brand Jiffy yarn.

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