A soft drapey shawl with a slightly ruffled edge. This is a good pattern for a “first shawl” project, or to learn the YO/k2tog technique, to make a simple lace pattern.

Sagitta, the Latin word for arrow, is a constellation located within our Milky Way galaxy.

This is the first pattern of a new series which will become my first e-book collection of patterns. Exploring the Galaxy will include 6 patterns of scarves and shawls of various shapes, sizes and weights of yarn. The e-book, all 6 patterns, will sell for $28, though the patterns will be available separately.

This dainty and feminine shoulder scarf has a richly beaded lacy border as well as beaded hearts worked into the upper section. Knit in a delicate fingering weight yarn, its crescent shape drapes nicely about the shoulders.

Knit in one of my favourite yarns of all time…though the label says “baby” pay no attention to that ! The bamboo/wool blend of this Sirdar yarn is soft, drapes like a dream, and is washable (by hand of course) In short, it is just a fabulous yarn ! It can be a bit splitty if you use a blunt point needle, so a pointy lace needle will save you te...

As the vineyard lies in slumber during the winter months, ponder its rich fruit and the warmth of summer sun, as you wrap this cozy scarf around your neck. Knit in a soft fiber with blended shades, its warmth will keep out the chilly air.

According to legend, the Firebird is a large bird similar to a peacock, with glowing eyes and majestic plumage which glows with red, orange, and yellow light. A single feather from the Firebird can bring light to a large room.

Knitted in bulky weight alpaca blend, Ella Rae Latte is a new and unusual fiber created with milk by-products !

This shawl pattern is intricate, but has a repeating formula which expands width-wise as each new tier is added. Both written instructions and charts are available.

There are many great sock patterns out there…this is my own version of the toe-up beginning. It seems to create a more sturdy toe end, and is easy to start and quick to show progress.

This is a challenging but very satisfying pattern to create. The two-tone cables provide extra visual appeal by using two colors of yarn for each cable twist – one color coming from the left side and the other from the right side of the sweater front. The back is knit entirely in the darker color. The flattering “V” neckline is set off by a two...