This blanket uses the Wattle stitch to create a warm and cozy texture. Each square is worked in a series of connecting blocks that resemble the traditional log-cabin quilt design.

I was asked to work a baby blanket in lavender for a new little girl who is on the way. There are many different versions of the motif I used, so I cobbled together a few different patterns and came up with this one.

Homeless animals always need a lot of kindness and comfort. With them in mind, I designed this small pet bed to be given to animal shelters who are always in need of beds, mats, and blankets. The shelter I work with sends the beds home with the adopted pet so new beds are always in demand.

You can leave this as one long scarf, stitch the two ends and make an infinity scarf, or add buttons and loops to the ends so you can wear it either way.

I wanted to create a unisex scarf to give to charities. I’m happy with the way this one turned out and I hope you like it.

This Granny Ripple Afghan pattern is the second pattern I’ve written – I hope you enjoy!

A colorful & fun poncho worked with a variety of stitches then finished off with a beaded border.