Reflecting Windows is knitted from one tip to the other. It is reversible: the same on both sides and symmetrical from side to side and end to end. It does not curl and it has a great texture. It is a relaxing knit that is soon memorized. Reflecting Windows can be a long lace scarf, or more shawl or stole-like in shape.

I made this fitbit pocket as an alternative way to wear my Fitbit Flex. It is a little sock (or pocket) with an i‐cord to wear around my neck. I’ve made several of them now so I have them in several colours.

Perfect Fifth represents the beauty of music, geometry, fractals, and proportions. It is a simple design with a strong impact. It is a relaxing knit with only 6 rows in the repeating pattern; it is soon embedded in memory.

Ocean Moon: each lace repeat represents the moon over the ocean waves.

Forest Shantaya is a realm of peace in the forest – a meditation of dappled sunshine, leaves and twigs, pebbles, creeks, bird song, damp earth. The mantra of the repeated centre stitch pattern represents breath and the circle of life.

Elizabeth Zimmermann was born on August 9th, 1910 (8/9/10), so the year 2010 is the 100th anniversary of her birth. This shawl is one of a set of SIX shawls designed as a tribute to EZ and a celebration of all she has done for us. They are based on her PI Shawl which can be found in her book Knitter’s Almanac. Three of the EZ 100th Anniversary ...

Elizabeth Zimmermann was born on August 9th, 1910 (8/9/10), so this year 2010 is the 100th anniversary of her birth. This shawl is one of a set of SIX shawls designed as a tribute to EZ and a celebration of all she has done for us. They are based on her PI Shawl which can be found in her book Knitter’s Almanac. Three of the EZ 100th Anniversary...

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Elizabeth Zimmermann was born on August 9th, 1910 (8/9/10), so this year 2010 is the 100th anniversary of her birth. This shawl is one of a set of six shawls designed as a tribute to EZ and a celebration of all she has done for us. They are based on her PI Shawl which can be found in her book Knitter’s Almanac. Three of the EZ 100th Anniversary...

Elizabeth Zimmermann was born on August 9th, 1910 (8/9/10), so this year 2010 is the 100th anniversary of her birth. This shawl is one of a set of six shawls designed as a tribute to EZ and a celebration of all she has done for us. They are based on her PI Shawl which can be found in her book Knitter’s Almanac. Three of the EZ 100th Anniversary...

I’ve wanted to design a pair of adult slippers for a long time. I want thick soles that won’t easily wear out and can be worn alone or on top of socks. I want them to be fast and easy to make because if I wear them around the house a lot I know they will wear out. The slippers are knit in one piece -- no seaming!

Elizabeth Zimmermann was born on August 9th, 1910 (8/9/10), so this year 2010 is the 100th anniversary of her birth. This shawl is one of a set of six shawls designed as a tribute to EZ and a celebration of all she has done for us. They are based on her PI Shawl which can be found in her book Knitter’s Almanac. Three of the EZ 100th Anniversary...