Fall brings the most amazing colors, and keeps my kitchen full with tomatoes, squash, and apples piling in buckets and wheelbarrows around the property. It also brings a sleepless craziness to our farm as my husband, Knut starts working nearly around the clock harvesting at work week after week. Any chance of seeing him happens when we intentio...

Fall brings the most amazing colors, and keeps my kitchen full with tomatoes, squash, and apples piling in buckets and wheelbarrows around the property. It also brings a sleepless craziness to our farm as my husband, Knut starts working nearly around the clock harvesting at work week after week. Any chance of seeing him happens when we intentio...

Lady Pearl was born with the desire to knit an adult size of my Little Pearl pattern. After knitting for so many kids, it’s about time I knit one for myself. Enough, is enough, it’s time to knit something for me!

These fingerless mittens knit up surprisingly fast, and are just right for a cozy morning at home.

When I was 16, I had this amazing opportunity to attend a school with students from around the world. I have always been a small person, and was delighted to make friends with some Japanese girls with amazing style. I dreamed of going to visit Japan one day--a land where clothes were beautiful and just my size.

“Post” is the cardigan I designed for my postpartum time.

This pattern is so very simple, with a double breasted front and stylish cowl neckline. Closure is unique as the buttons are near the shoulders, and the fronts are buttoned in a gathering way to add to the cowl neckline. It’s really very simple, and very fun to play around with.

Madame Phelps was my high school French teacher. She was one of those memorable teachers who fought with me in order to fight for me. I will always remember her belief in me, and seeing what I was capable of doing when I was too lazy to see it myself. Nothing got past her, and she never accepted anything but my best. I drove me nuts, but her in...

This elegant cardigan is made in one piece from the top down using your favorite sock yarn. The back has just a touch of lace that is very simple to work.

This pattern is meant to be a blank slate for creativity. Worked from the top down, it is very simple with no seaming making it a very quick knit that can be embellished with either fair isle or embroidery, or left plain to show off your favorite hand dyed yarn. Suggestions for fair isle (with chart) or embroidery are included.

This is a wrap style diaper soaker designed for a really heavy wetter or overnights. Although it could be used any time of day it was designed for a mom who was pulling her hair out trying to find a nighttime solution.