My journey of knitting Christmas Stockings began when my son and his wife were expecting their first child, my first grandchild. I wanted to make something that would truly commemorate the blessed event, as well as to embark on a new family tradition. I decided to make a Christmas Stocking for each of the “new” family members. A Christmas stock...

My journey of knitting Christmas Stockings began when my son and his wife were expecting their first child, my first grandchild. I wanted to make something that would truly commemorate the blessed event, as well as to embark on a new family tradition. I decided to make a Christmas Stocking for each of the “new” family members. A Christmas stock...

My journey of knitting Christmas Stockings began when my son and his wife were expecting their first child, my first grandchild. I wanted to make something that would truly commemorate the blessed event, as well as to embark on a new family tradition. I decided to make a Christmas Stocking for each of the “new” family members. A Christmas stock...

My journey of knitting Christmas Stockings began when my son and his wife were expecting their first child, my first grandchild. I wanted to make something that would truly commemorate the blessed event, as well as to embark on a new family tradition. I decided to make a Christmas Stocking for each of the “new” family members. A Christmas stock...

The original stockings were made for my son and his wife, who were expecting their first child, my first grandchild. I wanted to make something that would truly commemorate the blessed event, as well as to embark on a few family tradition. I decided to make a Christmas Stocking for each of the “new” family members. A stocking is timeless and ev...

The original stockings were made for my son and his wife, who were expecting their first child, my first grandchild. I wanted to make something that would truly commemorate the blessed event, as well as to embark on a few family tradition. I decided to make a Christmas Stocking for each of the “new” family members. A stocking is timeless and ev...

The original stockings were made for my son and his wife, who are expecting their first child, my first grandchild. I wanted to make something that would truly commemorate the blessed event, as well as to embark on a few family tradition. I decided to make a Christmas Stocking for each of the “new” family members. A stocking is timeless and eve...

The original stockings were made for my son and his wife, who are expecting their first child, my first grandchild. I wanted to make something that would truly commemorate the blessed event, as well as to embark on a few family tradition. I decided to make a Christmas Stocking for each of the “new” family members. A stocking is timeless and eve...

The original stockings were made for my son and his wife, who are expecting their first child, my first grandchild. I wanted to make something that would truly commemorate the blessed event, as well as to embark on a few family tradition. I decided to make a Christmas Stocking for each of the “new” family members. A stocking is timeless and eve...

The original stockings were made for my son and his wife, who are expecting their first child, my first grandchild. I wanted to make something that would truly commemorate the blessed event, as well as to embark on a few family tradition. I decided to make a Christmas Stocking for each of the “new” family members. A stocking is timeless and eve...

“I feel pretty. Oh so pretty. I feel pretty and witty and bright. And I pity, any girl who isn’t me tonight”

The original pattern for this tawashi is from a Japanese book (Japanese Magic Scrubber book ISBN 978-4-8347-6294-7). Rhonda White had made an adaptation that I think is just the cutest! However, to me, the design appears “unfinished”, as there is a distinct right and wrong side to the pattern. My OCD peeked its ugly head and I toiled until I ca...

Stocaí Sláinte Mhaith (Good Health Socks) was inspired by Dani Berg’s “Cabled Thank You Socks”. A basic k2,p2 rib is enhanced by the most basic of all cables. The result is pure simplicity at its finest - perfect for a man or a woman!

The original stockings were made for my son and his wife, who are expecting their first child, my first grandchild. I wanted to make something that would truly commemorate the blessed event, as well as to embark on a few family tradition. I decided to make a Christmas Stocking for each of the “new” family members. A stocking is timeless and eve...

This was one of the first scarves that I made. I looooved the scarf that Nicky Epstein has on for the cover of her “Knitting on the Edge”. I designed this scarf specifically to accompany my Aran knit sweater. They look stunning together. But the scarf does well, all on it’s own, with any sweater or coat.

This scarf was designed and made for my International Scarf Exchange 4 Pal. It combines two of my great loves – cables & lace. I used Jaeger’s Como, which produced a scrumptiously, luxuriously, squishy scarf.

The Christmas Stocking is worked from the toe-up, in a true proportionate sock form. None of that stubby foot-things here! Pattern includes ten pages of instructions/charts, a charted alphabet for you to add any name that you desire, and notes on how to “tweak” the pattern to make it into a pair of socks.

The Christmas Stocking is worked from the toe-up, in a true proportionate sock form. None of that stubby foot-things here! Pattern includes ten pages of instructions/charts, a charted alphabet for you to add any name that you desire, and notes on how to “tweak” the pattern to make it into a pair of socks.

The Christmas Stocking is worked from the toe-up, in a true proportionate sock form. None of that stubby foot-things here! Pattern includes ten pages of instructions/charts, a charted alphabet for you to add any name that you desire, and notes on how to “tweak” the pattern to make it into a pair of socks.