This simple, and quick eyelet pattern reminds me of pine trees covered in snow and ice. The nature of the stitch allows the blanket to be durable and provide a gentle texture for a developing child. The pattern is available for free.

There is nothing quite like autumn across New England. The leaves changing colors and the landscape painted with the gorgeous golds, reds, and browns. There’s a smell to fall in the northeast. There’s a character that I can’t quite describe. This cowl, knitted sideways, reminds me of fallen leaves and roadside farm stands, with its light weight...

This puffy blanket is reminiscent of tropical forest canopies. The nature of the stitch allows the blanket to be durable and provide a gentle texture for a developing child.

This fluid blanket pattern was inspired by the lava flow from the Kilauea volcano on the island of Hawai’i. The nature of the stitch (aka Indian Cross) allows the blanket to be durable and reversible, which creates a molten, curving border.