This shawl was designed specifically for my mom. Old hymns are something I grew up with and to this day still love.

Our AC died this summer as I was in the process of designing this shawl. We were definitely dreaming of snow while struggling in 90++ degree heat!

This shawl is inspired by Dogwood Valley on the Natchez Trace in Mississippi! The pattern is a basic pattern with lace stitches towards the edging. Great for beginner knitters wanting to branch out or experienced knitters looking for a non complicated pattern.

Ever thine. Ever mine. Ever ours.

This is a teen/adult sized pattern that is very quick to knit, ya know, for those last minute gifts. Enjoy!

Knitted pumpkins for everyone!

Moonbow shawl is medium sized, crescent shaped. It uses the knit and purl stitches in a way to give some texture. The pattern uses the half pi formula, making the counting easy to keep up with since you only do increases after so many rows instead every other row. Though I love everything NASA and outer space, it doesn’t require rocket scientis...

This pattern was inspired by the ballet Swan Lake! The feather and fan stitch is used in way to create ripples like in the water and is lightweight even though it is a medium size shawl.

The 80’s definitely had some of the best music out there! Simple, but fun and easy to knit. It has slipped stitches which give it a light and airy feel, especially for those of us who don’t have much of a winter. The size of this shawl is not huge and will drape nicely around the shoulders.

If you’ve been wanting to give it a try, this pattern is a great way to practice brioche knitting in the round!

The size of this shawl is not huge and drapes nicely around the shoulders. I own a ballet studio and enjoy wearing them when teaching or when I give myself class.

Size US 11 circular 16 in. needles

A fun, yet simple hat using the bobble stitch. Enjoy!

This shawl goes pretty fast using a dk weight with short rows!

I think we can all agree Violet Crawley, the Dowager of Grantham is one of the best characters on Downton Abbey. I am certainly not a Countess of any kind. Just a former stage performer that has a ‘job’ teaching ballet and can’t wait for the ‘weekend’ to knit!

This includes two separate hat patterns. Both patterns use slipped stitches and twisting them, giving the hats a unique look. The Extrovert slipped stitches stands out, while the Introvert stitches pull in.

Size US 4 or 5 circular 16 in. needles, US 6 or 7 circular 16 in. needles

Ballet dancers traditionally wear their hair in neat ballet buns.

This pattern include 2 versions, small and large.

This was my first ever pattern I wrote. It’s great for beginners. The name is inspired by our short springs we have in Mississippi!