This cowl celebrates fall with stitch patterns in different fall themes.

This cowl celebrates fall with stitch patterns in different fall themes.

This stylish scarf is crocheted lengthwise. It is perfect for a yarn with a long stripe but would look equally striking in a solid color.

This is an easy hat pattern that uses the following stitches: Knit, Purl, Knit two together, and Knit front and back. The hat is suitable for an 17 - 22” head.

This pattern was written for our Cumberland Fiberworks Advent Calendar. This pattern was written for eighteen 90 yard mini skeins and contains 18 days of crocheting. (This would be a nice scrap buster!)

This pattern was written for our first-ever Cumberland Fiberworks Advent Calendar. This pattern was written for eighteen 90 yard mini skeins and contains 18 days of knitting. (This would be a nice scrap buster!) The Knit pattern calls for US 8 straights or circular (16” or longer). The Knit pattern stitches are Knit, Purl, Yarn over, Knit 2 tog...

This crochet pattern will make two hanging envelopes from one spool of KFI Collection Macrame cotton. Great for holding little scraps of yarn or knick knacks.

This hat was designed to make the most of the colorburst yarn. It can be made longer to be more of a slouchy hat.

Inspired by a trip to Paris with my Dad. The garden at the Rodin museum combines Rodin’s sculptural elements with nature. This bag combines floral elements with geometric shapes in a similar way.

This hat is a good one to learn brioche. Two color in the round allows you to see your yarn overs. I’ve used simple brioche decreases to keep this as a simple project. This means the hat is not really reversible. The abbreviations section at the end of the pattern describes the brioche stitches used.

This is a washcloth and soap pouch pattern. Great for gifts or for home!

This pattern can be made bigger, if a bigger cowl is desired. As written, this is for a 24” circumference and 9” tall cowl, after blocking.

This pattern includes two charts, one for the shorter version of the table runner and one for the longer version. Using a 2.5mm hook, these end up at about 12.5” by 54” for the long and 12.5” by 31” for the short after blocking. After washing, without blocking, the long became about 10.5” by 46”. My first of these was the short version with a 1...

This pattern is for an 8 “ by 8” blanket square. It is based on the Fibanocci sequence and the Fibanocci spiral.