The Crest and Valley Shawl is an asymmetric triangular shawl worked in stripes. Eyelets and purl ridges add texture to the fabric, making it soft, airy, and visually interesting.

This hat is worked bottom up in fingering yarn on circular needles, changing to double-pointed needles for the crown as the circumference decreases. The brim is worked in 1/1 rib, the body is worked in a two-colour brioche pattern with increases and decreases to create the bobbles.

The Just Let Me Knit Shawl is an asymmetric shawl utilizing some simple knitting techniques to create an asymmetric shawl with two converging panels: one in stocking stitch and one in an eyelet pattern.

The StripesNCotton Cardigan is a light summer cardigan with a fitted silhouette and inset sleeves. The instructions include an option with no waist shaping.

These mittens are inspired by ornaments found on Classical and Neoclassical buildings and feature the anthemion antefix usually placed around the roof tiles.

The StripesNBridges Hat is worked bottom up in fingering yarn and two-colour brioche on a circular needle, changing to double-pointed needles for the crown as the circumference decreases. The brim is worked in 1/1 rib, the body in simple two-colour brioche, while the crown is shaped by crossing brioche cables.

Fingerless mittens are valued by musicians, especially when they have to play outdoors. I wanted to make a music-themed pair without resorting to the obvious clichés. So, I designed this pair using two less common music notation symbols: the C-clef and the cut time (a.k.a. Alla Breve) symbol.

Fingerless mittens in fingering weight yarn worked in stranded knitting. The pattern includes an option to make the mitts with or without individual fingers.