Ski queen is a fitted seamless glove, designed to avoid those annoying places where the fingers start at your knuckles, and with extra long cuffs to keep the snow out.

Size 6-8: 1200 yards

This is a pullover hoodie with a female touch: extensive shaping through the hip, waist and bust. The front pocket is worked during the knitting, so there are no seams here.

Beautiful vining leaf cable design; comleted by berry-shaped buttons and buttonholes. A classic one-ball design.

This is a quick, tailored sweater jacket, with a notched collar and single-breasted button closure, shaped at the hip, waist, and bust.

easy, soft, spongy unisex lace

Easy Lace Scarf

This pattern reflects obsession with having a well-fitting sock, to wear and wear. The middle section is knit first, and completed to the toe, with shaping to create a left foot and a right foot. The sock is then completed from instep up. Plain and striped versions provided in the instructions.

This simple lace scarf has an open chevron look reminiscent of geese flying in formation. It is an excellent project to begin to learn lace knitting. It is a great one-ball project.

The Harvest Cloche is a versatile hat which has some give and will fit most women. The alternating cable and texture pattern is inspired by sheaves of wheat and ears of corn. Cleverly hidden decreases mean the pattern remains intact to the top of the hat. The brim can be worn up or down for 1920’s flair.

The Voyager Cowl is inspired by great Aran knits of the past. It is an excellent project for learning how to work cables. The button placement means the finished garment can fit a variety of neck sizes. The classic style can be worn by men and women alike.