The Ricochet scarf was designed to show off your favorite color yarns. It is knit like a boomerang at an intense slanting angle. It’ an easy and fun to knit project, designed to go around and around.

I wrote this pattern to have an easily adaptable fingerless glove for everyday. To adjust the length, simply add to the cast on edge or knit more rows of the first repeat.

This sock pattern has tons of texture using cables, seed stitches, hexagons and twisted stitches. It looks like a ton of work but is a very easy and simple knit to construct.

This hat was inspired by lily of the valley. They drape and nestle upon one another, while often looking as if they’re are cabling together. This pattern uses a mixture of both lace and cabling. The effect leaves an incredibly stretchy fabric. By changing the weight of the yarn to a lace weight and increase the stitch count, this hat will trans...

This pattern was designed after the Pacific Northwest. the shape is an very stretchy lace pattern that is easy to follow.

I have tried making sweaters for my dog so many different ways and haven’t found anything I love. I spent a lot of time figuring out the formula for a perfect knit dog sweater and think I have an easy solution to help you measure your dog and fit the sweater nicely every time.

This pattern was inspired by open lace juxtaposed by the weight of beads. I incorporated hematite beads to contrast the cream superwash wool. They beads add a weight and flow that wouldn’t normally occur with such an open lace motif.

This pattern was originally knitted for a dear friend of many years. She’s always loved lotus flowers and on a trip to China i became inspired to recreate the flower in textile. The Fibre Company’s Acadia makes an incredible blend of silk and cashmere that really shines throughout the pattern.

Taking after estonian lace designs, this is a very easy to knit wide scarf and may be made as long as you desire. The habu stainless can be held single, double, or throughout to achieve the desired texture. When blocked, the pattern expands almost double due to the nature of lace designs and light weight yarn.

This is a great winter snowflake hat that combines both cables and lace. The pattern is written for S/M and M/L and with directions how to perform the special stitch to create a smooth texture.

This pattern was inspired by Estonian lace designs. This pattern is an alteration to the beautiful lily of the valley.