A classic design that is updated with an unusual cable motif at the shoulders. This sweater is very easy to knit but it’s far from monotonous in that it is knit from the top downwards. It’s actually a 2-week project if you give yourself a few hours almost every evening.

A simple neck scarf for anyone from beginners to experienced knitters to knit up in one evening. It is a short & cozy version of ‘the scarf’ and keeps your neck ultra warm. Will keep you stylishly comfortable without the bulk of a long neck scarf.

Here’s a lightweight sweater for any occasion and made with a soft baby Alpaca 4-ply yarn. The inspiration for this design stemmed from the large wooden buttons used on the back.

UPDATED version! Sorry for the delay…Life got in the way.

This was one of my first autumn designs, made about 18yrs ago then updated just a couple of years ago in this version of gray. Instead of using a regular woolen yarn, I picked a cross-plied, hand washable wool which is great to wear and take care of for the lighter seasons right through to the colder ones.

This top was made mostly because I love the Greek

Whip up this little treat as a gift or for yourself to keep warm in style. This neck wrap design can be made in any color of your choice, my preference was to use a luxuriously soft blend of silk & cashmere from Posh Yarns in the UK.

Here’s a tweed sweater with just the right feel. It’s both sophisticated and casual, made with Jo Sharp’s Silkroad Aran Tweed yarn.

I love the look of laced knitting. So here’s a top that is both sophisticated and shapely. You can use the warm yarn I’ve used here or a cotton based one for a summer climate.

If you’re fond of knitting lace style projects and want to do something new with your 3-ply yarn stash, here’s a project for you. I’ve become a fan of Posh Yarns from the UK and have bought skeins based on their color before even having any design ideas. So basically, each Posh Yarn piece is inspired by its own character. Yes, it’s all about co...

This cardi is a perfect layering piece.

Using 8 and 10-ply yarns, this sweater will end up being one of your favorites to lounge around in style. I have used two

Using a soft tweed yarn, I came up with this feminine version of the Fisherman’s cardigan. This sweater is waistcoat length and can be worn over a longer, light weight cotton or cashmere t-shirt. It looks great with jeans and even better with a long linen skirt, belt & boots! But most of all I love the feel and warmth it gave me one winter ...

Here’s my take on a tweed sweater with just the right touch of cables and bobbles running around it the neck. It’s both sophisticated and casual.

Here’s a top for Spring or Autumn.

What fun it was to make this top. I fell in love with the texture of this red Mollydale Knits yarn and it inspired me to use it for the statements made at the edges. I also wanted to have some fun with larger needles.

Here’s a cabled top with double collar, inspired by those chilly days in Autumn & Spring. It looks as if it was layered but the darker collar is attached inside this top in order to make it one piece. This top includes two cabled patterns that are easy to knit and a good pattern to start with for anyone who is learning to appreciate the pro...

Here’s a great T-shirt styled sweater for any occasion.

This is a fun piece to knit and the design works with either single colored yarn or a variegated one like Noro or Kauni. The buttons displayed are handmade ceramic ones I made in my pottery studio but any buttons (2cm diameter) will do.

This is a very comfortable cardigan that always looks very sophisticated when worn casually. Petite sizing in S, M, L.