These socks display a rolling, stranded colorwork motif that could be interpreted as vines or waves. Most of the sock is pretty classic, vanilla sock territory with 26 rows of colorwork on the leg of the sock. This makes it the best of both worlds, something a little challenging plus easy knitting time!

This meditative cowl uses increases and decreases to create the undulating, wave motif. Double thick to keep you warm and keep the wind off your neck. I imagine wearing this cowl snug over my neck and face while looking out, the cold wind rolling off the waves.

While the wind blows outside, this lacy shawl will keep you warm and toasty inside. Designed to be a companion to a cozy sweater or warm blanket, this piece provides delicate, lacy warmth. It is inspired by undulating waves you will see in multiple motifs throughout the pattern. If you live somewhere warmer, this is a perfect shawl – not overbe...

The Clam Shell Socks are inspired by a windy walk along the water reveling in the magic of found shells. When you make and wear these socks, I hope you are reminded of the simple magical treasures that spark curiosity and connection.

This scrappy accessory was inspired by the look of a square scarf rolled or folded and tied around the neck. This design mimics that look without folding the knitted fabric.

All supplemental materials and PDF pattern are available on my website. This includes my pattern “Three Knitted Paraboloids” with instructions on how to make three different sized paraboloids and requiring no math

All supplemental materials and PDF pattern are available on my website. This includes my pattern “Three Knitted Cones” with instructions on how to make three different sized cones and requiring no math experience or background.