A knit cabled rib cardigan with long sleeves and an I-Cord tie at the throat.

This crocheted hat begins at the top and finishes at the brim. It has a Spike Stitch pattern at the brim edge of the hat using two different color yarns than that of the body of the hat.

This sleeveless tank top is knitted with cabled ribbing making it very elastic. It is reversible with a crew neckline. It can also be worn on either side for front and back.

This scarf is knit in a garter stitch making it reversible. Using the Intarsia technique, a stained-glass lattice design is created. Bobbins are used to help with the exchanging of colors. The design starts at one end of the scarf and then is repeated in reverse at the other end of the scarf.

This scarf is very thick and warm. It is reversible.

This skirt is a reversible tubular design without any seams using a cabled ribbing pattern and an elastic waistband. The pattern is designed for many different sizes incorporating a 2-inch ease allowance. Since there is only one measurement around the skirt from waistline to hemline, choosing the largest body measurement will help to ensure the...

This scarf uses yarn overs to create a lace pattern using my cabled rib design.

This is a reversible shawl that is knit in a cotton yarn making it very comfortable and allowing for easy draping. The pattern is a cabled ribbing design on both sides.

These hand warmers are reversible and can be worn on either hand, using a cabled ribbing design.

These leg warmers are reversible using a cabled ribbing pattern.

This is a ribbed scarf with cables on one side. It is reversible.

This hat is reversible using a cabled rib pattern design. It is easy and quick to knit.

A reversible hat in a cabled-ribbing design

This is a shell in sizes XS, S, M, L, 1X, 2X, and 3X.

Pattern fits 6 - 18 months.

This mobius cowl displays the unique cable pattern as it changes from one direction to another as it is worn.