Perfect go to cardigan!

Knit from the top down, this light weight triangle shawl is a cozy statement piece. Inspired by fields of tulips, the colorwork is created by using slipped stitches. If you can knit, purl, make a yarn over and a slip stitch, you can make this shawl!!

Knit from the top down, this large triangle shawl is a cozy statement piece. Inspired by fields of tulips, the colorwork is created by using slipped stitches. If you can knit, purl, make a yarn over and a slip stitch, you can make this shawl!!

Cowl is worked in the round a a long tube that is then connected at the end of the pattern using a mattress stitch.

Pullover sweater is knit from the top down, seamless, in the round with raglan style yoke. The raglan lines are accentuated with Estonian Inlay colorwork. I have posted a video on my YouTube channel with a simple tutorial on how to do this and it is linked in the pattern. Optional Latvian braids can be placed at the neckline, cuffs and hem.

Super SWIRL Shawl is knit from the top down starting with just a few stitches and then increases along the edges and towards the center to produce a crescent shape. A combination of texture, five colors and optional surface running stitch embroidery make this a special knit and one that is unique to you. One hand-dyed Super SWIRL is all that is...

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Long asymmetric shawl is knit side to side and begins with just four cast-on stitches. Half linen stitch, stripes and an easy twelve stitch repeat mosaic pattern keep you entertained and moving along. Mosaic knitting is a fun and relaxing way to bring texture and colorwork into your knitting while only using one yarn at a time. I love a long an...

Lots of texture and color on these balloon sleeves make for a fun, modern and striking knit!

Lots of texture and color on these balloon sleeves make for a fun, modern and striking knit!

Canyon River is a large asymmetrical triangle shawl. I used Handspun Hope’s ethically sourced cotton as the star main color. This lovely cotton yarn is handspun on a drop spindle in Ethiopia by women working for a small cooperative comprised of single mothers. The yarn is then imported to Rwanda where the ladies of Handspun Hope complete the pr...

Soft and squishy cables give tons of warmth and texture. Top it off with a lightweight alpaca pompom and you are ready to go!

Knit in a combination of super soft Suri/Silk and Merino/Silk, this oversized, asymmetric triangle wrap begs to snuggle! Subtle stripes and airy eyelets add elegant interest.

Long tubular scarf knit in the round. Stranded colorwork makes for a pretty, almost ivy like design that alternates with longer sections of just plain knitting. A relaxing project with a touch of fun to make it interesting.

Four Sides to Every Story is an eye-catching but simple introduction to intarsia colorwork knitting. With only one change of color per colorwork row, you will get plenty of low-key practice! Plus, the combination of a main color and five contrast colors gives unlimited color choices to make this scarf your own!

These fitted mitts are knit in the round from wrist to fingers with a gusset worked in for the thumb. Stitches are placed on hold for the thumb and then picked up later

’Ten Day Cowl’ uses 10 mini skeins. Knit one mini skein per day and you will have this cozy cowl in less than 2 weeks!

Oversized triangular shawl knit to show off those school colors. With a nod to plaid and pleats, wrap yourself up for those evenings in the stands!!

’Plus One Mitts’ are knit in the round from wrist to fingers and then finished with an afterthought thumb.

Striking and repetitive colorwork and simple construction makes for a fun and wearable cowl. Choose three contrasting colors, or only one, to make this as dramatic or subtle as you wish.

Nature inspired, stranded colorwork combined with simple construction makes for a fun and wearable cowl. Choose a main color and five contrast colors (or ten!) to knit the project of your dreams.

“Our Checkered Past” is a long, dramatic, textured and fun-to-knit scarf. An easy to wear statement piece! The pattern uses five mini skeins for the contrast colors and two full skeins for the main color. Most of the scarf is done in relaxing garter stitch and garter stripes with a few sections of simple slipped stitches for interest. All the r...

Garter stitch with a few interesting areas thrown in makes this a fun and relaxing knit project. The front and back panels are knit separately and then joined at the shoulders with a three needle bind off. An I-cord bind off makes a beautiful sturdy finish to the neckline. Stitches are then picked up on each side and the ‘sleeves’ of the poncho...

Long and luscious striped chevron scarf. This pattern uses five mini skeins and two mohair colors to create hues that flow from one to the next over the length of the scarf. Most of the work is relaxing garter stitch with just a few stitches needed for shaping. Oh…. and the light soft feel is like wearing a warm cloud!!

Asymmetric, diagonally knit shawl with lots of fun texture!!

‘Stars In My Eyes’ is a large light weight crescent shaped shawl with fun little star-studded rows! The shawl is knit from the top down starting with a garter tab. Simple increases create a curved top border that beautifully wraps around the body.

Warm and snuggly and knits up quickly in worsted weight yarn. Simple cables and lots of ribbing keeps this hat thick and squishy with lots of stretch so it can be worn by women and men alike. Add some fun with the stranded colorwork snowflake on top!

Yay! I have added a Worsted weight version of this pattern along with the original DK version. It is 2 inches wider and a bit heavier. You will still need 200g of the MC and 100g of a CC. The needle size for the Worsted version is a US8. If you already purchased the pattern, just simply update and you will get the added size.

Use all those fun and special mini skeins you have been collecting!!

’A Year In Minis Scarf’ was designed to use all those super fun minis you have been collecting (or to give you a reason to buy more)!! The pattern uses twelve mini skeins, representing the twelve months of the year, with each color blending into the next using an easy slipped stitch technique. The border is created as you go with I-cord edging....

Long shallow asymmetric triangle scarf is worked starting with a cast on of just four stitches. Knit on the diagonal and increasing stitches as you go, this two color shawl is knit using a simple slip stitch pattern while holding only one color per row. The color sections are broken up with a half linen stitch giving the shawl an overall lovely...

Inspired by a walk through the Aspens in autumn, this asymmetric, diagonally knit shawl was designed to show off the colors of nature-inspired hand dyed yarns. Simple textured stitch patterns and an easy repetitive lace pattern come together to evoke a landscape of nature’s beauty.

An additional DK version has been added to this pattern.

Easy to wear long asymmetric triangle shawl… one of my favorite shapes!! It wraps twice around your neck, easily, with long drapey tails. It is large without being overly bulky.

Pretty lace front socks knit one at a time from the cuff down. The lace pattern depicts rippling waves cascading down the sock from cuff to toe and is made up of twelve easy to remember repeats. This makes the socks an enjoyable and relaxing project.