Directions for adding a textured stitch pattern to any stockinette sock pattern which will assist in the pooling of your yarn.

The combination of stitches provides a spiral line advancing around the foot. This works well on solid colors or any variegated. The advancing ribbing breaks up pooling while adding texture.

An easy cowl that will let the pooling of a variegated shine. This cowl starts at the bottom and additional rows can be added to increase the size if desired.

Worked from the bottom up, using decreases to create an unusual design. A gradient or solid color will show off this design.

cowl worked from the bottom up, starting and finishing with an

A simple Cowl that can be knit in contrasting or complimentary colors. You can use a skein of the beautiful yarn that you just had to buy and another skein of your choosing. It can be worn as a single loop or doubled for extra warmth.

Wear as a sleeveless top or vest! Worked in the round form the bottom up. Top is accented with an easy lace pattern then continued in stockinette.

Textured shawlette constructed with an easily memorized pattern. The attached braided Icord makes can be used as a wrap to hold shawl in place or many other decorative choices. Let your imagination run wild! The size can be easily adjusted by changing the row count the row count.

Light weight scarf that is ideal as for early fall or late spring.

This poncho is worked from side to side in 2 pieces, seamed, neck stitches picked up and worked in the round.

An Easy and fun shawl to knit using 2 skeins of fingering yarn in contrasting colors, one may be a speckled or variegated but not both.

The braid starts with a provisional cast on the grafted together. Stitches are picked up along edge of braid for the body.

This top is made in 2 pieces from the bottom up. The sleeves are added using a cable cast on.

The cuff is started with a provisional cast on, grafted, then stitches are picked up along edge for the body.

I was charged by my local yarn shop to start designing. This is my first pattern and dedicated to my daughter.