This hat was inspired by a hat wore by the lead actress on the HBO series “His dark materials”.

This pattern came to be while being a passenger in a car on the windy coast roads in Oregon. It was a fun simple project and I didn’t get too queasy working on it.

This beautiful linen top with cap sleeves is perfect for a warm spring or summer day and also looks good with longer sleeve top underneath!

The Oregon White Oak hat is in honor of a native Oregon tree.

This pattern fits most sizes. It is a warm nice fitting half mitten worked flat. Uses a G to 7 hook. Two skeins are needed for color-work.

The mittenette is a half mitten and fits most sizes. About 34 grams of yarn was used total for the pattern. Two skeins of different colors for the stripes was used.

This makes a whimsical gift for any sushi lover and is a functional dish/washcloth! Learn a new stitch (the bee stitch), which has a good rice like texture!

This is a simple textured hat pattern to make for a toddler 2+ up to a 10 year old. It knits up quickly. The pattern uses seed stitch, stockinette stitch, & i-cord in its design. It takes under a skein of yarn and you can add a color or two for fun!

This pattern was originally published as Gossamer’s contribution to the 2014 Rose City Yarn Crawl, February 27 - March 2, 2014 in Portland, Oregon.

This pattern was originally published as Gossamer’s contribution to the 2014 Rose City Yarn Crawl, February 27 - March 2, 2014 in Portland, Oregon.

This pattern was originally published as Gossamer’s contribution to the 2014 Rose City Yarn Crawl, February 27 - March 2, 2014 in Portland, Oregon.

The Burnside Bridge opened as one of the heaviest drawbridges in America on May 28th 1926. Burnside Street (site of the Bridge) is the divider street of North & South in Portland. This magnificent bridge inspired the Burnside Bridge Shawlette!

The Burnside Bridge, which opened on May 28th 1926, is the only Willamette River Bridge in Portland that was designed with the input