Crisp linen hooked into a web of lace creates the perfect wrap for spring and summer evenings. The clusters of half double crochet are like little flowers, and the classic mesh edging is adorned with tiny beaded dewdrops. The linen is cool on the skin, and softens with use to create an instant favorite.

Fun and addictive to make; elegant and easy to wear: my newest favorite accessory is the crochet Mobius Cowl. Here I share three variations of my own, in my favorite stitch, the half double crochet. Have fun and try different stitches, colors and sizes. Once you get going, the edge is limitless!

Graceful leaves outline the lovely scoop neck of this fitted pullover. Perfect for warmer weather in short sleeves, or versatile enough for any time of year with long sleeves, you’ll reach for this sweater whenever a bit of whimsy and feminine charm is called for. An easy going yet sophisticated choice with jeans, and dressy enough to pair with...

Just one lovely skein will frame your face with luxury and a feminine flair. Easy basic stitches stack up to an eyelet pattern that lets you choose where to cinch it with a flounce of ribbon. Grab a hook and get going – it only takes an evening or two!

A scarf for everyone! He can wear it with everything from his favorite P-coat to his formal dress coat. She can accessorize any of her stylish ensembles with an elegant sweep of luxury. The Sweet Ginger Scarf features a reversible pattern of cables and checker textured panels. Reversibility makes it easy to wear, and the light weight yarn gives...

A top-down, classic, “stocking cap” for little boys (and girls). Quick and easy to knit, and top-down means it can be tried on and fitted as you go.

A luxurious top down baby coat with deep, lush, silky cuffs and collar, and big bold buttons reminiscent of vintage Audrey Hepburn and Jackie “O” fashion icons. The short crop length and generous ease makes it perfect to go over those classic gathered, full skirted, empire waist dresses - or let your little one go a bit more “hip” with a tunic ...

A perfect first birthday party dress or christening gown for that precious little baby princess.

Knit up a little necklace this spring! Delicate yet quick to make up, this beaded choker necklace is a “clover lace” pattern with a crochet bind off. Great for gifts! You can personalize it with a pendant of your choice, or leave it delicate and understated. The pattern can be extended to use as a trim or edging on garments as well. Make it bri...

This is a chart for a heart motif that can be used in fair-isle knitting, filet crochet, or anywhere a counted stitch can be used. For one idea, check out my project “Medieval Heart Pin Cushion“. For some fun pics, check out my blog. Enjoy!

Little mittens for that little one who pulls on those heart strings with just one look. Just like my Grandma always made them – with string to keep them together, and cute little buttons to “pretty them up” a bit.

A fun little heart to put on a sweater, or embellish just about anything from notecards to hair clips. Have Fun!!

A must-have baby basic: a rollneck sweater knit in the round with cute little “extras” to personalize with. No buttons to irritate babies sleeping on their backs, and a generous neckline make it easy for Mom to pop over that big baby noggin.

Every girl needs a little sparkle on a dreary winter’s day – a lavishly stitched sock yarn scarf studded with little “ice crystals” is just the thing. Perfect for a Valentine’s Day jaunt on the skating rink, or an elegant Christmas Party, the Scarlet Sparkler Scarf features a reversible pattern of baby cables, chevron lace and twinkling beading.

A fun way to explore cable patterns without committing to a full size sweater, this pattern provides seven “squares” of cabled patterns that add up to be just the right length for a simple cozy neck wrap. Full instructions are given for a nice 6 stitch buttonhole for a fancy big button to finish it off. Knit up in a heavy worsted weight wool, t...

A cute top-down tee for toddlers with a wide neck, laced i-cord in the eyelet waist, and cheerful silk accents at the collar and waist. Great as a layer over t-necks. Model in first picture has an 18.5” chest, normally wears an 18-24 mo. size in clothing, and is wearing the 20” size over a t-neck.