My Hubbie asked for some summer hats this year. These hats are horter than most winter hats and knit in a sport weight cotton/acrylic blend which makes them light weight and cool. They can also be easily adapted to winter hats by making them an inch or two longer and knitting them in wool.

The cloth has a textured lace body. It is worked from the bottom up. The pattern is both written and charted. Directions for increasing width and length are included.

The dishcloth has a textured body. It is worked from the bottom up. The pattern is entirely written. Directions for increasing width and length are included.

The dishcloth has a textured body. It is worked from the bottom up. The pattern is entirely written. Directions for increasing width and length are included.

The dishcloth has a textured body. It is worked from the bottom up. The pattern is entirely written. Directions for increasing width and length are included.

This is a winged triangular shawlette with a garter stitch border that is knit from center back to the bottom edge. Yarn overs at each end and along the center stitch are used to form the triangle shape. Increases are worked on both right and wrong sides.

This shawl can be worked in two shapes: a half circle and a full circle. The full circle is worked from the center out. The half circle is worked from the top down. Increases are worked every four rows on even rows only.

This shawl has a garter stitch border that is knit from center back to the bottom edge. Yarn overs at each end and along the center stitch are used to form the triangle shape. Increases are worked on right side only.

This is a crescent shaped shawlette with a garter stitch border that is knit from center back to the bottom edge. Yarn overs at each end are used to form the crescent shape. Increases are worked on both right and wrong sides.

This is a rectangular wrap. The body of the wrap is worked first and then the edging knit onto each end of the shawl.

This shawl is a half circle shawl with a garter stitch border that is knit from center back to the bottom edge. It is constructed in four panels. Yarn overs at each end and between panels are used to form the shape. Increases are worked every four rows on right side only.

This is a triangular shawl with a garter stitch border that is knit from center back to the bottom edge. Yarn overs at each end and along the center stitch are used to form the triangle shape. Increases are worked on right side only.

This is a square shawl that is knit from center to the bottom edge. Yarn overs at each end of the chart are used to form the square shape. Increases are worked on odd numbered rows only.

This is a winged triangular shawlette with a garter stitch border that is knit from center back to the bottom edge. Yarn overs at each end and along the center stitch are used to form the triangle shape. Increases are worked on both right and wrong sides.

The idea for this shawl came about when my sister saw another of my designs and fell in love with the edging. She then suggested that I make it into a crescent and put less of that ”annoying lace” in it. So, GiGi, this is Tsidfy, The Shawl I Designed For You (and lots of other people).

The beret is one size fits most (adults) and worked from the bottom up.

This triangular shawlette is knit from center back to the bottom edge. Yarn overs at each end and along the center stitch are used to form the triangle shape.

Quetzals are strikingly colored birds found in South and Central America. The males are elaborately colored with a teal body and a bright red chest. Worked in a bright (or even a subdued) color, this shawl will give you plenty of reasons to flap your wings and shake your tail feathers. This is a triangular shawl with a garter stitch border that...

Due to the influence of the Mississippi river, New Orleans is also known as the Crescent City. Home to jazz, the blues, and mosquitoes, the New Orleans area is steeped in history. This pattern pays homage to a great city.

Made in worsted weight wool, this neckwarmer is a quick knit. The soft wool yarn will add an extra layer of warmth and comfort to dreary winter days.

This winged shawlette is knit from center back to the bottom edge. Yarn overs at each end and increases along the center triangle are used to form the shape. Increases are worked on both right and wrong sides. This pattern includes two different edging options. Option A is great for beginning lace knitters. Option B is great for knitters lookin...

This is an elongated triangular shawlette worked from side to side in garter stitch. Increases and decreases along one side are used to form the triangle shape. Increases are worked on right side only. Decreases are worked on wrong side only. This pattern includes two sizes: shawlette (shawl).

The Nova Neckwarmer is worked in the round. Its size can be adjusted by working more or fewer pattern repeats.

This hat is one size fits most. It is worked from the bottom up. The pattern is entirely written.

This hat is one size fits most. It is worked from the bottom up. It is both charted and written.

This hat is one size fits most. It is worked from the bottom up. The pattern is entirely written.

This is a winged triangular shawlette with a garter stitch border that is knit from center back to the bottom edge. Yarn overs at each end and along the center stitch are used to form the triangle shape. Increases are worked on both right and wrong sides.

This is a winged triangular shawlette with a garter stitch border that is knit from center back to the bottom edge. Yarn overs at each end and along the center stitch are used to form the triangle shape. Increases are worked at the edges on both right and wrong sides and at the center stitch on right side only.

This is a winged triangular shawlette with a garter stitch border that is knit from center back to the bottom edge. Yarn overs at each end and along the center stitch are used to form the triangle shape. Increases are worked on both right and wrong sides.

The shawl is dedicated to my mother, Helen. Her grace brought light and love into the lives of everyone that knew her. This is a Faroese shawl with a garter stitch border that is knit from center back to the bottom edge. It is constructed with a center panel and two triangles, one on each side of the center panel. Yarn overs are used for should...

The Gentle Rain shawl brings to mind the pitter pattern of rain drops as they hit a window pane. During a gentle rain, these drops slowly slide down creating lovely flowing patterns on the glass. Gentle Rain is a cozy shawl that will keep its wearer warm on chilly rain-filled days. This is a triangular shawl with a garter stitch border that is ...

The Ginkgo Leaf Shawlette was inspired by the rain of ginkgo leaves that takes place each fall. The fan-shaped patterns of lace in the shawlette echo the graceful leaves of the ginkgo tree. Knit in a worsted weight, Ginkgo Leaf makes a great scarf. This is a triangular shawlette with a garter stitch border that is knit from center back to the b...

This is a triangular shawl with a garter stitch border that is knit from center back to the bottom edge. This pattern includes two sizes: shawlette (shawl).

This is a triangular shawlette with a garter stitch border that is knit from center back to the bottom edge.

The Achiote tree, found in regions of tropical America, produces heart shaped fruit that have dark red seeds. The spice Annatto is produced from these seeds. It is used to give a sweet and peppery flavor as well as a red color to many foods. Knit in a yarn with a touch of cashmere, this shawlette is soft to the touch and warm on chilly days. Th...

This is a triangular scarf with a garter stitch border that is knit from center back to the bottom edge. Yarn overs at each end and along the center stitch are used to form the triangle shape. Increases are worked on right side only.

This is a triangular shawl with a garter stitch border that is knit from center back to the bottom edge. This pattern includes two sizes, shawlette (shawl) which are knit on different size needles with different size yarn.

Constructed in a modified basket weave, this shawlette is great to hold back the chill when picking apples in the fall or flowers in the spring.

This pattern includes three sizes: scarf (shawlette, shawl).

When I mix dentistry with knitting, I see pink cowls instead of pink elephants. Pink cowls in silk and wool.

Le Coup De Foudre is the French expression for love at first sight. With unexpected hearts and warm fiber, this shawl brings to mind the excitement and joy of new love. This is a

One of the most striking examples of gothic architecture in France is the Cathédrale Notre-Dame d’Amiens. The glorious arches and filigree of the cathedral inspired me in the creation of the Amiens shawl. This is a triangular shawl with a garter stitch border that is knit from center back to the bottom edge.

Made in a bulky wool, this neckwarmer is a quick knit. The brightly colored yarn will add some warm sunshine to dreary winter days.

Ceuta is a Spanish city located close to the border of Morocco. The lace detail in this shawl mimics the architectural beauty of the area. This is a triangular shawl with a garter stitch border that is knit from center back to the bottom edge. Yarn overs at each end and along the center stitch are used to form the triangle shape. Increases are ...

The triple lobed leaves of the edge detail bring to mind the leaves of the Sassafras tree. These trees are beautiful in the early spring when the red tipped leaves emerge. This is a

Composed of floral patterns and knit in the dark Starry, this lace cowl brings to mind a forest in the deepest night with the only light coming from the stars. Knit in a luxury or sparkly yarn, it makes a dressy addition to any outfit. This cowl is knit from the top down. The pattern is mostly charted.

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This is a winged triangular shawlette with a garter stitch border that is knit from center back to the bottom edge. Yarn overs at each end and along the center stitch are used to form the triangle shape. Increases are worked on both right and wrong sides.