Ehryn is a generously sized triangular shawl knit from the top down, featuring a subtle textured rib pattern in the shawl body and finishing with a lattice lace band and ruffle.

Peetz is a generously sized rectangular wrap/oversized scarf. The wrap gets its textured appearance from slipped and twisted stitch patterns. Peetz is worked in two pieces and grafted together at the center back.

Yardage requirements:

Piper is a quick, easy-to-knit, super snuggly cowl. The complimentary textures of broken rib on the right side and a nubby purl-bump texture on the wrong side of the work make it reversible. The simple 2 st/2 row repeat pattern allows other weights of yarn to be substituted by adjusting needle size and gauge.

Transit is an asymmetrical shawl knit from side-to-side. The shawl is cast-on at its narrowest point and increased to the wider end; providing a gentle curved shaping along the neck edge.

I love stripes and their never ending possibilities.

Fingerless mitts with fold down “cuff” at top edge and decorative button detail.

Mitt is 6.25 inches in circumference and 8 inches in length to fit hands measuring up to 7.5 inches around.

Trade Winds Shawl is a beaded rectangular shawl, finished with a knitted on edging.

When I was a young girl growing up in Columbus, Ohio, it was a very special treat to go downtown shopping with my Grandma. We rode the “blue” bus (Grandma didn’t like the yellow bus). We wore our best dresses, Sunday-go-to-church shoes, and white gloves. A “lady” always wore gloves. If I was especially good, we ate at The Chintz Room at F&R...

Old Man Winter lingers on with a bit of nip in the air. Spring teases with sunny days, crocus blossoms, and song bird serenades; giggly.

I was inspired by Susan’s Yarn Garden “Cascading Hearts Shawl”. The mitts are a nice match and use very little yarn.