This is a fun little cowl, designed for a relaxing weekend knit. It features rolled edges (top and bottom) and easy textured stitches for the intermediate beginner.

This is a fun Michigander hat I designed for a Knit retreat in Northern Michigan. j

This MKAL runs from February 14th - the 18th. One clue a day.

This snuggly cowl is double knit with 130-140 yards each, of two contrasting colors.

This is a fun little mitten pattern created from the need to destash my yarn leftovers. I also think we can use all the Peace, Love and Harmony we can get these days! I used approximately 100 yds of two colors of contrasting yarn to complete them.

This is a straightforward double knitting pattern. Nothing tricky.

This pattern calls for 150 yards each of two different worsted weight yarns. It is best if there is a definite contrast between the two colors.

This double knit, reversible sheepy cowl can be knit with either light worsted weight or DK. In the cowl shown, the yarn used was Prism Symphony (in color 601 and Agean). It is fairly loose fitting, and tall enough that it covers the wearer’s chin.

Once past the moebius cast on, this Garden Moebius is a breeze. The DK weight yarn makes this wrap both cuddly and beautiful.

Featuring stranded hearts and the tree of life, Love of Linda is dedicated to Linda Bancroft; sister to a friend of mine, and a soldier in the battle against cancer.

This is an adorable and fun little hat to knit for the new babies, or toddlers in your life. With the option to add ear flaps, this hat is an easy, and versatile hat to knit. And since it uses only one skein of angora yarn, it’s a hit in my book!

This pattern for Two At A Time Top Down Flip Top (or not) Mittens is more like an adventure. It is set up so that you can use whatever yarn you like, teamed up with the needles that give you the gauge you like…for whatever size you like! What’s not to love?