I designed this cowl for A Major Knitwork in connection with the Los Angeles Yarn Crawl 2019. It reminds me of the Los Angeles roads and freeways during rush hour (any time of the day). BUMPer to BUMPer.

I designed this bag for the 2018 Los Angeles County Yarn Crawl in association with A Major Knitwork in Van Nuys, California.

Gina passed away May 22, 2018. August 9, 1966 - May 22, 2018

This scarf has been in my head for a couple years. It finally yelled so loud, I had to let it out. As the name suggests, the scarf is purled and is on the bias. It is easily adjusted. It also lends itself to all weights of yarn. Just keep playing with the needle size until you get the look you want. Just have fun!!

I designed this pattern in celebration of the Los Angeles Yarn Crawl 2017. Knitting is Magic and so is this hat. It is lace on one side (Now You See Me) and solid (Now You Don’t) on the other. It can also be a cowl or a messy bun hat. Just have fun.

This is an intermediate pattern named after my daughter, Kaileen. She doesn’t knit or crochet but I love her .

The name of this hat (and the matching shawl) means “To the end” in Italian. This will wrap you in endless style and comfort.

The name of this shawl (and the matching hat) means “To the end” in Italian. This will wrap you in endless style and comfort.

I was blessed to have my Great Grandma in my life until I was in my thirties. She had 2 heart attacks when she was in her 70’s. The doctor told her she should walk every day and walk she did. I can see her wrapping this cowl around her neck when she was out in the cold Nevada winter days. She lived to be 97 years old.

This shawl was designed with my mom in mind. My mom is a great knitter and crocheter in her own right.

I don’t remember a time when I didn’t know how to knit and crochet. My grandmother taught me when I was very young. She made everything from delicate dollies to heavy sweaters and afghans. This scarf is my tribute to her, Lovina Tranquilla Neuhauser.