This is my first doily pattern! I created this for a neighbor who needed some coasters to match her living space and wanted something pretty yet absorbent.

I created this blanket as a gift to accompany a JoJo the Giraffe a friend ordered for her new baby. It was my first intarsia pattern, so it is fairly simple, making it a great beginner intarsia project.

I created this shrug for my daughter to wear with her Easter dress. In Indiana its too cool in spring for short sleeves, but all the pretty Easter dresses are made that way! Since Easter my daughter has worn her shrug on many different occasions.

I created this shrug for my daughter to wear with her Easter dress. In Indiana its too cool in spring for short sleeves, but all the pretty Easter dresses are made that way! Since Easter my daughter has worn her shrug on many different occasions.

This washcloth uses a simple stitch variation and multiple colors to add interest without too much extra work! Its a great way to use up scraps of kitchen cotton

Combining a lace weight mohair yarn and a large Tunisian hook gives this scarf an airy almost weightless feel, while still being very warm. I made this one for myself and wear it every spring!

I made this giraffe for my daughter for Christmas. After I got tons of compliments and requests to make the for other people, I figured maybe I had actually stumbled across a good pattern! This is the very first pattern I wrote, and is near and dear to me.

Using front and back post dc, this pattern creates a 3-dimensional fabric great for scrubbing!