Precious Lace is a triangular shawl, which is worked from top to bottom in all-over lace. Silver lined glass beads incorporated into the lace of the hem create a richly jeweled edge. This design also features the debut of the “Precious Lace” stitch pattern. Both charted and written (row-by-row) patterns are included along with detailed, simple ...

Pattern Description

These fingerless gloves are a delightful combination of simplicity and elegance. Knitted flat on straight needles, in the simple garter stitch, the design features a charming lace pattern on the cuff edge, seamlessly integrated with the glove. Thumb gusset is created using a short-row technique. Grafting completes each glove. The pattern includ...

For this square shawl, I wanted to divert from more commonly used floral motifs and instead introduce a celestial yet simple theme. The inspiration behind this piece came from the “3from3” stitch, which has always reminded me of a star. From that subject, I designed three stitch patterns for the center, hem and edge naming them “Constellation”,...

Lidiya is a simple crescent shawl with main section worked in stockinette stitch and lace trim with a flower design (about 2”).

A very simple, straightforward hat - ideal for a beginner. This project requires only half of the suggested yarn skein. The remaining yarn could be used to make a pair of matching gloves, for example.

Evanston is a triangular shawl worked from top to bottom in one piece. This pattern includes charts and provides a clear guidance throughout the entire process. Please note, there is no written (or row-by-row) instructions available for this shawl.

The pattern for this scarf includes a charted and written instructions, provides a clear guidance throughout the entire process.

A special FREE offer for my customers only! Wider border is available on your request. However, it is presented in a chart only, and it is not tested, nor photographed.

The design of the Robin’s Nest shawl is inspired by beauty of traditional Estonian lace. The shawl has a triangular shape and is worked from top to bottom in all-over lace motif “Cube”, which includes nupps - a traditional stitch for an Estonian lace design.

This design is inspired by beautiful Estonian lace techniques. The shawl is worked from top to bottom in all-over lace pattern “Butterflies”, which has some textural character created by nupps and cable stitches.

This charming shawlette “Valley of Flowers” is inspired by estonian lace. It has a crescent shape and is knitted from hem to neck. The pattern is quite easy to follow and includes charted and written instructions.