This scarf is made for wandering around old cities and older woods. Twisted stitches, braided cables, and a cabled leaf motif make up the delicate texture of this elegant scarf.

(Note: are you looking to knit sizes 7-11? If so, please send me an email at: gore.liz@my.occ.edu. Due to not finding testers for those sizes, I would love to send you a free copy of the pattern until I have enough feedback on those sizes!)

Ends of the Earth socks knit up beautifully in a merino wool and are designed to have a snug fit. The pattern calls for three colors to be used in the charted colorwork pattern and is perfect for trying out new color combinations.

Overgrown is a delicate hair bandana with a leaf lace border. Made with linen yarn, this hair accessory is perfect for warm spring days.

Lone Pine is a warm woolen hat made to be worn while adventuring in forests or keeping cozy in coffee shops. It features simple Estonian roosimine motif and a folded rib brim.

Forage is a breezy linen top with a delicate leaf lace detail down the front. The front and back are knit separately and seamed together. The lace is worked using charted instructions.

This cozy wool shawl is knit up into a beautiful faded colorwork pattern with an optional embroidered feather detail along one side. This pattern was inspired by my mom and her eye for the beauty found in nature.