The fingering-weight yarn and lacework, combined with a generous fit and bell sleeves, yield a garment that drapes and flows with the luxurious femininity of a lace shawl and yet provides the structure and fuss-free wearability of a simple cardigan.

This pattern uses a simple YO, double decrease, YO to create a four-leaf clover pattern. Use your favorite sock yarn in green to create a St. Patrick’s Day sock.

Toe up sock instructions are given with formulas for calculating the number of stitches for any size and any gauge. Optional calculations are provided for an instep/arch that is of unusual ratio to the foot.

A newborn size bootie made from just about 12.5 leftover yards of sock yarn.

The Spumoni vest utilizes a simple stitch pattern and construction to showcase gorgeous handpainted yarn. While handspun yarn was used in the pattern, many commercially available yarns can be substituted. The yardage called for above are a combination of two colors. 335-760 each of two colorways are required, plus about 100 yds. for the scarf.

Different cables design for Central Park Hoodie. Requires purchase of the pattern, too.