Here in Ohio, our spring season is just as likely to bring a ground covering mound of snow as it is mound of fallen petals. Sometimes we’ll even have both in the same week! Inspired by that most fickle of spring weather, this triangular shawl is a study in simple textures.

Taking inspiration from the drab beauty of seed heads in winter, Reseeding is a surprisingly fast and fun crochet. Worked entirely in seed stitch, the real interest in this scarf lies in how the stitches interact with the color pattern. The long repeats of jagged horizontal stripes create a monochrome effect, flattering to nearly any winter ens...

Designed specifically with tonal yarn in mind, Fleeting is meant to be reminiscent of freshly fallen spring flowers strewn in sun dappled shade. This shawl is ideally suited for the changeable spring weather, as its unique relaxed “v” shape allows for a more cape-like drape and added ease in wearing. Formed from individual two inch hexagonal mo...

Quickly knit and felted, these tiny reusable tags are fantastic for adding that last little handmade touch to your holiday gifting.

This is my go-to shawl, suitable to sling over any outfit, no matter the season. It is soft and lightweight, great for layering, and still warm despite the open weave texture. A rather quick and easy knit, this shawl is appropriate for any skill level. I even teach it in my beginner’s knitting class!