The “Hit of the season” shawl, consisting of three identical wedges, is worked from the top down in one piece, starting at the nape.

The stitch pattern in this is triangular shawl is repeated throughout. Whether you think it resembles your favorite round candy or something non-edible, such as coins or pearls on a string, is up to you!

“Hugs and Kisses” is a triangular shawl with an uncomplicated and easy-to-memorize lace pattern, suitable for the beginning lace knitter. It is worked from the bottom up in one piece. Knitting starts from one singular stitch and continues in ever widening rows until all of the yarn has been used up. Stitches are bound off with knitting needles.

“Raindrops” is a triangular shawl, worked top-down and from the center out, with a crochet bind-off.

“Ear of wheat” is a not-too-complicated scarf for the adventurous beginner, or a relaxing project between more demanding ones for the experienced knitter.

Gamayun is a prophetic bird in Russian mythology.

Enjoy my first design - the “Peacock Princess” lace shawl.