This is by far my new favorite fall and winter sweater! It is long and slouchy and goes with almost anything! It looks great with a pair of blue jeans, leggings, or a dress. Wear it to work and be cozy all day!

This sweater was so much fun to design and make! Every little kid I know just loves a dinosaur! The directions are concise and very well written. Experience with stranded work is a must.

How much fun would it be to knit a sweater in your favorite teams colors? It is also a great little casual sweater for every day wear.

I have a great appreciation for the lovely knit work that the Salish people create. I grew up in the Cowichan Valley on Vancouver Island and was fortunate to see the original sweaters. My design was influenced by my childhood memories.

This sweater pattern is fun, easy!

This is a great quick knit and who doesn’t love big pockets!

This is a lovely lightweight sweater that was a joy to knit. It is a great project for an advanced beginner who wishes to try out an easy cable project. The directions are well written and concise. There are several photos to help you along the way. Directions on how to block a simple stocking stitch sweater are include.

This was a fun and easy blanket to create! I love doing mosaic crochet. It is really satisfying to watch the rows blend together to make a beautiful and usable work of art.

We have all heard WHY coming from a toddler!

This light weight sweater is great for those cool summer nights. It is dressy, yet casual. Modern, yet vintage.

This hooded bunny coat is for toddlers to six years old. The waist circumference is 24 1/2 inches, 26 1/2 inches and 29 inches.

The Celtic knot on this sweater is called the Saxon Braid and is easy to knit because of the uniform repeats. I was fortunate to visit Ireland last summer and fell in love with the Kerry Coast. This unisex sweater ranges in sizes from 32 to 46 inches with a two inch ease. I knit this sweater with my favorite pure wool yarn; Plymouth Galway Wors...

This cozy sweater features a lovely Celtic Cable called the Saxon Braid. This is a form fitting sweater with a short waist and raglan sleeves. There is cable detailing on the cuff for an added touch. It can easily be made into a longer looser sweater.