In Finding Meara by Lara Schiffbauer, Arden gives Hazel an owl pendant in the woods. This fabulous fantasy thriller and that scene inspired this shawl. The book can be downloaded as an eBook at amazon.com. And if you download the book, the answer to following question can be used as a coupon to get the pattern for FREE: To what land does Hazel ...

This shawl features sideways constructions with slipped stitches and a top edge with a cable and lace details. It is finished with a lace edging along with bottom. This shawl is designed to use one skein of yarn as you can adjust the size of the shawl and the final border easily. It is also a good choice for variegated yarn as the slipped stitc...

This sweater features a reverse stockinette background with continuous cable details at the back of the neck, on the waistband, and on the sleeves (the cable designs are my own but were inspired heavily by Continuous Cables : An Exploration of Knitted Cabled Knots, Rings, Swirls, and Curlicues by Melissa Leapman) as well as a square neckline an...

This shawl was inspired by Celtic interlocking knots, so the name is the Gaelic word for diamonds. (Also, my stepdaughter recommended “Diamonds in the Rough”, which was not exactly original so I branched out.)