6 designs based on a simple seamless cuff knitted with a built-in i-cord. Designs include cowls, Christmas Stockings, mittens and a lovely Challah Cover. Using lovely yarns creates lovely gifts with options for unlimited variations.

I deliberately knitted this yarn at a more dense gauge than is recommended on the ball band wanting a denser fabric

A simple idea—take one of my favorite lace patterns, Drooping Elm Leaf from Barbara Walker’s “A Treasury of Knitting Patterns”, add it to a simple stockinette cowl, and add just a few beads….and that’s how this pattern was born.

Please note a mistake that was brought to my attention that I will fix shortly. BUT,

It seems as though I have been looking for that “perfect” slipper pattern for forever. So, rather than keep looking, I decided to design a pair for myself that incorporates all of the details I have been

Reducing the number of rows between each cable repeat creates this great effect of the cables getting tighter and tighter as they travel up

Another take on the classic watch cap—replacing the classic K2P2 ribbing with a Garter Rib. This design maintains the classic lines

A fun knit using two colors, gives you endless possibilities. The trellis

Knitted using Sparrow, the most exquisite, 100% organic, Belgian linen yarn from Quince & Co., this Challah Cover will become a family heirloom and become softer and softer with use.

Aside from pine trees and holly, nothing says Christmas to me more than a Christmas Stocking. Brimming with treats, they have always been my favorite part of Christmas morning.

The winter sky isn’t just grey. There is a spectrum of colors in a grey winter sky and MadelineTosh’s Pashmina in Rainwater has them all…These mittens have a unique, stylish cuff and will keep you hands warm all winter.

Combining my favorite lace traditions, Orenburg Lace and this lovely cowl technique…and making it ridiculously over-sized created this amazing cowl!

A simple design turns elegant with a lovely yarn. Knit using a provisional cast-on and graft for a seamless beauty or a traditional cast on/bind of and seam up the back. This cowl is sure to keep you warm. And when given as a gift, will be treasured for years to come.

This had began as a swatch a long time ago. I was playing around with cables and lace combinations and thought it would make a nice hat. But none of the yarns I was using at the time worked how I envisioned.

I came up with this stitch pattern while swatching one day. I accidentally twisted the slip stitch and loved the effect so I made it the feature in this sock.

Please note that you will need 400 beads. I used 6mm beads that worked well with the 1.0mm crochet hook.

This pattern is part of the eBook “Knitting Untangled - The Easier Way to Learn to Knit.” available from my web site and at iTunes. Please note there are two versions of the book; an interavtive PDF with embedded video, viewable using Acrobat Reader version 8 and later which will play on any computer but the video portion will not play if viewe...

This pattern is part of the eBook “Knitting Untangled - The Easier Way to Learn to Knit.” available from my web site and at iTunes. Please note there are two versions of the book; an interavtive PDF with embedded video, viewable using Acrobat Reader version 8 and later which will play on any computer but the video portion will not play if viewe...

This pattern is part of the eBook “Knitting Untangled - The Easier Way to Learn to Knit.” available from my web site and at iTunes. Please note there are two versions of the book; an interavtive PDF with embedded video, viewable using Acrobat Reader version 8 and later which will play on any computer but the video portion will not play if viewe...

This pattern is part of the eBook “Knitting Untangled - The Easier Way to Learn to Knit.” available from my web site and at iTunes. Please note there are two versions of the book; an interavtive PDF with embedded video, viewable using Acrobat Reader version 8 and later which will play on any computer but the video portion will not play if viewe...

This pattern is part of the eBook “Knitting Untangled - The Easier Way to Learn to Knit.” available from my web site and at iTunes. Please note there are two versions of the book; an interavtive PDF with embedded video, viewable using Acrobat Reader version 8 and later which will play on any computer but the video portion will not play if viewe...

This pattern is part of the eBook “Knitting Untangled - The Easier Way to Learn to Knit.” available from my web site and at iTunes. Please note there are two versions of the book; an interavtive PDF with embedded video, viewable using Acrobat Reader version 8 and later which will play on any computer but the video portion will not play if viewe...

This pattern is part of the eBook “Knitting Untangled - The Easier Way to Learn to Knit.” available from my web site and at iTunes. Please note there are two versions of the book; an interavtive PDF with embedded video, viewable using Acrobat Reader version 8 and later which will play on any computer but the video portion will not play if viewe...

This pattern is part of the eBook “Knitting Untangled - The Easier Way to Learn to Knit.” available from my web site and at iTunes. Please note there are two versions of the book; an interavtive PDF with embedded video, viewable using Acrobat Reader version 8 and later which will play on any computer but the video portion will not play if viewe...

This pattern is part of the eBook “Knitting Untangled - The Easier Way to Learn to Knit.” available from my web site and at iTunes. Please note there are two versions of the book; an interavtive PDF with embedded video, viewable using Acrobat Reader version 8 and later which will play on any computer but the video portion will not play if viewe...

I first learned this technique at a workshop at Woolcott and Company in Cambridge, MA. The shop I was later to own.

Spud & Chloë Sweater #7515 Cider & #7509 Firecracker

This is truly not your average wash mitt. While, at first glance this wash mitt looks like every other one, this will be knitted in the round (on two circs) starting with Judy’s Magical Cast-On The unique quality of this pattern is that one side of the “circular knitting” that is, the stitches on one of the two needles will be double knit, crea...

The design of this capelet was influenced by Cat Bordi’s Swirling Capes design from her book, A Treasury of Magical Knitting and by Sivia Harding’s Harmonia’s Rings Cowl. I’ve been wanting to design something that grows from the magic of a moebius, but was looking to create something for summer, a garment that you could throw over your shoulder...