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This intriguing tank is worked modularly using miters and short rows to take advantage of long repeat yarns.

Additional Gauge Information: On size 1 needles in:

Highly textured patterns evoking shells, ripples on the shore, and sand (not necessarily between your toes) capture the warm beachy memories of summer. Wear them in cooler weather as a reminder that even though it is cold out, summer will come again.

Like cruising the Inter Coastal Water Way (the protected series of bays and rivers connected by man-made channels along the East Coast and Gulf of Mexico) these socks are beautiful to look at and easy to work while still keeping your interest.

The simple colorwork pattern worked using the technique Vertical Stranding lends itself to fun and easy color play. Plus Vertical Stranding will not affect gauge or stretchability of sock, as no stranding is required. Make two that match or let your rivers ramble on your whim.

These socks use a unique construction method and are well suited to long dye repeats or hand painted yarn to create an eye catching sock.

I have been a devotee of toe up socks for ages. Over time I have customized a technique that allows me to pick up needles and yarn and go, literally.

This oversized cowl will provide a wealth of warmth for the cold winter season.

This quick heart-shaped shawlette is the perfect size and shape for a touch of warmth and a classy accent to wear at your neck.

The color work patterning in these socks seems to intrude on the background. In geology when magma forces its way into existing rock and cools, the resulting rock is called an intrusion or pluton, hence the name Pluton Socks.

These adorable socks are started from the toe and knit up using the Bosnian toe method modified for a more conventionally shaped toe.

The cuff of this sock is knit Modularly. The rectangles for the cuff are knit from the outside in and finish with a three-needle bind off. Stitches are then picked up from the side of one rectangle to continue and the cuff is sewn closed.

This is a quick knit to evoke the spirit of the holidays.

Easy and fast knit, this unique construction will keep you interested enough to knit a dozen as gifts.

Easy and fast knit, this unique construction will keep you interested enough to knit a dozen as gifts.

Recognize that the lunch bag can be a dangerous place for your delicate fruits and protect them with a cozy. This apple cozy works just as well for those thin skinned pears.

The Color Block Purse is worked in log cabin style with blocks picked up and knit off those proceeding.

This is a quick fun cloth using the modular lace technique. It starts with a charted square with a simple lace pattern. Then borders are picked up and knit in the log cabin style with another simple lace pattern. Borders are finished with a picot bind off. The result is a feminine cloth that will keep you interested as you knit.

Synergy** is the joining together of two forces often resulting in an effect greater than the sum of each force.*

This pattern is a “recipe” to create a log-cabin style bag using modular techniques. It can be made to any size you like - larger for a darling project bag or smaller for kick about purse.