This is a fully reversible shawl. It measures approximately 21” by 73” after blocking, excluding fringe. Turkish Stitch is from page 185 of Barbara Walker’s A Treasury of Knitting Patterns. You can substitute any 1- or 3-row lace pattern to achieve a reversible effect. I called this shawl “Auntie Mame” after two delightful characters in the mov...

This is a quick ornament in the traditional Vermont “Moriarty Hat” style that you can make with scrap yarn. The pompom is optional, but it does make the ornament look more like a hat. I usually use a bright main color, with white stripes and a white pompom.

This pattern is an adaptation of the Christmas at Sea “Seafarer’s Scarf” (https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/seafarers-scarf) to include a reversible double cable. The reversible cable and seed stitch are adapted from “While Watching British Mysteries on Netflix” published by Wildwood Press in 2013. (https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/libra...

This type of ski hat was ubiquitous in Vermont in the 1970s. The double layer around the bottom really keeps your ears warm! This pattern is adapted from verbal instructions from a knitter I chatted with in a Richmond, Vermont laundromat in 1976. I have been knitting this hat ever since.