This is another version of the “Celtic Cuddle” pattern adjusted for heavy DK or light worsted weight yarn.

The cable pattern here is based on a Celtic knot from my decorative knots book. But any knots in your shoulders will melt away when wearing this luxurious cashmere!

Turn these little guys into fun earrings, or appliqués wherever you need a little Día de los Muertos flare! Use up your scraps, these little guys use less than 3 yards (2.5 m) total and you can play with different colors or even variegated yarn.

Whether you are heading out to check the mail or battle with the Norse Gods these mitts will be your gauntlets against the cold!

This shawl will be your fashion shield to stave off any chill that dares come your way! And a small loop that is formed during finishing will keep it secure through the battle!

This cowl will provide ample defense against cold!

This sideways knit tee is written for all sizes and shapes! Choose a baby trio set from Zen Yarn Garden or that one skein you have had your eye on and a few skeins of natural or other neutral color to coordinate. Some clever techniques keep things interesting while the color takes center stage.

I couldn’t resist adding another mobius to the “Cloud 9” family. For this one you get to choose 3 different colors of baby skeins and a base color. After you complete the cast-on and first round, you will be able to take this project anywhere! And when you are done, you will want to wear it everywhere like me in this picture when I got to go hi...

This is another mobius in the “Cloud 9” family. After you complete the cast-on and first few rounds this project will skip right along! It is perfect to take anywhere since it can be picked up and put down at any moment. And the beautiful colors of the Lux Blanx will keep you smiling as you work.

This is a long, biased scarf designed for

This pattern is a dance class! You will dance with your yarn as you learn a unique yarn led pooling method designed to show it off. Come and learn the dance!

This is an alternate version of Strolling On Cloud 9. Come wander with worsted weight yarn for a larger and even more cuddly cowl!

The inspiration for this design came from my cherished Navajo rug. Even before I became involved in the fiber world I was fascinated by Navajo weavers. They create intricate, unique designs that are not written down before they appear in their rugs. But don’t worry, for this hat I will take you into charted territory.

Both of these yarns are a treat to knit with and, as they swirl together in this shawl, will be a treat to wear! Two different weight yarns worked with the same needle keep the texture interesting.​ This shawl also has a loop for easy wearing.

This shawl reminds me of the spectacular sunsets in Albuquerque, NM. One of my favorite places to gaze at the awe-inspiring colors streaking across the sky is Sandiago’s restaurant! You can have a panoramic view of the whole city with good food and a margarita!

It’s a cowl! … It’s a top! … It’s a shrug!

This is simple garter stitch shawl with an interesting twist. It’s a great mindless project where the color does the work and you can enjoy the landscape. German short rows and a built in loop are used to create this easy to wear shape.

This pattern was designed for the Jade Sapphire Coloring box which contains 10 colors of luxurious cashmere.

This is an alternate version of “Driving On Cloud 9”. Once you get in the groove, you will love strolling on the clouds with me!

This yarn is a dream to work with and pure luxury to wear! Spoil someone special in your life and/or yourself!

I designed this shawl while on a road trip through the Southwest, visiting places that I remembered fondly from my childhood. Turquoise and red is my favorite color combination, probably because it reminds me of home in New Mexico. Choose colors that speak to you and take your own sentimental journey with this simple yet engaging shawl.

This pattern features a unique Mobius cast-on after which it becomes a mindless knit. Choose Frolicking Feet Transitions or a gradient dyed yarn and it will do the color work for you. Just cast-on and then bring it with you wherever your heart wants to make tracks!

This pattern includes two versions. The taller version uses two skeins that are different colors and the short version uses just one skein. After the Mobius cast on this is a mindless knit. But the Mobius will keep your mind blissfully wandering and wondering. However, only briefly as even the tall version is a very quick knit!

The lace design in this vest was inspired by a brief but lovely stay at “The Inn of the Mountain Gods” in Southern New Mexico. I’m no expert, but growing up in New Mexico has given me a fascination and respect for the Indians of the Southwest. This resort is run by the Mescalaro Apache Tribe. It was named after The Mountain Gods who are said to...

This is the answer to a request for a scarf to match the Stitch School Mitts. It contains the same elements: I-cord edging, Quaker ribbing, lace, provisional cast-on, and grafting or I-cord bind-off. The scarf can be seamlessly joined to form a loop or left as a straight scarf.

If the creek is frozen over, wear this

This cowl was inspired by my love for trees. I like them all, bonsais to red woods, deciduous to coniferous. One particular favorite is the Ponderosa Pine. The deep grooves in their trunks have a delightful smell of sweet vanilla. So throw on this cowl for crisp fall day and stop to smell the trees!

Make some waves or stretch the limits of your creativity by designing your own image. The pattern uses simple brioche knit and brioche purl stitches to create a wave image in the stitches. The technique is described, written and charted and blank charts are provided. Test the waters with the included cozy pattern before diving into the cowl.

The inspiration for this design came from my cherished Navajo Rug. Even before I became involved in the fiber world I was fascinated by Navajo weavers. They create intricate, unique designs that are never written down before they appear in their rugs. But don’t worry, for this cowl I will take you into “charted territory”.

These mitts are the perfect quick gift or item to whip up for yourself, plus you might get to try a new technique! Provisional cast on, I-cord edging, Quaker ribbing, lace, Kitchener stitch, and I-cord bind off are all useful techniques that you will learn, or employ.

This vest will have any young man looking dapper even in a diaper! It is knit from side to side and requires no seaming. A unique I-cord cast on flows seamlessly into I-cord edging, and then the I-cord edging flows into the I-cord bind off for a polished look. Written or charted instructions can be followed and YouTube videos have been created ...

Both sides of this cowl deserve to be shown off! Use hand painted worsted yarn by Zen Yarn Garden for a truly delightful experience and a finished object that you or a loved one will treasure.

This is a simple yet striking piece that will keep you warm and stylish. It can be knit with two different color yarns or just one variegated yarn because you only need to work with one strand at a time! The piece is knit in the round from the bottom up and three different sizes which will fit a wide range of individuals are provided

This is sure to make bath time more fun! It even floats!

This is a fast and easy Tunisian crochet scarf, which can be finished in three ways for three very different looks. (inspired by the movie “Clue”)

I designed this hat for my “little” brother at his request for a cashmere hat. I was surprised that he even knew what cashmere was much less than that he would appreciate a hand knit item! His initials are CSB hence the unimaginative name for this pattern.

Yes, I know it is cheesy but ewe is the perfect name for this scarf because ewe is a palindrome, just like the scarf. Not only is it reversible, the cast on and cast off edges look exactly the same!