Four 12”x12” (30.5cm x 30.5cm) cable & lace blanket squares.

This blanket square is the fourth in a series of lace and cable blanket. It can be used on its own as a washcloth or in multiples to make a blanket. It can also be used to replace any other square in the Great American Aran Afghan pattern.

This square was designed specifically to replace any other square in the Great American Aran Afghan pattern. It can be used on it’s own as a washcloth or in multiples as it’s own blanket. This is the third in a series of cable squares.

This is the second pattern in a series I am designing to be used as blanket squares.

This is the first in a set of cable & lace blanket squares that I will be designing. These squares can be used to make washcloths, baby blankets, or can serve as alternatives to the squares in the Great American Aran Afghan.

This garter stitch, modular baby blanket is designed to be easily modifiable. Modification suggestions detail how to create a blanket for a specific size desired as well as how to make a scrap blanket following the modular theme.

This pattern contains both knitted and crocheted parts.

This lace & cable blanket is easy to modify to get the size you’d like, from bassinet to bedspread!

If making the pattern as shown, MC (white) uses approx. 370 yards. Five contrasting colors use approx 120 yards each.

This cowl was specifically designed to use up my scraps from my Color Affection Shawl. I loved the way these three colors worked together and didn’t want to waste a single yard - hence the name!

I designed these mitts as a thank-you gift for my mother-in-law’s aide, Cassidy. Her favorite color is pink and she is certainly a gem.

A quick and easy washcloth that makes a great baby gift.

A good sized washcloth with a cute owl in the center. The seed stitch gives it an exfoliating quality. A quick and easy knit.