My Flower Market Neck Warmer was created to show off the fantastic bursts of color in this Malabrigo Rios worsted weight yarn.

Take Flight Buttoned Scarf is a cute accessory that can be worn buttoned up into a loop our flat as a scarf. In fact, you could find lots of ways of using the buttons to secure it in different ways.

The Dayzee Chain Shrug was one of the first shrug patterns I designed several years ago. My personal ones, that I have worn frequently, still look great. They have become a staple in my wardrobe for over a pretty dress or jeans and a t-shirt or with a nice top and dressy trousers. I always get compliments and nice comments when I wear one. This...

My Vaulted Lace Shrug is made in worsted weight cotton. Just right for a cooler Spring or Summer day. This is an updated and rewritten pattern from a similar shrug from several years ago.

The Triple Diamond short sleeved cardigan is the perfect cotton cardigan for spring and summer. It can be knitted in the cropped 3 diamond version or add another diamond pattern to give you extra length. Just allow extra yarn.

The Garland Shrug looks great over a pretty dress or a t-shirt and jeans. I get lots of compliments when I wear mine and many requests for the pattern. So…. here it is.

Just for fun on your next coffee run! Coffee beans and coffee cups.

Light and Bright Poncho is the perfect light-weight topper for a spring or summer outfit. Make one in bright summer colors or subtle neutrals. Ideal for air-conditioned spaces or walks on the beach.

Sail Away Ombre Wrap is very easy to knit as it uses garter stitch throughout. The “sail” shaping is worked using simple decreases and yarn overs.

The Sandpiper Cowl is the perfect accessory to the Sandpiper hat. Use any worsted weight yarn in any 2 contrasting colors.

The cable pattern in this scarf and hat reminds me of Sandpiper tracks.

This pattern is offered as a free download.

I have had requests for this pattern since showing it on Knitting Paradise Forum. So here it is.

I’ve been making these Spider Chrysanthemum Ponchos for a couple of years now and they are always very popular. They look great using worsted weight yarn with long color changes. I’ve also made them using single color cotton yarn for Summer. That looks great too.

The Spider Chrysanthemum Scarf is so quick and easy to make. I thought that the spidery design lent itself well to these purples and oranges that are so popular in October/November time.

With it’s different angles and directions, this pattern is specifically designed to show off self striping or gradient yarns.

I hand dyed this 100% wool and I thought long and hard about what I wanted to make with it to show it off.

I have 2 favorite things lately: Knitting linen stitch (I find it very soothing and calming) and velvet yarn (I love the luxurious feel of it). So I have combined the two in this wrap that is so soft and comfortable. Both play well together.

The Half Collar Poncho is so quick and easy to knit in one piece. Just fold and add buttons and it’s done. It is so soft and comfortable.

The Linen Stitch Stripes Scarf, with it’s woven texture, looks good on anyone. Use high contrast or complimentary colors for the desired effect. I suggest making a swatch with your chosen colors to see if you like the result.

This is the ideal scarf for your day off or a relaxing weekend…very squishy, soft and warm. The unisex pattern makes it ideal for using sports team or school colors. It also looks great in sophisticated colors for going to work.

My Edge Eyelets Scarf takes full advantage of self striping yarn with long color changes. This scarf grows quickly, so it’s a satisfying project to work on. The quirky angles make it artsy and fun.

My Molly Malone Poncho got it’s name because I displayed the first example I made on the famous Molly Malone statue in Dublin, Ireland (just long enough to take a quick photograph). It proved very popular with lots of nice comments when I showed it. Every time I wear mine someone stops me and asks about it or wants to buy it.

I made my first Sidewalk Cafe Wrap as my in-flight project on a trip across the Atlantic last year. It was such a quick and relaxing knit that it soon became my “go to” project for watching tv and taking along when I have to wait for an appointment and I need something to keep me occupied.

The Five of Diamonds Cowl is ideal for showing off that single skein of bulky weight yarn that you have been wondering how to use up. The multi colored examples shown here use Loops and Threads Facets bulky weight yarn for the size stated above.

I call this The Grater Wrap because it has the look of a cheese grater with the pattern of the eyelets. That is where the similarity ends as it is soft, squishy and warm. The use of larger needles gives a nice drape. It is made up of 5 triangles, with the central triangle having a more open eyelet pattern.

The Hole Punch Wrap is a rectangle shape made up of 5 triangles. The triangles incorporate 3 different “hole punch” eyelet patterns.

The Whirlwind Shawl was my project to keep me busy during Hurricane Irma’s visit to Florida in September 2017. It is a quick and enjoyable shawl/scarf to crochet.

My Whirlwind Lace Beaded Shawl is a cross between a glam shawl and a piece of jewelry. It is the dressy cousin of my Whirlwind Shawl.

One of my friends sings in a choir. They wear black and white for special concerts. She asked me if I could knit her a light scarf in white to wear for such occasions as the air conditioning can be chilly, So this is it.

*The ZigKnit Scarf and ZigKnit Neck Warmer can be purchased together in the Ravelry eBook “Twisted ZigKnits” for US$6.00**

The ZigKnit Scarf and ZigKnit Neck Warmer can be purchased together in the Ravelry eBook “Twisted ZigKnits” for US$6.00

My 13 year old daughter wanted to learn to knit her first shawl. The Teenager Triangle was the ideal project to start her off.

This is the Scarf version of The Narrow Path Wrap.

The Narrow Path Wrap is light and airy, with an easy to learn diagonal lace pattern given in both chart and full written instructions.

Parquet Palette with Garter Edge is now available as an additional pattern PDF download with purchase of the original Parquet Palette pattern.

Autumn Stripes Wrap is a very flexible pattern as almost any yarn and needle size can be used to create the size you want. This pattern requires yarn with long colorways to create the striping that defines the wedges in the wrap. The more dramatic the stripes within the wedge, the better this pattern looks.

Free bonus pattern for the Matthew Scarf-lace added as a PDF with your Matt826 pattern purchase. Enjoy!**

The Cream Lace Wrap is both elegant and cozy. It can be made to any length you like. The lace pattern is an easy stitch, having only one row with yarn overs, but you will need to K4tog - knit 4 together. You can do this!

For my Poncho of Frost Lace I used Aunt Lydia’s Fashion Crochet thread number THREE (heavier than the number 10 crochet thread for doilies, etc.) It is classed on the ball band as weight #1 Super Fine. I would say that it is like knitting with light string. I use bamboo or wooden needles as they have more grip for this thread. This thread tends...

This cozy and rosy cowl uses only one skein of Lion Brand Amazing yarn. I added the ribbon yarn just for fun and some extra texture, but it is entirely optional. A quick and easy lace knit.

The Red Brick Wall Cowl is knit in the round, all stocking stitch. Knit on 4mm/US 6 32” circular needles. Fully reversible. Light weight and warm.

The Victorian Fan Palm Scarf is available in 2 sizes. Light, airy and elegant, the larger size is ideal for a wedding or prom shoulder wrap. The smaller scarf version has buttons so that it can be worn as a cowl or open as a scarf.

The Florist Scarf is made of 2 different types of ribbon yarn. - The main yarn, Alana, is 1/8th inch wide ribbon and I chose the Keiki color which is shades of orange, lime green, turquoise and deep pink. I added the Joy yarn at intervals - the color is an orange thread with rainbow color ribbon pieces. (I used about 40 yards of the Joy yarn.)

The Ten Out of Ten Wrap got it’s name because it uses the same ten-stitch lace pattern in a variety of ways to create a different effect in each of the sections that make up this wrap. The sections are divided by eyelets and ridges. I would say it is an easy lace knit; not a lot to remember.

The Sapphire River Cowl combines a lace pattern and a k2, p2 rib neck that can be worn as a turtle neck or folded back. It is knit in the round on circular needles and uses only about 190 yards of yarn. If you wish to make a longer cowl, you will need approx. 47 additional yards of yarn for each lace repeat.

I call this my Any Day Lace Wrap because since I made mine, I have worn it so much - any day, for any occasion - and it is always elegant and warm. I have found it a great asset on car trips and flights. It is also wonderful for places with cold air conditioning. The size gives enough to wrap around you.

The Fiesta Scallop Shawl makes full use of the long color runs in Red Heart Boutique Unforgettable yarn to show off the sunrise colors in the individually knit scallops along the bottom edge and in the short rows. I used less than 3 skeins in this shawl. Although this yarn is worsted weight, it is a roving type yarn and more like a light worste...

This open lacework scarf is made in light weight cotton and blocking opens up the Spider Circle Flowers to full bloom. Any other fingering weight, natural fiber yarn that will block well will produce a lovely, light weight and elegant scarf