Basil is oversized for a very comfortable and relaxed fit. Depending on the yarn chosen, it can be worn in virtually any season. I recommend a yarn that has little body so the finished fabric will drape. I would also suggest that you not use a particularly heavy yarn (weight not bulk) so the sweater won’t stretch too much in length as you wear ...

Truffle is a vest that is a fun and relatively quick knit. It is made up of 4 pieces: the back, worked in stockinette stitch and 3 panels worked in a lace pattern. I-cords tie in the front to close.

Seagrass has a rounded hem in front and back. The body is worked from the bottom in one piece with the only seaming at the shoulders.

Mist is knit with an open weave that should result in a nice drape and flow. It is knit without shaping (except at neck edge) but has a casing for elastic at the waist that adds waist definition. The pattern allows for making adjustments to the length.

Blue Grass Wrap is a collared wrap with ruffles at the side edges.

Pine Cone Wrap is a triangular wrap that can be worn as a wrap or a scarf.

“Laurel” is a raglan sweater, worked from the top down.

“Snow Drift” is a cowl or hood depending on your style, mood,

“Holly Berry” is a lattice lace scarflet with a mohair ruffle picked up and knitted along 4 sides.

“Lichen” is knit from the bottom up in 3 pieces beginning with a seed stitch trim.

Dandelion is a light and breezy vest. The back has a bit of structure, knit with Creative Focus Linen in an interesting eyelet pattern. The fronts, knit with Habu Cottolin, are worked openly (on size 6 needle) to have a soft drape.

Azalea Wrap is a deceptively simple lace wrap with ruffles at each end. It’s feminine and fun - a treat to knit and wear!

Sweet Briar ‘Scoodie’, is the combination of scarf and hoodie. It’s a great alone on a cool day, or with a warm coat on a cold, cold day. Pockets are to keep hands warm, to carry along essentials (keys, $, etc), or for treasures collected along the way.

Caterpillar Cuddle is written for two different sizes blankets.

Butterfly Blankie is a simple lace-work baby blanket. It’s ruffled, but it can be considered for both baby girls and boys.

…..with a ruffle and a touch of lace, this loosely woven wrap ripples and flows…..“Tidal Pool” is made up of 3 stockinette panels with 2 lace inserts between. A ruffle is added along three sides.

…a fast knitting cardigan. It’s casual enough for a walk in the woods, but pretty enough to wear anytime.

“Clover is worked in one piece beginning at the lower back edge. Most shaping is accomplished by changing needle sizes. It’s finished with a crochet picot edge, and an optional buttonhole can be worked at each side to close.

This vintage inspired, ruffled cardigan is worked from the bottom with minimal seaming. A matching bonnet (for 12 mo and 2 year sizes) requires and additional 125 yards of yarn and 1 yard of ribbon.

…an elegant, yet practical blanket destined to be an heirloom for you or someone you love…“Lenten Rose” is a simply sweet baby blanket. The center cross motif is knit with yarn overs as is the scalloped edge.

“Lola” is written for two weights of yarn (Chunky and Sport).

…where knitting meets fun fabric to create a sassy wrap dress that is perfect for the warmest summer day (or add layers for back-to-school and beyond….)

This is a ruffled vest worked from the top down. Its weight and design are perfect for four-season wear.

This is a boy’s modified drop sleeve sweater, featuring the elusive “Prince of the Forest” in his native habitat.

Eve’s Leaves is a little girl’s sweater, worked in one piece from the top down. You will need 10 yards of a contrasting color for the leave closure. You will need sz 6 & 5 double point as well as circular needles as well as an E hook.

Little Willow is a girl’s sweater worked in one piece from the top down. You will need to double strand Twinkle Cruise. 2 yards of ribbon is needed for the closures.

The all grown up version of Little Willow this sweet skirted sweater is a breeze to knit up.

River Birch: River Birch is a vest worked in one piece from side to side out of chunky fuzzy Alpaca. Guaranteed to keep you warm and looking great!

A good beginning lace project but not boring for the more experienced knitter.