This adorable cap is encircled with lucky shamrocks! Bordered with wide garter stitch bands, the fairisle shamrocks are knitted in as you go. Large, green upside-down shamrock leaves with a little stem crown the top of the hat.

I love ruffles and a feminine, flattering look in a shawl. The shape of this is pretty much a half-oval with the ruffle added to the lower edge.

I designed this unique scarf for a customer who wanted a quick and easy cabled scarf. It’s so easy, she’s on her 4th one already, and that’s all in one week! I especially like the fact that you don’t have to do anything heroic to keep track of your rows - the garter stitch borders act as a quick reminder of when to cable. I put a note in the pa...

The Vertical Stripes Short Sleeve Top is a wonderful melange of incredible colors and textures, and it’s so easy to knit! It’s worked sideways from cuff to cuff in narrow stripes to produce a very flattering effect. The only sewing is the side and underarm seams!

An easy-to-knit traditional K2, P2 ribbed watch cap with folded up brim to knit in hand-painted colors or solids - either way looks great!

The most amazing scarf yet - cast on, work seed stitch, cast off, cast on, more seed stitch, etc, etc. Doesn’t look like much until you try it on - then, it’s magnificent!

This is an easy to knit close-fitting hat in a two-color slip stitch pattern with a stockinette and reverse stockinette border. Knit in a basic solid yarn for the main color and a variegated yarn for the contrast color it looks like a pretty mesh laid over the solid background.

I designed this scarf pattern to go with my Waves of Glory American Flag Hat. It’s a beautiful rendition of America’s Great Flag! The blue field with white stars worked in fairisle flies up the middle of the scarf with the red and white stripes waving on either side in a variation of an old shale pattern stitch.

A beautiful rendition of America’s Great Flag! Bordered with garter stitch, the red and white stripes wave around the hat in a variation on an old shale pattern stitch. The blue field with white stars worked in fairisle crowns the top of the hat.

I designed this pattern to use those fabulous self-striping yarns to best effect with no sewing! These bags are all worked in one piece, from bottom of the strap, around the bag and up the strap to the other end. The only sewing is to join the end of strap to the cast on edge. All the turning of the corners is done by short-row shaping. The I-c...

This beautiful stocking features an Elegant Angel with feathery wings. It’s knitted flat, with regular heel and toe sock shaping except that you won’t be working on double pointed needles - the seam runs all the way to the toe, so no working in the round! The Angel is intarsia with the face embroidered in after the knitting is complete.

from the designer: “A wonderful ruffled edge adds softness to this garter stitch shawl. Worked from the bottom up with the ruffle knitted along with the body entirely in garter stitch. This shawl can be any size - simply try it on for size before binding off.

The Cocoon and Butterfly Jacket was designed by Trish as a way to make stockinette stitch shawls without fringe! They are basically rectangles with the ends folded up to form sleeves, but they’re actually much more than that. Think of them as a shawl that just doesn’t ever fall off. And, there are no corners to get in your way. They can be worn...