Lines is a reversible cowl worked in the round.

Silver Trail is a textured graphic design in three colors.

Long stripes and fringe worked as you knit make this a perfect relaxing knit. Choose 2 colors or maybe mix it up and choose to use those half skeins you have. Color changes are easy and almost no ends to weave in!

Simple, modern and elegant cowl that is easily adjustable.

Las Olas is a pattern that will help you use up all those small amounts of beautiful yarn that you love and don’t have the heart to get rid of. You know you have some! I had quite a few.

A fun and easy knit that is completely reversible.

Stop and Enjoy is something I try to tell myself to do everyday.

After spending most of my life in Southern California I moved to Quebec. Winter was something I had never really experienced for more than a week at a time. Living in it was something else but I learned how to adapt and hand knits were my best friends.

This fun to wear scarf uses both lace weight yarn and fingering, just a little of both so it it a great way to use up some of your stash.

Do you love stripes but sometimes want something a little more subtle?

A 3/4 square shaped shawl with lace details and beads.

A fun and easy to work pattern that produces a slightly asymmetrical ripple with purl rows to give you a ridge detail. Sensu is perfect to show off a great skein of hand dyed or handspun yarn.

A loose fitting beanie that is long enough to be pulled down over your ears or pushed back for a slouchy look.

A Melting Pot is about combining different elements and “melting them together” into a harmonious whole. These mitts use lace, ribbing and stockinette together to make a fun new look.

A cape-style wrap that is a perfect lightweight piece for fall or any time you feel a little chill. Worked in a drapey fingering weight yarn it is an easy shape to wear as it really stays on!

A wide scarf with an all-over diamond pattern. It is worked in one piece from end to end.

An asymetric shawl with stripes. It shows off 2 colors of fingering yarn to their best advantage.

This shawl has clean lines that remind me of the columns of Greece with arches at both ends. It has beads that add just a bit of sparkle.

This scarf has a fluid pattern that is easily memorized and works well with the subtly patterned yarn.

With a little more then a triangle shape and a leafy edging this shawl drapes easily around your shoulders.

This fun little lace scarf is that perfect accessory to any outfit.

An easy triangle shawl with a little flare.

I designed this pattern to be able to show off a great sock yarn or a fabulous handspun. It’s shape is a slightly curved triangle making it super easy to wear as it almost wraps itself around you.

This pattern was inspired by snow globes. I have always loved how the snow is smooth and still to start but then when you pick it up and shake it the snow starts to swirl and fall in a frenzy.

Blindside is a simple reversible shawlette done in garter stitch and worked from side to side. The border is knit on as you go. You could substitute any yarn as the pattern is worked until you have used up half of your yarn and then the decreases start.

This stole is inspired by some of the basic elements of Orenburg-style knitting. Unlike true Orenburg shawls this is a stockinette based stole. The pattern is a charted one with minimal written directions.

This pattern is inspired by my love for the look of woven fabric but doing it with needles instead of a loom.

I designed this to be a shawl that took just a skein but was actually wide enough at the top to wear easily. The simple pattern really lets the beauty of the yarn shine through.

An easy to follow lace pattern with all over leaves.