Vickie Howell had Madelinetosh dye some of their Unicorn Tails for one of her monthly box of goodies. When I received my box, I designed a hat using the Tails. Loved it so much, I knit another hat with other colors that Madelinetosh dyed for their Unicorn Tails. I did not stop there….I then designed a scarf to match the hats. When I finished, I...

This beanie just “makes me smile”. I love the way this hat knitted up and I love the finished hat.

Well…I saw a couple of beanies that had embroidery on them in catalogs and decided to that is what I wanted to knit. I researched stitches that would stretch when stitched on a beanie. I tried them and they worked!!!

Well….I have to confess….I am not good at looping infinity scarves! So, I designed a scarf that favors an infinity - without the loop. It has fringe and sits great around the neck. Goes on quickly….instructions in pattern for the best way to put on this scarf.

Since my daughter loves to donate to the “ringing” Santas at the stores at Christmas….every pattern sold - I will donate $2 to the Salvation Army!

Kiss that baby!

I absolutely love shawls and wraps! However when I am working on the computer or eating at a restaurant, I have trouble with the shawls staying in place and keeping me warm. This is where this “hands free” wrap will come in handy for you.

This wrap is inspired by the artwork of Piet Mondrian. It is knitted with various colors of your choice. The black color pulls all colors used together by bordering all rectangles in the wrap. I have found that the placement of color placed in the wrap cross each other when wrapped around you - one going vertical and one going horizontal - visu...

For beginners…so much fun to make!!

The pattern started as a shawl but realized that the pattern could be adapted for just about any size desired. The sizes pictured were personalized due to the recipient. The main yarn is very wonderful to knit. The threads used to weave into project are mixtures of textured yarns, smooth yarns, and ribbons. Good way to use up some leftover yarn...