As I walked through the gardens, the sun cast shadows through the lattice creating stripes on the concrete path. This shawl reminds me of that beautiful afternoon walk.

This openwork vest is a fast knit that can be worn open or closed. The lacy look combined with the fact that it is knit from side to side gives the finished piece a beautiful and flattering shape.

The motion created with the color change and lacework in this shawl reminds me of tossing pebbles into still waters.The farther out the rings move, the more beautiful and fascinating the design becomes.

This eye-catching wrap was inspired by the peaceful streams, curved trails and steep cliffs found in the community of Mentone on Lookout Mountain.

The beautiful drape of this shawl reminds me of a soft rain cascading off your shoulders. It is knit from the bottom up allowing you to easily adjust the size by the number of repeats. The beading is optional and is added after knitting is completed. If desired, a pin closure could also be added.

Be prepared for compliments each time you wear this open front, neck down raglan! The sleek top gives way to a fuller, draping body. The visual effect is a slim waist and an elongated silhouette that is flattering to most body shapes.

“Bayside” is a textured shawl with a flirty border. Whether wearing open or secured with crochet ties, her soft drape will be a stylish addition to any outfit.

Whether worn over your little black dress or jeans and boots, layering with this shawl will add a touch of magic to any outfit. Knit from the bottom up, the curve of the body and rolled neckline gives this timeless piece a graceful shape. The written and charted instructions of four lace patterns will keep you interested while creating a beauti...

From your head to your boots, these toppers will add a classic touch to your outfit. The pattern goes quickly and looks more complex than it actually is. Make them for yourself or give them as a gift. Either way, you will receive many compliments!

This multi-directional wrap is worked in garter stitch throughout making it a quick and easy knit. The ease of the shape allows you to wear it multiple ways. On a chilly day, the neckline can be close fitting. You can wear it loosely over your shoulders. You can fold back the neckline to form a beautiful collar. The pin closure allows you to dr...

The allover lace pattern used in making this capelet creates beautiful scallops both at the neckline and the hem. Make it in wool for colder weather and in cotton and linen for warmer weather. Worked in the round, the ebb and flow of the design reminds me of the ocean waves I love so much.

Decisions, decisions…depending on what I wear under my poncho, I sometimes want the front to have a straight edge and other times a point. Twice the Poncho was born out of my desire to have both options in one garment. The rolled neck and openwork pattern adds additional interest to this versatile piece.

Two double rows of beads worked on a yarn with beautiful drape takes any outfit to the next level. The simplicity of this design adds to it’s absolute elegance and makes it a timeless addition to your wardrobe.

This scarf adds a finishing touch to any outfit. Using a fingering weight or light sport weight yarn with a good drape allows the three inch beaded boarder to curve softly, resembling the shape of bells. Whether you are new to knitting with beads or a bead enthusiast, you will be proud to wear Bella!

No purling! This versatile scarf is done with only knit stitches. It can be worn wrapped front to back, back to front or doubled with the ends pulled through the loop. Work it in a multi colored yarn as shown or in your favorite solid color. The slightly flared edge adds a soft touch to this beautifully simple scarf.

This lace scarf hangs beautifully when worked in a yarn with a nice drape.

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A wrap that stays in place is always fun to wear. This one is knit from side to side in an allover lace pattern. The pass through closure provides a secure, no fuss fit. Make it casual or make it fancy. Either way, enjoy knitting and wearing your new wrap!

This is such a pretty scarf! If you are new to lace knitting or working from charts, this is a good pattern to start with. If you are experienced, this will be an easy and satisfying project.

The broken rib pattern is easy enough for a beginner and interesting enough for the seasoned knitter. This textured scarf is reversible and suitable for a man, woman or child.

This double ruffle bag is fun to make and fun to wear. Worked from the bottom up, in the round, it has a drawstring closure. Use the same color yarn to make the ruffles, choose a contrasting color or spice it up by using a ribbon. Linning it will provide stability but unlined, it will stretch to accomodate just one more essential item!

Why not think ‘Inside the Box’? Directions are written for three different ‘boxes’. Mix and match the designs as I did or select your favorite and use it throughout the shawl making it your own.

This crew neck cardigan is knit from the top down. The raglan shape provides a smooth, seamless fit with very little finishing. The body and the three-quarter length sleeve have a cable and lace pattern adding interest and beauty to this timeless piece.

This shawl is worked from the bottom up increasing stitches as you go to create the stair-step shape. The lacework looks very complex but is simple enough for someone new to lace knitting.

This capelet rests gently on your shoulders keeping you warm and comfortable. It is worked in the round, from the bottom up leaving very little finishing to be done. It is one size fits most Adult women pattern measuring 12” in length.

This adorable crew neck cardigan is knit from the top down. With the raglan sleeve, the shoulder always fits and there is very little finishing work to do.

The “peak-a-boo” nature of this wrap allows you to change your look by simply changing the color of the garment you wear underneath. The pass through closure provides a secure, no fuss fit.

This stylish vest is such an easy knit you will want to make several. The design is visually interesting from the back as well as the front.

This wrap is a fun project for an experienced knitter and a great project for a novice. It is worked back and forth from the neck down.