A very quick and simple drawstring bag for a deck of cards!  Do you have decks lying around in their packaging and the box is starting to fall apart? This is a perfect pattern for anyone who likes to pay cards, or read tarot/oracle cards. The yarn I chose is velvety “Nap Time” by Lion Brand in a deep blue which feels fitting for tarot cards.  T...

This is a simple tank top made of two panels, back, and front in a mesh/shell pattern. The motif I chose, the shell, is meant to bring

This is a simple form shawl with increases of one stitch on each row with some equal distant eyelet rows. Stiches used are chain, hdc, dc and hdc, dc increases. Worked flat, back and forth until it reaches a “scalene” like triangle.

Available for FREE until 3/31 in my “Strawberry X-ing KAL” group

Check out “Sea Leg Cowl” (Fingering weight version) for tester photos.

I used a gorgeous sparkly Curated Yarn Co DK Mini Fade Set of 5 colors (4 of them) however, 2 colors can be substituted. (The yarn is slightly more fingering/sport weight as I knit it)

20% OFF from 10/3/20 until 10/10/20 Code: BLUE

Pay What Works

The Salish Sea is the name for the body of water in and around the emerald jewels that are the San Juan Islands in Washington State and the neighboring islands surrounding Vancouver Island, BC. This pattern is inspired by the pebbles and sea weed that make up a Northwest beach.

I was inspired by the lines and tiles on traditional Korean roof tops. These are pleated shorts that are easy to layer with. The pattern is simple, vertical triangles that make pleats. This pattern is also great for skirts as well!