A small crescent shaped shawlette featuring rippling twisted rib and a snake cable slithering along the top edge.

Horatio the squirrel is desperately searching for his acorns. He had been busy collecting and storing them for the winter until a freak accident with a black Labrador Retriever puppy resulted in a mangled left ear and short term memory loss. He’s enlisted the aid of Barry the moose but they’ve only found half of the missing acorns.

A crescent shaped shawlette perfect for keeping the chill autumn and winter breeze off of your neck. Named for my friend Mizpah, it’s free spririted and a bit bohemian, just like she is.

Twice a week I travel over the Illinois/Wisconsin border to hang out with my knitting friends. These mirror image socks feature stitches traveling back and forth over a border between stockinette and reverse stockinette.

A tribute to all who died on September, 11, 2001.

Owlie Mitts are an evolution of Owlie Socks. The Owlie motif is reversed and can be used for a toe-up version of the socks, however no pattern is available at this time.

This cuff-down sock features a cute Owl motif and is worked from charts.

These socks are worked cuff down and feature a lacey leaf motif. They are quite stretchy and can be easily sized down by using a smaller needle size. The pattern has written instructions and charted stitch patterns.

These socks are worked cuff down and feature a simple 4 stitch cable. The pattern has written instructions and charted stitch patterns.

A little half sock, perfect for keeping lotion on your dry, cracked heels.