Sedimentary rock is best known for the pretty strata that become visible once the rock is exposed to nature’s forces. The formations of stripes and layers of different materials give us a glimpse into our planet’s geological history.

This cute little blanket offers a lot of possibillities for customzing and personalisation. Keep it plain for a little boy or turn it into a more frilly affair for a little princess. Go stripy. Go color blocks. Stop halfway through and end up with a cozy shawl.

A cute little scarf and a small shawl that feature traditional Estonian lace design elements. The scarf would be perfect to use up a skein of precious hand-dyed sock yarn or this 50 grams of luxurious lace yarn that’s been sitting in your stash for a while now. The shawl needs a bit more yarn, of course, but if you choose a fine fingering weigh...

An entertaining sock pattern that features interesting lace panels which resemble a double helix.

Errata March 2010: Sleeves - Number of stitches after having worked all 20 decreases should read 71 for smaller size and 91 for larger size.

Pattern Update Oct 2009

Unstretched, the lace pattern does appear like simple cables which led to the pattern’s name.

Easy to work shawl based on a pretty leaf pattern with two different construction methods to choose from. Both versions are particularly well suited for working with a limited or unknown amount of yarn since you start at one point and increase from there until you either run out of yarn or out of patience.