This is my go-to gift pattern. Easy & quick. I learned the brioche stitch on youtube, so just search “how to knit brioche stitch” if you need more help.

This shawl has a delicate picot edge which perfectly finishes off the lines created by the twisted stitches, which are worked first over a background of stockinette, and then over a background of garter for the border.

Another of my favorite “cheater cables” patterns, I used twisted stitches to make the cable pattern, rather than using a spare needle to make larger cables. It has an i-cord edge that is worked as you go rather than applied later. I had leftovers of 2 different alpaca yarns, so I used the 2 together. This pattern could also be done with 1 ply o...

This incredibly quick knit neck warmer is cozy and warm, and perfect for a man or a woman. I was inspired by a sweater my mom made for my son. I needed a gift for a male friend, and this stitch pattern was perfect. It has just a little more interest than a plain rib, but is still really simple- even easier than a plain rib!

I was determined to knit something for myself to wear to the sheep & wool festival this year, so I designed this shawl. Like most of my shawl patterns, it uses one skein of yarn.

This pattern is named for a lady from my church who was especially encouraging to me after the loss of my daughter. I designed and knit this for her as a thank you for her kind support.

I designed this pattern wanting to have some fun with cables and twisted stitches. I had these gorgeous giant buttons handed down from my great grandmother, and the yarn was just perfect!

There are two different looks for this shawl. If you block it, it will have a flatter, lacier look. Left alone, it has a more thermal look. It can be knit any length you like, and in any yarn, just use needles 1 or 2 sizes larger than suggested for the yarn.

designed for my son, based on the buttons he picked out, that he just had to have a sweater for. knit from the top down, using circular needles, and double pointeds for the sleeves.

top down baby ruffle sleeve shrug with eyelets around neckline & garter stitch edging all around body. perfect for over a sleeveless dress- my baby girl will be wearing this over her Easter dress next year!

Pattern can be made with circular & DPN’s or straight & DPN’s if you don’t have the right size circular needles. It will just be a bit difficult to keep all the ruffle stitches on the DPN’s at the bottom of the sweater, but it is possible.

Quick to knit baby slippers. They do have a bit of seaming. I like the fit better than when there’s a seam down the sole. The length at the bottom is 3 1/4”.

I designed this for my new baby due this summer. It’s a very quick knit, I finished it in 2 days despite numerous interruptions. My mom had enough time to sit & knit the whole thing in 6 hours. This is my first pattern up for sale, I will be knitting up a whole bunch of new designs now.