This e-book is a pattern collection of three bags.

Wapato Island (also known as Sauvie Island) is the largest island located along the Columbia River in Oregon state.

Phyllospadix grows in marine waters along the coasts of the temperate North Pacific. Like this type of sea grass, the twisted cables move and work their way around the mitt.

These fingerless mitts are inspired by the doors of durin from “The Lord of the Rings”. Twisted tree like cables are worked up both sides of the mitts, curled into the center of the ‘window’, then brought up to a point to frame the whole look together.

Lórinand is said to be a Nandorin name, meaning “valley of gold”

This mitt design is reminiscent of the twisting trees in the Tolkien world. The twisted stitch design reminds me of the forest homes of the elves.

These mitts are sure to beat back the cold weather with class and sophistication!

These gorgeous mitts are sure to chase away the cold!

This is a pattern for a bag with a celtic cable motif. It was originally written with the intention of being a diaper caddy, but by attaching a strap it will make an adorable purse.

This is a pattern for a bag with a lacy leaf motif. It was originally written with the intention of being a diaper caddy, but by attaching a strap it will make an adorable purse.

This is a pattern for an owl and cable motif. It was originally written with the intention of being a diaper caddy, but by attaching a strap it will make an adorable purse.

This sweet dress is perfect for light summer days or layered with leggings and long sleeves for the chilly winter months.

This is a pattern for wreath jewelry. The pattern is in written form and is very easy to understand. These wreaths are fast to make and take very little yarn. You could even leave the ends out, tie them in a knot, and have an ornament!

This child’s dress has a knitted halter top and a fabric skirt. It is a wonderful light dress in the summer or can be paired with a long sleeved white shirt and leggings for a stylish winter ensemble.