This fun design is a little trickier than it looks. It has intarsia on one side, stranded knitting on the other and some I-Cord to pull it all together. You’ll get plenty of practice with bobbins and tension (and weaving ends, oh my!) while making this eye-popping pillow.

This pattern is written as a washcloth but includes instructions for modifying into a scarf. It is worked from the bottom up with both written and charted instructions. The rose motif -seen as a snowflake in America- is a simple design of knits and purls that originated in Selbu, Norway.

1/26/19: Errata Alert! CO count changed! Please download newest version for corrected information. PM me if you have already started and need corrective direction. …SORRY!!!

A companion piece to my Three Pines Mitts and Three Pines Hat, the Three Pines Cowl will keep your neck snuggly warm and is tall enough to cover your nose and mouth if needed.

FINAL VERSION UPLOADED 12/29/18 Please download the new version if your pattern was earlier than that.

This soft cotton afghan is knit with a simple chevron central motif with framed borders.

Southeastern Ohio is paved with millions of locally made bricks. Historic Athens Blocks, manufactured from 1893-1917 line the streets of uptown Athens. The town of Nelsonville, just to the north, has its own unique and charming brick pattern, the Starbrick (1880-1937). These iconic bricks, and so many others, are enduring reminders of our stron...

This tutorial is meant to be used as a handout in a class I am teaching at the 2016 Athens Area Fiber Faire in Athens, Ohio. While the information contained is fairly thorough, it is presented in a way that might appear abbreviated. It is my hope that by attaching helpful links at the end of the pattern, knitters will be able to “round out” the...

This 12-square afghan is being created as a Mystery Knit-A-Long for the K.O.M. Rivers Knitting Guild. It is intended to expand the knitter’s repertoire with more challenging knitting techniques.

This fun hood is roomy but warm. It is very easy to make and uses basic techniques.

Gauge not important. Makes a scarf approximately 7” x 60”.

Since this is for a scarf, gauge doesn’t really matter. I’ve crocheted this using single crochet and carried the yarn throughout the color changes.

UPDATED CHARTS This is a chart I designed for an Afghan I donated to a charity auction. The winning recipient requested a tiger-paw motif for her son’s high school team, Wirt County (WV) Tigers.