This wrap, knit up in an organic sport weight wool, is light enough to wear on a cool summer evening. Choose colors to make a subtle or bold statement. Risasi is Swahili for “gunshot,” which this intricate lace stitch evokes.

We rarely get frost or even high humidity in Southern California, but when the temperature drops we all like to have a nice wrap to throw over our shoulders. This uniquely shaped shawl is knit from the top down in a variety of yarns and celebrates a saturation of color that falls into a lace edging.

This shallow, beanie style hat has a gentle shaping that complements the slow color changes in a gradient yarn.

This casual scarf is knit sideways with an interesting cable pattern down the middle.

This stylish accent piece is a great project to introduce you to the short row technique. The contrasting colors and textures of the yarn flow from one end to the other.

This relaxed slouchy hat uses a slip stitch pattern to take advantage of the color changes in a striping yarn.

Inspired by my friend Stacie who asked “can you?” and “how?” Sometimes the answer is simple.

Remember a time before cable, satellite or HD television? The mesmerizing pattern of this colorwork is deceptively simple and can be done while watching your

This is a pattern with two versions, either pointed or straight at either end. Knit in two halves and joined in the middle, you can leave an opening for a keyhole.