While vacationing in Tuscany I was (as I always am) mesmerized by meticulously positioned grapevines. I could stare at those views the whole day. I decided I needed to design something to immortalize that amazing image in my head. A scarf that resembled the meticulously positioned vines in the Chianti region where I often vacation.

Blatter in german means leaves. I designed this LACE cowl with the falling leaves in mind. On a slightly chilly day all you reach for sometimes is a scarf, and a cowl is just perfect when you are on the run. This pattern is great for a beginner lace knitter. No charts!

The Charlotte Infinity scarf has to be one of my favorite things to wear! It looks super stylish, works up in an evening and is long lasting!

I designed the knitted version of this cowl (The Kayla Cowl) and was asked repeatedly for a crochet version. Through lots of trial and error I was able to reproduce something that resembled the Kayla Cowl.

This pattern was designed out of a specific need. I have an hectic lifestyle where I’m always on the move! Being that I drive all over Long Island, N.Y. I’m constantly in and out of the car and that can be frustrating when you are trying to manage a gazillion things. Coat, books, scarf etc.

The Emilia hat is one of those hats that everyone swoons over. The little “hearts” look like they are dancing around! I love that one of my testers referred to the hearts as little butterflies! I never looked at it that way! I love that you can make your own pompom or if you so choose you can place a faux fur pompom right on top!

The Gabriella hat was knitted with the BEGINNER knitter in mind! Worked in the round with super bulky yarn it’s a quick project that will yield fantastic results!