The body of the shawl is knit from the bottom up.

This crescent shaped shawl is worked from the top down. The rapid increases result in a wide shallow shawl with twirling edges.

This shawl begins with a garter stitch tab. The stockinette body grows rapidly with 6 stitches increased on every right side row. A wide garter border is softened by a picot edging.

It’s all about the yarn!

For the love of purl blips and stripes.

Thick yarn and lace make this loop super cosy.

Finished Measurements: 35 inches (88 cm) circumference, 9.5 inches (24 cm) deep.

Don your yellow slicker, galoshes and this thick, cozy loop scarf and head to the coast to do some storm watching this winter!

This is one way to wear wool in the Bahamas!

A simple knit showcasing an asymmetrical version of the spiraling Milanese lace.

Piccolo, inspired by love of garter stitch, short rows and Estonian Lace, will sparkle up any old jeans and tee.

A simple knit showcasing an asymmetrical version of the spiraling Milanese lace. A smooth stockinette brim frames the lace and is deep enough to block the wind from you ears. Once blocked it will not curl up.

Knit this simple lace shrug while watching your favorite costume drama.

A fun, simple and quick project for you to enjoy wearing year round.