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These fingerless gloves feature three of my favorite things:

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This generous cowl is knit in squishy garter stitch, with a stockinette stripe for textural contrast. The simplest of shaping makes a snuggly fit to keep your neck toasty for your breeziest adventures.

This design came about as an attempt to tackle my ever growing stash of sock yarn scraps. I wanted something that used a lot of small amounts of yarn, and could be knit to any size. As the parent of a rainbow obsessed 5 year old, I happened to have a full spectrum rainbow of scraps, however this can also be made with just 1 or 2 contrast colors...

In the French formal garden, a bosquet is a formal plantation of trees, at least five of identical species planted in strict regularity as to rank and file, so that the trunks line up as one passes along either face.

Zerlina is a top down crescent shawl, named for one of the characters in Mozart’s early comedic opera, Don Giovanni. Pattern contains large, easy to read charts and full line by line directions. As written this shawl uses around 800 yards of fingering weight yarn, directions are given for expanding the stockinette section for a larger shawl.

About a year ago, I was browsing in my LYS when this gorgeous skein of gradient yarn caught my eye. I resisted temptation, as I didn’t know what I would make with it. However, every time I came back it would taunt me from the shelf. Finally I couldn’t stand it anymore, and it came home with me. The stars must have been aligned just right, and w...

Laurelin, or the shawl formerly known as “knitterain MKAL #1”, is a large, top down shawl. It can be blocked straight across the top for a triangular shawl, or the top edge can be curved in for a heart shaped crescent.

This pattern is part of the Haruni Variations Collection ebook, which contains 5 patterns.

This pattern is part of the Haruni Variations Collection ebook, which contains 5 patterns.

This pattern is part of the Haruni Variations Collecton, an ebook that contains 5 patterns.

This pattern is part of the Haruni Variations Collecton, an ebook that contains 5 patterns.

For 5 other Haruni variations, please see the Haruni Variations Collection ebook.]1

Arlington is named after Arlington National Cemetery, and was inspired by my daily walks through this national treasure.

I wish I could tell you a story about visiting the historic Biltmore Estates, being struck by a bolt of inspiration, and sketching, swatching, and designing this in one burst of creative energy. Instead I started out with a vague idea of a geometric design with some texture. I knit and ripped, and reknit, and ripped, and reknit again until I ha...

This pattern is part of the Yo-Yo á Go-Go collection. The collection has three related patterns: “Cowl”, “Scarf & Stole”, and “Fingerless Mitts”. Buy the ebook and save!

This pattern is part of the Yo-Yo á Go-Go collection. The collection has three related patterns: “Cowl”, “Scarf & Stole”, and “Fingerless Mitts”. Buy the ebook and save!

This pattern is part of the Yo-Yo á Go-Go collection. The collection has three related patterns: “Cowl”, “Scarf & Stole”, and “Fingerless Mitts”. Buy the ebook and save!

Siuslaw is a top down triangular shawl with plenty of options for customization. Directions are included for an all over lace shawl, or for a lace edged shawl with a stockinette body. The stockinette version has a single lace motif on the edges, which creates an attractive lace panel across the top edge.

Romanesque is a semi circular shawl, designed to show off the beautiful colors of hand dyed yarn. It is knit from the top down, and features plain stockinette sections that alternate with a simple lace pattern. This pattern is suitable for beginning lace knitters, as there are rest rows, and no center stitch to worry about.

Tanta is a wide, shallow garter stitch based shawl, with lace edges that are knit as you go. It is knit from tip to tip, making it easy to adapt to different gauges. You can make this with any amount of yarn, simply work the increase chart until you have used half your yarn, then move on to the decrease chart.

Due to popular demand, I’ve included the older version of this pattern (Revision 6) as well. Of note - Revision 6 has only 2 charts, while Revision 9 has 3 Charts. Chart A is the same between both versions. Chart B in Revision 9 = Rows 1-15 of Chart B in Revision 6. Chart C in Revision 9 = Rows 17-27 in Revision 6. Primary changes are in the re...