A fun project that uses just a bit of #10 crochet cotton or pearle cotton embroidery floss.

A warm cuddly cowl that sits close to your neck without being tight

A symmetrically shaped shawl with an asymmetric color layout

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It’s all about the yarn…and a little texture.

Nemea was a city in Ancient Greece. It was the location of one of the four separate sports festivals that were part of the Panhellenic Games. Those festivals were the precursor to the modern Olympics.

I’m a geek at heart and love working the Fibonacci sequence into my patterns. Each number in the sequence is the sum of the two preceding numbers. While people recognize it as a mathematical principle, the numbers also appear in nature, for example, in arrangements of leaves on a stem, a pineapple’s fruit sprouts, and pine cone bracts. The prog...

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The Pythian Games, one of the four Panhellenic Games of Ancient Greece, were held in Delphi every 4 years, 2 years after the Olympiads.

“Sunny Honey” because the color is Sunshine and the stitch pattern is Honeycomb.

Space Cadet yarn is, well, out of this world! Looking down at the crown of the hat, you see a spiral similar to those shown in photographs of nebula.

Space Cadet yarn is, well, out of this world! Once you put on the finished cowl, you’ll enjoy the way it “orbits” your neck.

Andante: in a moderately slow tempo

Two colors are used when working this pattern.

A sister shawl to Truncated Triangle. This one is designed to use Fingering weight yarn.

Olympia: CSW

This shawl was inspired by the many triangular “virus” shawls on Ravelry. Triangular shawls never seem to behave when I wear them – they bunch up, slide off and do all sorts of other things that frustrate me. This semi-circular shawl has multiple increase points to allow it to sit on the shoulders without slipping. It can be worn with the middl...

I love the look of triangle shaped shawls using gradient yarn, but wanted something that had the same width, but less depth. I visualized hacking off the bottom of a triangle, leaving a saw tooth edge. The pattern is set up to use separate skeins of yarn instead of a continuous gradient skein, allowing you to customize your creation.

I love patterns that have a lot of texture. The solid stripes, formed by the single crochet stitches, coil upward and to the left while the chain stitches that form the open stripes appear to coil upward and to the right.

A fun asymmetrically symmetrical wrap - or is it symmetrically asymmetrical?

This pattern is worked in Tunisian Simple Stitch in Short Rows with Tunisian Full Stitch Increases.

This pattern is worked in Tunisian Simple Stitch in Short Rows with Tunisian Full Stitch Increases

This pattern is worked in Tunisian Knit Stitch in Short Rows with Tunisian Full Stitch increases.

This pattern includes Tunisian Simple and working in Short Rows with Increasing & Decreasing Tunisian Stitches. The flower is worked in 6 segments using short rows to create each petal. The last row of the last petal is joined to the first row of the first petal to finish the flower. Also included is a simpler Hexagon Variation which uses t...

This pattern includes Tunisian Foundation Row, Tunisian Simple Stitch, Tunisian Purl Stitch and Binding-off Tunisian crochet. The stitches are combined to create the Honeycomb stitch for the background and Pebble stitch for the bunny shape. There are very few repeated rows and many rows have a non-standard return pass.

I created this scarf to donate to the HeartScarves project

This pattern includes Tunisian Foundation Row, Tunisian Simple Stitch, Tunisian Purl Stitch and Binding-off Tunisian crochet. The stitches are combined to create the Honeycomb stitch for the background and Pebble stitch for the heart shape. There are very few repeated rows and many rows have a non-standard return pass.

This is a pattern to make a set of mitts that fit the average woman’s hand.

I developed this crochet pattern to mimic boomerang knit shawls, but when it was done, I realized it looked more like a sail filled with wind than a boomerang.

I chose the name “Oh, Honey!” for this pattern because of the beautiful Honeycomb pattern.