Inspired by the symbols of my home in the southwest and the Navajo influence and history in the region, these colorful fingerless mitts bring a little bit of the desert to anyone who wears them while also providing warmth for those chilly days. These color work mitts are worked in the round with two contrasting colors and a different pattern fo...

I started designing this pattern at the start of the COVID 19 pandemic. I finished it during the nationwide Black Lives Matter protests. Through it all this shawl represented a way for me to meditate on love while knitting and the finished project is the perfect size to wrap up in, like a huge hug or wrap around your neck to be wrapped in love ...

Inspired by an English Garden this simple lace shawl is knit in sections of stockinette, garter, and a daisy stitch pattern. It flares gently at the ends for a fun bow-tie shape with a delicate picot edging. This design really shows off the gorgeous variation in the yarn and is a perfect summer knit. You can wrap it like a scarf or use it to co...

During those blustery cold days in winter we all wish for a little bit of spring. The Vines Cowl wraps growing leafy vines around you while keeping you toasty warm. Knit as a tube then joined together seamlessly you have vines continuously growing on all sides of this unique cowl.

Introducing the Crossing Paths Leg Warmers, for those cold days where you want to look elegant but your legs are freezing. A one skein project that is knit in the round with a straight-forward though incredibly interesting 4 row cable pattern. These leg warmers are a fun quick knit and make a great gift!

There is nothing quite like a sunset in the Sonoran Desert with the mighty saguaro cacti silhouetted against the bright sky. Now you can bring the desert with you where ever you go!