My goal in creating this design was to use the intrigued cable stitches in a triangle shawl on both sides and smoothly merge the cables, creating a 90 degrees point.

This lacework top is made from soft cotton yarn and is perfect for the summer. It knits from the bottom up in the round to underarms, then divided for front and back. First, the back is knitted, then the front. The front has stripes and they are crafted with the back using the Kitchener sts method. The armholes are finished with one row of St s...

The “Marbled vest” is a cropped vest with a lot of positive ease. For the stitch patterns, I picked up the two-color brioche stitch for the front and the Single Tuck stitch for the back. The vest is worked side to side. The front of the vest has strong horizontal lines while the back exhibits a checkered pattern that resembles the careful tile ...

This cardigan is a combination of mitered square and bias stitch patterns. The cardigan is almost “seamless”. It means you have to seam only the sleeve’s side seams (they worked flat).

Level: Intermediate

Level: Intermediate

The back and front of this sweater are worked back and forth from the bottom up in separate pieces and seamed. The sleeves are worked in the round using the Magic loop technique then seamed to the body. If you prefer to work the sleeves flat you will find the instructions in the pattern. All lace stitch patterns are charted ( not written).

This is an A-silhouette tunic. It is designed to fit the bust area with zero ease but it flares at the bottom. The work is done with seamless construction from the bottom upwards.

This is a dolman shaped vest/tunic. The back and front are knitted from the center outward shaping the v-neck and armholes. The pattern for the front and the back are charted ( not written).

This hat was a winner of Juniper Moon Farm completion, but the yarn was discontinued. I adjusted the pattern from Aran to worsted yarn. Enjoy!

This vest is worked seamlessly. The vest starts by working the Leaf motif in the round. After that you work back and forward shaping the back of neck and the left shoulder and then finishing with the left front until the underarm. Then you work the right shoulder and the right front . After finishing shaping of the armholes all pieces need to b...

The Fourth of July tank has a baby-doll shape -it will flatter

The inspiration of this blanket was a painting of my 11-years old daughter.

This is an almost seamless construction (“almost” means you have to sew the lining of the pockets to the cardigan). The cardigan is worked from the bottom up to the underarm and then the sleeves are joined and the yoke is worked in raglan shape to the neck.

This is a perfect Valentine gift made by your hand! You will need 2 contrast color skeins of Manos del Uruguay Wool Clasica and about 3 hours of work… and your gift will be ready!