I love the way a shawl or collar can drape & fall in folds, but I don’t like seeing the wrong side of the knitting.This cable pattern started life as a scribble on the back of an envelope. I couldn’t find anything similar to my imaginary shawl edging so this was born. It is time consumng to work because there are cables on nearly every row ...

An L-shaped wrap with both legs being the same length.It is formed using modular L shapes, created by knitting lace entrelac rectangles.The 2 lines of entrelac L shapes are separated by garter stitch squares. On the original, turquoise one, the length of 1 leg is 37”, which is an Ell in old measures.

The inspiration for this shawl was a visit to Glasgow, where of course it rained. It uses a variation of shower stitch, with lace worked on the right side only & upside down. The shower stitch this way up echoes the diamond lattice in the famous Squinty Bridge in Glasgow. The shaping uses a lace pattern inspired by the umbrella stitch, agai...

A scalloped sideways knitted edging with I-cord top edge & a rolling purl stitch lower edge surrounding a semicircle of garter stitch formed using a combination of rapid increases, short rows & decreases. You can knit it as long as you like or need.

I was inspired by a cardigan by Glenys Little.

Flowers in 2 sizes using eyelash yarn, and needles 2 sizes smaller than suggested on the ballband.

The words show up better on a tighter gauge.

Pattern available for general release in November 2011

Very similar to another dishcloth pattern called Twisted Vines by Lynne Love, now unavailable. I changed the edging & charted it differently, so this is my version.

Cables & lace decorate this sideways knitted wrap, shaped with short rows.

Another flower shaped dishcloth. The petals are knitted first using short rows in one continuous strip, then joined in the round & the centre filled in with a texture stitch related to pebble stitch.

Cotton dishcloth with a border knitted out from stitches picked up around the edges of the centre square.

Charted cloth with bobbles & lace. It was originally designed by my little girl as her new face cloth, so it is smaller than other dishcloths.

A charted dishcloth design of 2 lace flowers with nupps for petals, surrounded by an oval shaped moss stitch border.

March 2014 - I have uploaded a German version kindly translated by whitehorse89. Many thanks!

March 2014 - There is now a Russian translation thanks to Sambusik.