This pattern originally debuted as part of Unplanned Peacock’s Victoriana Yarn Club of 2012.

The Intertidal zone is the section of shoreline that exists between tide marks. Despite being an environment of harsh extremes, the intertidal zone is home to a variety of marine life, in particular, oysters.

This rustic hat utilizes cables and purl stitches to create a hexagonal design that is easy to memorize and fun to knit. Equally suited for men or women, Cobblestone makes a great gift destined to become a wardrobe essential.

Arame is a mild-tasting type of kelp favored in Japanese cuisine. Once harvested, its thin, dark strands can be used in a variety of ways. As I worked with this unique yarn from Habu textiles, seaside imagery came continually to mind. Worked on US #8 needles, Arame takes advantage of a large gauge paired with a lace weight yarn to create a deli...

Mahalia is a shawl both stunningly elegant and surprisingly simple in execution. Knit from the bottom up, this shawl adds a repeat of the distinctive stitch motif every 10 rows until it grows to the desired dimensions. Along with this are widening panels of stockinette stitch which work to frame and balance the lace. When worn with the top corn...