A super chunky cowl that really is as delicious as it looks. Quick and easy to knit - it helps if you have a bit of Fair Isle or stranded knit work knowledge.

Knitted in the round using the magic loop method, you could just as easily work it on dpn’s or 2 sets of circs.

A simple Dish Cloth pattern to use up left over cotton yarn and create some fun little designs.

Wild Horses came about because a student of mine loves kerchiefs and she was struggling to find a pattern she liked. And because I love Spincycle yarn – I had a new skein I was just itching to work.

This kerchief was designed to show off the beautiful colors in Yarn and More’s Signature yarn Jockey’s Ridge (dyed by Baah Yarn).

These fingerless mitts are easy to make - knitted in the round on 2 sets of circular needles to add a bit of a challenge.

This hat style is half-way between a beanie and a beret. I want a hat that can fully cover my hair, stays on, has plenty of room for a bun or ponytail bundled up underneath and is lightweight. This one checks all the boxes!

Winter on Ocracoke, an island in the Outer Banks of North Carolina, is a wild windswept experience that longs for warmth and comfort. The colors conjure up that remote part of the world.

This shawl was designed to show off the beautiful colors in Yarn and More’s Signature yarn Outer Banks Sunset (dyed by Baah Yarn).

This is an easy rib pattern, easy to size up or down - the hard part is that you decrease the crown in 3 parts not 4, which can confuse you as you decrease if you are a beginner.

This is my first posted pattern - it’s free! Please be gentle with me as there are probably several blunders - I’ve tried my best. It is oversize, so that I can fit my hair, bundled up, underneath, and I like sloppy hats!