An e-book of 4 shawl patterns inspired by fields in France. All 4 patterns are available.

A ribbed scarf design with a few twists (literally). Twisted stitches enable the transition between single & double ribbing and keep you awake while knitting a warm & squishy scarf.

This scarf has a simple body that leads into decorative raindrop ends. Two of the raindrops are edged with beads so they almost look like they are running down the scarf.

This shawl is the fourth of the 4 designs in my Summer in Provence e-book. The full pattern is now available either by itself or as part of the e-book.

This shawl is the third of 4 designs in my Summer in Provence e-book. The full pattern is available either by itself or as part of the e-book.

This reversible hat and cowl pattern is easier than it looks: there are no cables! The design is formed with increases and decreases. It looks great with either side out.

This shawl is the second of 4 designs in my Summer in Provence e-book. The full pattern is available either by itself or as part of the e-book.

This shawl is the first of 4 designs in my Summer in Provence e-book.

This garter stitch scarf is based on the traditional Feather and Fan pattern, but with the eyelets removed. It is knit lengthwise and the stripes are created by changing colors every 2 rows.

Fast Forward is a scarf suitable for just about anyone! It’s a 2x2 ribbed scarf with a unique cabled motif at either end. The 2x2 ribbing knits up quickly and the cables turn it into something very special.

This sculptural scarf is made with yarn in two different weights: lighter-weight yarn flows in ruffles on the edges, while the heavier weight yarn is gathered in folds in the middle for extra warmth. This attention drawing scarf can be knit in similar colors or contrasting colors for an extra punch.

This elegant scarf is mainly in garter stitch, with a lace edging of “pearls” that start small, increase in size to the middle of the shawl, and then decrease in size again. The scarf itself also starts small, increases to the middle, and decreases. The ends have a long triangular shape, with a rectangular center section. The pearls form a scall...

This flattering shawl begins with a provisional cast on at the neck and increases regularly to create eight segments that are separated by occasional beaded diamonds. The border is knit on from side to side, both at the bottom edge and at the neck, for an attractive finish.

This triangular shawl was inspired by lace-like details on the Eiffel Tower. It is a charted and written lace design, with lace knitting on every other row.

This elegant rectangular shawl pattern with a mesh appearance is inspired by the Art Deco design of the crown of the Chrysler Building in NYC. It is a charted lace design, with lace knitting on every other row.

This is a recipe for a felted tote bag with cabled corners, applied I-cord edging, and handles that are knit into the bag and then grafted in the middle.

This is a one-skein scarf that can be made from something with drape, like Oasis or from something warm & luxurious, like Lorna’s Laces Lion & Lamb. It’s a slightly ruched scarf and is knit on the bias.