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This top down pullover is knit seamlessly. Stitches are cast on and knitting flat, short rows shape the back and shoulder sections. Front stitches are then cast on and the sweater is knit in the round. Raglan increases are added for shaping. At the underarm, sleeve stitches are put on hold and the body is completed. Ribbing and an i-cord bind o...

Xyla is named after my eldest granddaughter. Blue is her favorite color.

Named after my youngest granddaughter, Quinnley. She has the sweetest smile and disposition and golden blond hair.

This is a fingering weight shawl designed for a single skein of yarn. The darker shawl used 100 grams of Desert Bloom Yarns Bliss and the natural shawl used 508 yards of Desert Bloom Yarns Cozy.

Window Rock Poncho is named after a small city that serves as the seat of government and capital of the Navajo Nation. It lies adjacent to the Arizona and New Mexico state line.

Named for the beautiful sunsets in Arizona. Specifically Sunset Canyon in the Phoenix area.

This elegant crescent shaped shawl is named after my grandson Logan, born 2/1/18. The shawl is 20” deep (with short rows) and has a wingspan of 92”

Quick doll poncho using less than 60 yards of fingering yarn. This is an easy 12 stitch 4 row feather and fan lace poncho. Width is added by increasing needle sizes. The needle sizes as listed are not critical. Knitter may use needles available as long as needle size is increased as noted in pattern.

release3 is the current version, updated on ravelry 2/8/2018. (this only corrects metric needle size on page1). No changes to pattern

This incredibly soft wrap is an asymetric garter shawl with

Palatki Wrap ~ This is a gorgeous crescent shaped shawl designed by Sandra Butler. It is named the Palatki Wrap. A national monument in central Arizona, Palatki in Hopi is “Red House”. It is one of the largest set of ancient cliff dwelling in the red sandstone cliffs. They were built from 1100 to 1400 CE by the Sinagua of the Ancient Pueblo Peo...

Tuzigoot Poncho ~ This poncho is named Tuzigoot after one of the largest and best preserved ruins of the many Sinagua pueblo ruins in the Verde Valley of Arizona. The word “Tuzigoot” is Apache for “crooked water”, from nearby Pecks Lake, a cutoff meander of the Verde River. This pueblo was built by the Sinagua people between 1125 and 1400 CE.

Greysons Hug.

Please make sure you use release 2, dated August 2018

Calm Seas Cowl designed to be knit in the round. Ribbed edging and easy cable for the body.

Olivia’s Tee ~ a summer top knit in the round, top-down. Lattice lace at bottom for a hint of “grace” and summer fun!