Two large dragons wrap you in their wings of wisdom to keep you warm and safe.

This charming family of swans was inspired by a picture my husband took on the Rhine River. The delicate background pattern works perfectly as ripples in the water.

 

The oak has long been a symbol of strength and protection.

Crystal Thistle

The combination of dragon and phoenix symbolize the union of opposites (Yin and Yang) is associated to that of a Yin and Yang symbol. If you see a phoenix and dragon then you will be extremely lucky.

This exquisite shawl pattern was inspired by the beautiful rose window in the Strasbourg Cathedral. It is knit in the round, starting at the center.

This delicate shawl has fine scalloping along the bottom edge The shawl is worked from the bottom edge with some shaping at the center back. It is a stockinet stitch pattern, all wrong side rows are purled. It can be easily modified in both length and width. The pattern is charted

Bold, stylized dragonflies, butterflies, vines and flowers grace this lovely shawl. A twisted stitch, ivy pattern throughout simplifies counting stitches in the pearl background.

A perfect wrap for a chilly night.

This 3 button, full circle cape is made up of lace panels that look like flower petals. Much prettier than the picture shows

A sampler scarf designed to teach the basics of lace. Pattern and 20 pages of class notes included

Everybody loves a carousel. A shawl for an adult or a charming cape for a child. Each of the four animal panels, lead horse, lion, flowered pony and, of course, a dragon is knit separately. With minor modification any panel could be used as a wall hanging.

This delicate lace scarf has a built in loop to make it self fastening.

American Brilliant

This lovely lace scarf add elegance to any outfit.

An elegant, finger tip length, cape. Inspired by a beautiful silver pendant.

Three cats to charm and annoy you, each as individual and independent as cats will be.

This school of fish swim happily along this scarf, made from sock weight yarn.

An elegant, narrow dress scarf in a delicate pattern reminiscent of the first flowers of spring. The pattern also includes a chart for a beautiful, 3 paneled stole of the same pattern.

This design was inspired by a beautiful stained glass window I saw in the Galway Cathedral in Ireland

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With its diamonds and roses, Forever Yours is a quick to knit, warm stole. The alpaca/silk yarn is soft and snuggly.

He told me his name was Cedric and He is a Dragon-not a Griffin. (It does not pay to argue with dragons)

Tranquility (PDF pattern)

MiLady, in the castle rose garden, dreams of a unicorn.

This shawl was inspired by our Alaskan Cruise

Mathematician’s Mandala

This butterfly shaped shawl is remarkably wearable. The wings contain 4 different lace patterns and a textured pattern. Both wings are fully charted

Available in both English and German

Single allover snowflake with intricately patterned center. Pattern calls for two skeins of Fino (875 yards/skein).

A shaped shawl to stay over the shoulders. This shawl has a wide, elaborate border. The body of the shawl is an Estonian pattern that reminds me of dragon flys.

Estonian Lace patterns are quite unique, very beautiful and often are very 3-dimensional.

From the designer: This square shawl has a lily of the valley edging around a center panel of honey bees, with spider web corners. Skill level: experienced

Available in both English and German

From the designer: Experiment with different lace patterns, each covering a different aspect of lace knitting.

A shaped shawl, 3/4 of a square so it will stay on.

Available in English and German

From the designer: Knit this stole with lacy fern fronds in a diagonal pattern and a delicate clematis vine edging.