This is a relaxed fit summer top with a classic sweatshirt shape and an all-over knit-purl texture, named for the iconic Burnside Skate Park in Portland, Oregon. This piece is perfect for pairing with shorts for a casual look or layering over your favorite dress. The body is worked from the bottom up, starting in the round until separating for ...

This dual-purpose pattern uses a simple texture pattern and the fun moebius shape for both a headband and cowl. I used a cotton-linen blend yarn to make accessories that will add a pop of color to my spring wardrobe. This also makes a great usable swatch for the Burnside Sweatshirt (coming May 2025) or a project for leftover yarn.

This top-down round yoke sweater features a bold three-color colorwork yoke with a matching colorwork detail at the cuffs. With just a few rounds of working with three colors simultaneously, this is a great into to more advanced colorwork. The medium weight and relaxed fit of this sweater will take you right through all the transition season.

This sweet little hat that knits up so quickly in two or three colors of worsted weight yarn. Starting with the twisted ribbed brim and jumping into fun colorwork this is a great stash buster or weekend project. This also works as a swatch for the matching sweater coming in April 2025

The Rain Shadow sweater is knit top down with a sport and fluffy lace weight yarns held together. The short row shaping is worked in the ribbing of the collar. A small-large repeating diamond pattern is featured on the front and twisted cables run between the raglan increases. After the first few increases, the smaller diamond pattern of the sl...

This whimsical pullover featuring a mermaid colorwork yoke is an ode to my love of all things water. This sweater has a relaxed fit and tapered sleeves. Knit seamlessly, top down, and in the round, you can try on as you go and adjust length for a perfect fit. This is a fun statement sweater and has been a great conversation starter when I wear ...

This is the third installment of my Three Sisters Series inspired by the volcanic peaks of the Cascade Mountains. With two engaging but easy to memorize colorwork motifs, this cowl is knit in a tube, twisted once and then seamed together using the mattress stitch. This is also a great stash busting project - try mixing and matching for the CC.

This is the second of my Three Sisters Knits, inspired by the volcanic peaks in the Cascades of Oregon. The North Sister Sweater features a colorwork yoke aligned within raglan shaped sleeves, a relaxed body fit and slightly bell-shaped sleeves. Knit from the top down, you can easily try on as you go and adjust the sleeve and body length to fit...

Inspired by the Three Sisters volcanic peaks in the Cascades of Oregon, this sweater features colorwork aligned within raglan shaped sleeves and continuing throughout the body and sleeves. Knit from the top down, you can easily try on as you go and adjust the sleeve and body length to fit your personal style.

Knit from bottom up with an easy to memorize colorwork motif. This pullover features a steek for the Henley-style opening and neck shaping. Worked in the round with a double-knit button band for a crisp neckline weather it is buttoned up or left open.