Named after my husband’s Nana, Mildred. A seamless mini poncho that is knit from the neck down. The increases are at 4 points and are worked at different rates so that the front is longer and drapes down more than the shoulders.

Whorl

A demure pullover worked from the bottom up in the round until the armholes. Set in sleeves.

Hat features a climbing lace detail along the side. A seed stitch ruffle adorns the hem.

Neck Scarf: Seed stitch ruffled tiers are distressed with dropped stitches. The ruffles will be held securely by the loop closure

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An a-line, oversized, boxy raglan pullover with a deep ruffled hem. The sleeves are fitted to contrast the fullness of the body. The back, front, and sleeves are worked flat and joined in the round at the underarms to work the raglan shaping.

A trapezoidal cable and rib cowl worked seamlessly in rib and tapered with decreases for the neck.

Coming soon! A long sleeve version of this. It is being tested in my group- Vanessa Ewing Knits

A sporty, racer-back vest with minimal sewing. Cables turn with pleasantly placed short rows. The front of the vest has soft gathers at the shoulder.

Matching cowl and hat in a whimsical cable pattern. The cowl comes in three different sizes, and is shown in the shoulder cowl size. The hat is a modern slouch with a doubled over brim for stability.

You’ll feel like a modern Victorian in this seamless open front cardigan. The body is worked from side to side. A lacy cable ascends and descends up the back, like an ornate staircase of an old Victorian house. The puff sleeves are worked in short rows to make a set in sleeve cap. The modern Victorian can be styled in 3 distinct ways, as shown i...

Seed Slouch Hat

Slimming garter stitch along the princess seams of the pullover is stylishly flattering. Little

A deceivingly simple knit. The twist front is worked from side to side, joining the right front and left front together.

Bow Tie Capelet

A seamless baby cardigan, worked from the

Fun and easy texture stitches produce stockinet stitch bows in this seamless slouch hat.

Note: The Baby Bambi yarn has been discontinued, but you may be able to still find it at your local shop. If not, Plymouth Adore is a comparable substitute. If anyone knows a yarn like baby Bambi, please let me know. This was a unique yarn and I don’t know any yarns that look exactly like it. Thanks!

Knotted lace stitch sits center stage next to two reverse st st panels. The scalloped edging fits perfectly at the end of the eyelets.

Cowl is worked in the round on a circular needle. The Dune is worked in an eyelet garter ridge stitch, and the alternating Alpaca Boucle is worked in st st. Uses one ball of each.

This jacket and hat set is completely

This cowl can be worn 2 ways- one large loop or a double loop

An easy to memorize lace pattern that can be used for 100G of chunky weight or bulky weight yarn.

Little fancy bows add hand style and warmth.

Knit from sleeve to sleeve, with minimal sewing. The butterfly cardigan has batwing sleeves and a deep v neck with a deep ribbed waist band.

Driving Gloves

Leaf Lace Pullover

Super chunky knit top with a fitted waist, cap sleeves, raglan eyelet shaping, deep v neck, and flirty ruffles

These legwarmers are from my college senior collection, “All Dolled Up.” They have a lacy lil knit design going all around.

I just love this necklace!

This whimsical neckwarmer was designed by me. I love the simplicity of this neckpiece, perfect for wearing with many, many things!

An easy to crochet bolero worked all in one piece and cleverly sewn.

I love the idea of having a soft cozy neck piece. Sometimes I find the long scarves a bit cumbersome, and sometimes I find the skinny scarves impractical.

These long mittens are all the rage and I had to design myself a pair. I’ve been in the mood for pom poms, so to add a little extra touch I used them as a gather around the wrist to add a little flare. Besides, who wants an ordinary mitten?

Perfect for jackets with half sleeves, or for chilly arms when typing!

This skirt was designed for my senior collection entitled, “All Dolled Up.” The skirt features 4 cable panels separated by 4 stockinet stitch panels that decrease in stitches as the skirt reaches the waist. The effect is a flared skirt

Designed for my senior collection, entitled “All Dolled Up.” The long leggings taper down to fit the leg. Features a foot-less finish.

The Lady of Shalott, a poem by Alfred Lord Tennyson, is about a lady of the days of Camelot. The story is of the lady, who so left her tower and discovered the price, inspired this purse.

Shrug to fit ladies size S, (M, L)

Lacy Fringed Stole