Noel Wrap was designed to use mini skeins from 24 day 10g or 20g fingering weight advent calendars. However, it is a fun scrappy project that can be used with any size mini skeins or scraps you may have. It could even be worked in one color. Mixing different fibers give the project a fun twist as well. This version features sparkles and tweed t...

I designed Calming Waves Wrap in collaboration with Glenheaven Knits. She sent me this beautiful combination of yarn she dyed with ocean themed names. I immediately thought of waves. The wrap is knit on the bias and features slipped stitch texture, eyelets, lace, and garter stripes. Although it is a large wrap, it is never boring to knit. The y...

I had been in a knitting slump and had lost my knitting mojo. I met some fiber friends at a fiber festival and I fell in love with this yarn by new indie dyer, The Wandering Flock. This yarn (or hanging out with my friends) snapped me right out of that funk and I couldn’t wait to cast on! I wanted to design a project that was easy enough to wor...

Meandering Paths features a crisp twisted rib brim that flow into intertwining circular cables that wander throughout body of the hat and up to the crown. This unisex hat is great for showcasing slightly speckled or tonal yarns.

Broken Arrow is a beanie that features 1/1 crosses to create a fun arrow texture. The pattern continues through the crown shaping and features a crisp twisted rib brim. A speckled or tonal yarn will shine in this pattern. Learn a new skill and cable without a needle.

Sprinkles on Top began as vacation knitting for a bunch of end of summer trips I had planned. However, I cast it on and then I could not put it down so it didn’t last through all of my trips. I finished it on the beach while visiting my sister. I got creative to block it and used a trash bag on her carpet and quilting pins.

Madeira Way began as vacation knitting for my annual visit with my aunt and uncle in Florida. The mindless garter stripes were the perfect companion. I brought my knitting everywhere with us and they watched in awe as my shawl grew. My aunt and I spent many hours on their balcony and by the pool knitting together and enjoying each other’s compa...

Quietude Cowl starts as a triangle shawl then the ends are joined to create a cowl. It features a beautiful lace spine with complimentary eyelet stripes and textured border. If desired, hang a tassel from the center of the lace. My hope is that you will get lost in the rhythm of the stitches and find some peace. When you are finished, the soft ...

Quietude Shawl is a winged triangular shawl featuring a beautiful lace spine with complimentary eyelet stripes and textured border. My hope is that you will get lost in the rhythm of the stitches and find some peace. When you are finished, the soft yarn and weight of the tassels will wrap you in a hug. Find your quietude in this cozy shawl.

After scouring the internet for far too long for the perfect pillow covers to match my decor, I went stash diving and found the perfect color. I fell in love with this simple but elegant cable pattern. With the reverse stockinette background, the cable flows freely down the pillow. These pillow covers are virtually seamless as they are knit in ...

Metamorphosis is a versatile accessory as it can be worn as a scarf or the ends can be seamed together to create a cowl. It is knit flat using only knit stitch variations and yarn overs to create alternating garter stitch and easy lace sections. It is pictured as a multi-season cowl. Wrapped once, it is the perfect airy spring/summer accessory....

Flutterby is a top down crescent shawl shaped using German Short Rows. It features a lace ruffle border that gives it a feminine flare. It was designed for the May 2019 Yarn Crush subscription box.

If you know one thing about me, it should be that I LOVE Christmas! The world just seems to be a better place during the holidays. People think a little less about themselves and care a little bit more about each other. I love the music, movies, decorations, foods, well you get it… Of course I wanted a hat to show off my love for the season but...

If you know one thing about me, it should be that I LOVE Christmas! The world just seems to be a better place during the holidays. People think a little less about themselves and care a little bit more about each other. I love the music, movies, decorations, foods, well you get it… Of course I wanted a hat to show off my love for the season but...

I designed this hat as part of the fall Artesanitarium Designs Design Challenge. I did a lot of the work on this design during the Kavanaugh confirmation process (I know that seems like years ago, but it wasn’t). Anyways, as someone that has been sexually assaulted, I believe it is so important for everyone to feel safe reporting these instance...

John Roebling was the architect of one of New York City’s icons, the Brooklyn Bridge. When he became sick, he left the project to his son, Washington. Sadly, Washington also became ill and his wife, Emily Roebling, oversaw the construction of the bridge which opened on May 24, 1883. She was the first to cross the bridge. How cool that a woman o...

Sweater Weather Hat was designed to use up those partial skeins from sweaters we have made. It is faded between 4 colors and topped off with a faux fur pom pom. I have included instructions to knit it using one color as well. Your hat will be as cozy as your beautiful sweater!

This cozy cowl features a stylish and modern art deco-nestled diamond pattern. Ideal for all knitting levels, this piece is a fun introduction to cables, but its engaging stitch pattern still offers enough interest for the experienced knitter in search of a quick project. The rhythm of the cable is addictive and intuitive, making this pattern a...

This shawl combines garter stitch and lace simultaneously to create plenty of good knitting juju! The garter panel is shaped by increasing for a time, then knitting straight, and finally decreasing back to the beginning stitch count. The lace panel is set on a stockinette background creating an interesting winding path and wavy border.

Knit A Bit Of Whimsy is a soft and cozy cowl that is a fun way to experiment with colors and a variety of stitch patterns. Pair complimentary light and dark yarns with a variegated yarn and enjoy the rhythm of simple patterns flowing through color changes. The cowl was designed to be the perfect travel or TV companion. Jump on a train, plane, o...

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Inspired by luxury and my neighborhood in New York City, Wall Street Hat, is a cashmere hat with feminine lace detail that is both warm and stylish. The hat is knit in the round, from the bottom up in a worsted weight yarn, making it a quick and satisfying knit. The incredibly soft yarn and intuitive stitch pattern will help the hat fly off you...

Thundersquall is a crescent shawl featuring alternating garter rows and lace patterns with a dainty picot edge reminiscent of water droplets on blades of grass after a summer thunderstorm. The shawl is easily transformed from dramatic and striking in a monochromatic yarn to fun and bright with a speckled yarn. The large version is a perfect wra...

This fun asymmetrical triangular shawl highlights the main color using a feather and fan pattern, and creates pops of wavy color using contrasting stripes. Highly customizable, Drifting Waves, is the perfect project to play with and have fun: from using mini skeins, solid, tonal, slightly variegated, or speckled yarn for your main color; changi...