Fisher Shawl, named for the Fisher House in Charleston, SC

Happy so many of you were able to take advantage of the free offer on this pattern, hope you enjoy knitting it and please post your projects!

A fairly simple crochet pattern using sc, hdc and dc sts

I have been asked for a “magic loop” pattern many times when I teach the class so here is a very basic baby hat pattern that will fit NB to about 3 mos, maybe even older depending on the baby

A quick, easy knit that uses less than 25 yds of 3 different colors and less than 100 yds of main color. It takes a few evenings to complete, using simple knits, purls, yo’s, k2tog and M1’s.

I have been experimenting with club headcovers since I started golfing 10 years ago. Many orders and improvements later, here is the best pattern out there (I think anyway). When you actually play golf, you see what the sun/weather does to yarny things-it fades, it gets little holes from the clubs banging into each other and those cute pompoms-...

This is a very basic pattern for a crocheted baby hat.

Quick knit socks using worsted wt and size 8 needles for all you sock knitters who want a quick project that you can actually finish. Perfect for gift giving as the sizing is very relaxed so they will fit most feet easily.

This is a cute little bonnet, the second design in the Precious Hearts collection.

An easy hat pattern, knit in the round from the ribbed brim to the top.

I designed this pattern as the first of a group ( I hope to get a few more completed soon) of designs inspired by the ever so popular show Downton Abbey with such great stories and characters.

A new pattern for the beginning crocheter to learn a few basics and finish a stylish and useful little bag.

Easy pattern for a bowl/bowl cozy worked in single crochet and post sts with 2strands of yarn held together throughout.

Legwarmers for the little ones!

An easy pattern worked in the round for a driver head cover.

I wanted a fairly easy fair isle pattern to teach beginners in this technique and to be able to complete a project in an afternoon (well, almost).

This pattern is the result of the question we all have when we have that one skein of beautiful yarn and we want the “perfect” project to show it off. I have wanted to knit the Holden Shawl for a couple of years now so using it for inspiration the Sunset Shawl came about.

Ornament made for an exchange at KnitNPurl, my LYS.

Cute little holiday/winter hat. Knit in the round with one skein of Oh My (70 yds) had about 4 yds left and about 30 yds of red worsted such as Encore. You can use any worsted yarn or a yarn similar to OH My.

****New, updated pattern with more sizes and lower price

I would like to thank all of you who have downloaded my pattern.

Have you ever felt you could use just a couple more fingers sometimes when knitting cables, sewing in tails, etc.

After a number of requests for an elf bootie to match the L’il Elf Hat, here is a cute little bootie pattern! It is a newborn size-I have not had time to experiment for larger sizes at this time.

This very easy hat pattern was designed for my new knitters so they could learn to knit a baby hat to go with the Easy Baby Blanket pattern they all loved so much.

A drop stitch pattern that has smaller “drops”, so they don’t catch on everything, which I have found is a problem with the larger drop stitch patterns.

I designed this easy pattern for a class I teach for new knitters.

If you are a newer knitter, this could be your venture into learning yarn overs and knit 2 tog.-the basics of lace knitting!

This cute little hat was designed for a photo prop and it was so popular that I wrote the pattern for it-now a fav at my LYS for lucky little noggins!

I have added a worsted wt. version of this set as requested. The hat and booties will now fit probably up to 6 mos. and the blanket is a few inches bigger too.

I designed this pattern to use as a “scarf of the month” with a featured yarn at my LYS.

this cowl is knit in the round with an easy 4 row lace pattern.

The idea for this cute wrap came about looking at “ruffled edges” on garments.

This is an easy, quick knit, using worsted wt. yarn and sz. 9 needles, size 7 dpn’s for I-cord.

This shrug was originally designed as a summer coverup, but has proved so versatile in different yarns, it is being knitted as a year round usable garment!

additional yarn suggestion…

This design was featured in the fashion show at Knit & Crochet show in Charlotte**