Strawberry season in the Pacific Northwest is very short. If you blink, it’s gone. And if it rains when you blink, you are really out of luck. If, however, you jump in at the right moment, you are sure to find pure bliss. Our berries may not be as big as our neighbor’s to the south, but I challenge anyone to find any better tasting.

Because of the large gauge, these are quick and easy to make for a special baby in your life!

Designed especially for the Keegan Lane Yarns Spring Fling Sock Club, and now available for separate purchase!

Using a Tie-Dye kit from the craft store, I dyed some of my recycled yarn for this scarf. The design is easily adapted to just about any yarn you want to use.

This little scarf was made from vintage tapestry yarns in five shades of green found at a thrift store. It would be fun out of most any yarn, even using a variety of textures and colors. It also doubles as a very hip belt!!

Born and raised in the Pacific Northwest, the Cascade Mountain Range has always been my home. When wearing the hat, three of the lace “mountains” are visible at one time, reminding me of The Three Sisters. The blue/purple hat shown is knit from my hand- dyed recycled sweater wool. The colors are not unlike the sunset skies over the mountains of...

This small bag is just the right size for money, keys and cell phone on that special Valentine’s Day date. The felted fabric is firm enough that lining is optional. Embellish to your heart’s content!

I knit these in the round on dpns. If you must, you could also easily work them flat and the sew up the side seam. I used a 12oz. hot cup for my model. If you wish to use a smaller or larger cup, adjust accordingly. Remember that you don’t want the cozy loose. It needs to be… well, cozy!