Here is the second of the 2 scarves I designed on my summer vacation - pattern gives instructions for a fine 2/30 lace weight yarn (Lady Katie) or a fingering weight (ShaSha) so you can make the ‘look’ that fits you best. Scarf is made in 2 sections and grafted in the middle. This is a nice and easy pattern if you are new to lace, or a fun knit...

Here is a scarf I started on my summer vacation fishing and camping in northern MN on the Echo Trail. It is easily adapted to both fingering and lace weight yarns. A fun knit - lace and nupps - something different going on all the time - so boredom (my constant enemy) does not set in! Enjoy.

MEET LIISI - a wrap of traditional Estonian stitch patterns blended for a modern, elegant, rectangular wrap. Models are made in Krissy, a 2/24 80/20 blend of merino/silk.

A fun and simple mitt pattern that looks complicated! A simple 2/2 cable cross to the front and the back, reversed 4 rows later with some interest in between. I have two errors in the pattern - and for that my apologies. Until new verrsion is ready: rows 2,3, and 4 on the chart are the same - move the 2nd half of the cable pattern to row 5 - no...

I have had many requests for a scarf based on my Houglass Socks - so here it is - simple indeed - with lots of options to ‘make it your own’ by choosing the weight of yarn YOU want, the needle size YOU prefer, and the length and width YOU prefer. ENJOY!!

Dedicated to my new friend in Estonia - Inga R who was the source of my recently acquired Pitsilised Koekirjad. So many times I knit large triangles for the process, but I never wear them. Thus I created a smaller triangle which will suit my wearing needs better - it can be worn alone over a blouse or sweater, can be used to dress up a blazer -...

Ever want to try twisted sts? Here is a small pattern to practice! These mitts have optional instructions for lining them without bulk for really warm, cosy mitts. Ability to knit from charts - otherwise a pretty straight forward pattern. There may be an error in Chart B - on the first row - if you have a chart with a blank ‘box’ - it should be...