The Exploring in the Woods eBook Collection uses a similar leaf motif throughout all the pieces and knit using fingering weight luxury blend yarns (MCN, 80/10/10, etc) for glossy knits with excellent drape. Typical wool sock yarn can be used for any of the included designs as well.

Lowami Trail Socks are part of the Exploring in the Woods eBook Collection, all coordinating with the same lace leaf design.

A half circular shawl worked with two contrasting colors in a fingering weight yarn from the top down. Once the main color is established the contrasting color is incorporated as 2-row stripes with wedges of garter to mimic the sweep of a weather radar. The shawl ends with a lace panel in the main color and edged with the contrasting color.

Kalama is a light weight cap circled by a miniature forest. With a range of sizes from newborn to adult, Available in sizes for everyone from the youngest outdoors enthusiast to a seasoned hiker.

Mossy Pathway shawlette coordinates with the Exploring in the Woods hat and the Chanterelle Hunting cowl.

Chanterelle Hunting Cowl coordinates with the Exploring in the Woods hat and the Mossy Pathway shawlette.

A slouchy hat that is quick to knit with a lace leaf pattern easy enough for a knitter’s first lace project but still interesting to keep the attention of more experienced lace knitters.

Strié is a triangular shawl knit from the neck edge down using three yarn colorsways to create a striped shawl with two halves.

A toe up sock with a traditional style heel flap and an overall slipped stitch pattern perfect for hand dyed yarn.

The Stick-thlete Cowl represents some favorite winter sports. Included are the following stick figure athletes: Bobsled, Snowboard Parallel Giant Slalom, Curling, Ski Jump, Snowboard Slopestyle, Ice Hockey, Figure Skating, Luge and Freestyle Half Pipe all surrounded with various snowflakes.

These boot toppers are a quick way to add a colorful update to winter boots with two color cables.

Ombrellone om-brel-ló-ne, Italian for umbrella, named after the brightly striped umbrellas with scalloped edges.

Nymphalidea is named for one of the largest families of butterflies, with varieties found in every corner of the world. With the mesh edging and solid welts separating each wedge, it reminds me of delicate veined butterfly wings.

Definition: stra•tig•ra•phy |strāˈtigˈrәˈfē|

As part of Knit Picks’ First Light 2013 Spring Collection, Fluctuate is a simple tunic length tee to be layered over a cami, knit in lace weight yarn at an open gauge for an airy and drapy fabric. The front and back are bordered with garter stitch and seamed at the sides under the arms and for a small section at the top of each shoulder, leavin...

Saqqara is knit side to side with a simple lace border that brings to mind the early Egyptian stepped Pyramid of Djoser in Saqqara. Increases and decreases are imbedded in the lace border for a gradual drop in depth at the center.

Aurora australis, the aurora borealis’ southern counterpart, form over the South Pole and most often visible in a bright green light that can take the form of fluid swirls in the night sky. These swirls became the inspiration for this shawl.

The Mariners Ball Park Cap is a light worsted weight colorwork hat that includes a Mariners “S” in a band of traditional fair isle stars.

Bringing the lighter side to brioche stitch projects.

2-color worsted weight ribbed brioche scarf with contrasting ends.

Using a vertically swaying Japanese lace pattern, this bulky cowl is named after one of Japan’s largest waterfalls.

Blocked, measures 58” wide x 18” deep

Part cardigan, part wrap; this European inspired asymmetrical garment is sure to have others take notice while wrapping you in style & warmth. Primarily knit in stockinette stitch, a simple eyelet edge provides an interesting finish.

The Nautilina, named after the pre-historic relative of the modern day nautilus, is a semi-circular shawl designed to lay beautifully and easily stay wrapped around your shoulders with little effort. It is knit from the top down with 5 segments that gently swirl in a spiral creating interest within a simple stockinette background.

Designed to take advantage of the color changes in yarns such as Knit Picks Chroma and Crystal Palace Mochi Plus, the Heidi Mountain Scarf is on the bias with rows of eyelets and dropped yarn overs to create texture without distracting from the yarn’s colors.

an oversized bulky cowl that knits up quickly using 1x1 ribbing at the cast on and bind off edges and brioche stitch rib in between.

A stranded colorwork hat perfect for a first colorwork project. The hat’s patterning begins primarily with the main color at the bottom and slowly fluxes to the contrasting color at the top.

A light weight hat fitting low across the forehead and ears with a concealed ribbed band on the inside and a smooth stockinette exterior with contrasting stripes and a swirling crown decrease.

Business up front, Party in the back… defines this light weight fitted summer tank that works great going from the office to a night out.

Pattern PDF updated January 12, 2014 to alter waste shaping location based on knitters’ feedback

A rectangular lace stole or scarf designed using traditional Estonian lace stitch patterns (charted) and construction methods. I’ve designed this pattern as a tribute to my mother who had a fascination with collecting flamingos and spent her final days traveling to visit Estonia.

Looking for a lightweight skull cap or stocking cap?

This simple cape wrap is designed using (4) skeins Malabrigo’s Silky Merino (DK) with 2 strands held together. It also can be made with 300 yards of a bulky weight yarn.

Complete kit available thru Krafti-Kit or download the pattern with instructions for dying your own one-of-a-kind transitioning colorway.

A slim felted handbag with a variety of i-cord handle options