Shifting Sands is a bridge between past and present, a liminal space of connection to a lost loved one.

Diamond Dust happens when it’s so cold a cloud of tiny ice crystals forms near the ground. The crystals look like they’re floating in the air, and shimmer around you when the sunlight filters through.

This hat pattern is my gift to my fellow attendees at Vogue Knitting Live. It’s so good to be back in New York after three long years!

Ana paired O-Wool O-Wash Fingering and Spincycle Dyed in the Wool to create a beautitul botanical design with shifting colors. Want help picking colors? Come browse our Herbalist’s Hat kits, they come in different color palettes to suit every mood.

This is a cozy, oversized shawl to wrap yourself in on those cold winter days.

As a fiber witch, I just had to design a cowl in honor of my familiars (kitties), Munin and Taliesin.

Morning Dew is a cascade of shimmering diamonds, like dew drops glistening in the sunlight.

When Rain Falls evokes feelings of spring, with the smell of rain in the air and plants sprouting.

Official socks of Lakeside Fiber Retreat 2017, named after Wildcat Mountain in New Hampshire!

The Sandman is a figure in Scandinavian folklore, believed to sprinkle dust on the eyes of the sleeping to bring dreams. Inspired by my The Sandman colorway, these are the Dreamweaver socks.

Mount Carrigain is part of the White Mountains, the most rugged mountain range in New England.

The Northern Trail Wrap was designed for the Knit North Yarn Crawl 2016. It is a collection of textures, to represent the diversity and community of the North Shore (north of Boston, MA).

In Chinese mythology, it is said a giant laurel tree grows on the moon. This design was inspired by the leaves of the laurel tree, mimicking its elongated leaves as it wraps around. These socks are complementary to the Laurel Leaf Cowl.

Lightweight yet cozy, these fingerless mittens are perfect for curling up with a good book. They’re named after the Bodleian Library.

The Juxtaposed Shawl and Hat set is an exploration of texture in a snuggle worsted weight yarn. The shawl takes approx. 450 yards.

The name for these socks, Wintersmith, came from one of my favorite Terry Pratchett books. In his book by the same name, the young witch Tiffany Aching accidentally causes the essence of winter, personified as the Wintersmith, to fall in love with her.

These Timey Wimey socks are inspired by our favorite Timelord! He once described time as non-linear “timey-wimey wibbley-wobbley stuff.” The design featured series of neat lines moving up the foot and weaving into a “tangled mess” at the top of the sock.

A simple and cozy slouch hat. Great for crossing off items on your gift list!

Add these cozy fingerless mitts to your wardrobe this fall!

This pattern is part of my ongoing Avalon series, which explores a variety of cabled designs. These designs are inspired by the novel Mists of Avalon.

In Chinese mythology, it is said a giant laurel tree grows on the moon. This design was inspired by the leaves of the laurel tree, mimicking its elongated leaves as it wraps around. <p>

A simple and beautiful shawlette pattern, perfect for knitters of all levels. This pattern is great for showing of multi-colored yarn or beautiful semi-solids. It is a great quick one-skein project, perfect for last minute gifts.

A lovely cabled cowl - can be knit seamlessly or with a seam.

A cute and fun knitting project - fingerless mittens with a seeded texture detail. Perfect for beginners who want to learn how to knit in the round. Includes instructions for how to join the work in the round.

Cozy wristwarmers with a simple yet elegant cable pattern. Includes instructions for joining your work in the round.