This hat is completely reversible, and very nearly magic. (wink) This pattern uses a chainless foundation row, chain free ”turning” stitches, and interlocking crochet.

This geometric lace tunic is designed to be worn over a fitted t-shirt or shell. It is generously sized, and constructed of two identical rectangles, giving it a boxy, sleeveless shape with a boatneck.

This is a lovely, floaty, drapey, fingering weight cotton shawl.

This cherry blossom pattern is part of a display at fibre space™ this spring (2019) in Alexandria, VA. They take me about 15 minutes each, to make.

I love this Tunisian crochet pattern! The changes in stitch and texture are really cool. I made two versions. One with the solid color yarn for the foundation row and the forward passes, and one with the variegated yarn for the foundation row and the forward passes. I can’t decide which one I like best.

This is a yummy, soft, and super light weight cowl. Once you put it on, you never want it to leave your skin.

This Tunisian crochet cowl was a quick pleasure to create. It’s so squishy and airy, and yet it blocks out chilly winds very well.