In this blanket, that you can make any size and using any yarn and hook combination, the pattern includes full instructions to do that, I combine two vintage crochet techniques, join-as-you-go and joining the round with a half double crochet.

Skills used

Worked top down, this hat makes

This shawl can be made with armholes to make it into a vest or without armholes to be a wrap.

Skills used

Skills used

Skills used

Make these mitts any size you want.

This hat gives can be made with a couple of skeins or with scraps, your choice. It is fully reversible and extra warm.

This hat gives you many options for color choices. Use the same color for the ribbing of both hats or use different colors for two totally different hats.

This pattern was designed to show off the colors of the yarn more than the stitches. I have put together simple stitch combinations to do just that and add a bit of texture.

This lace shawl, worked as a Pi shawl from the center out, has the option of having sleeves or no sleeves. The body is worked in one color and the edging is worked in a contrasting color. As the edging is worked, the body stitches are bound off. To finish you will have only a few stitches to graft together as you desire. This is the final in a ...

These throw can be made any size by changing the stitch and row count and adjusting the number of motifs for desired look.

The size of this blanket can be easily adjusted and the pattern has the instructions to do so.

This is a knit pattern for a shawl or a shawl vest. You can choose not to do the armholes and just have a shawl.

This lace shawl, worked as a Pi shawl from the center out, has the option of having sleeves or no sleeves. The body is worked in one color and the edging is worked in a contrasting color. As the crocheted edging is worked, the body stitches are bound off. This is the third in a series of four, one for each season. Welcome to Fall!

While these pieces are made of wool, they breathe and keep you cool while looking stylish.

While these pieces are made of wool, they breathe and keep you cool while looking stylish.

Quick, small accessory that can be worn around the neck or as a head scarf.

This is a knitting pattern for a half circle shawl. The lace makes up the background in this piece and the solid parts make the triangles and points.

This lace shawl, worked as a Pi shawl from the center out, has the option of having sleeves or no sleeves. The body is worked in one color and the edging is worked in a contrasting color. As the edging is worked, the body stitches are bound off. To finish you will have only a few stitches to graft together using the method you desire. This is t...

A cowl or shawl crocheted as a mobius strip from start to finish. The size around as well as the width of both pieces is adjustable. Just make sure that you start with a number that is divisible by 3.

This lace shawl, worked as a Pi shawl from the center out, has the option of having sleeves or no sleeves. The body is worked in one color and the edging is worked in a contrasting color. As the edging is worked, the body stitches are bound off. To finish you will have only a few stitches to graft together using the method you desire. This is t...

The hexagons are joined as you go and the flowers are added after the pieces are blocked.

Measure around the widest part of the shoulder to decide which size to make.

These pieces all begin with a foundation double crochet, which there is a tutorial for in the pattern.

These socks are written to use 4 colors of yarn. One large skein of the main color and then 3 mini skeins.

These mitts are great skill builders as well as a wonderful gift. Use up small bit of fingering weight yarn or a set of minis.

An asymmetrical triangle scarf that begins at the point with just one stitch. It increases from there on only one side to a nice scarf width. Then it continues evenly until all stitch patterns are worked. The Edging is worked in 2 different colors and stitches.

This cowl has very squishy texture and will keep your neck warm on chilly winter days.

There is a table for you to fill in for each of your pieces so that you can plan the color placement and the “balance” you desire.

This hat is fully reversible thanks to its construction.

This hat knits up quickly and is completely reversible.

This design is to make a pair of mirror image socks. The arrows point in the opposite direction. They can be made using many colors or just a single color.

North Side is a baby cardigan worked seamlessly from the top down with raglan shaping.

This shawl is worked in one piece using the Orenburg construction method. Begin with the bottom edging and the picking up stitches to work the body and side edges. As the top edging is worked you bind off the stitches across the body and then graft the corner closed.

One size fits most hands. Can be made larger or smaller by changing the yarn and needle size. For help with this please contact the designer.

This doll is worked from the top down in continuous rounds, changing colors for different parts of the body as you go.

The instructions for these socks includes both cuff down and toe up instructions.

These sleeves are worked from the top of the arm down. The top is worked with a K 2, P 2 rib to hold it up like a sock. If however you choose a yarn that is mostly silk, as I did, you will want to put the eyelets in and run the ribbon through to keep the sleeves in the proper position. There is some decreasing to shape the arm to keep the fit c...

These finger-less mitts start at the bottom of the cuff and are worked to the top of the hand. There is some decrease shaping involved to allow for the bigger part of the arm.

I created this blanket based on a blanket I saw in an episode of 7th Heaven. Matt and John are living in the studio apartment and a blanket on John’s bed inspired what follows here. A richly textured piece with join as you go motifs. I worked the blanket in worsted weight yarn using an “I” hook, as a gift for my husband. The smaller hook is wha...

I was inspired to design this shawl when I saw the cover of Spin-Off summer 2013. I had some yarn in my stash already dyed the same color. I flipped to the pattern and thought about making in differently. I liked the little flower type motif but couldn’t get exactly what I wanted so I kept changing it and added a bead. Once I figured out my pla...

I really love the look of the pasqueflower pattern. It is an Estonian motif and looks very nice. It is also simple to do. You may need a little practice, but probably not. The center of this shawl is a combination of smaller and larger diamonds. Some are textured with nupps and others with the pasqueflower pattern. I then made the border using ...

This is a larger square shawl with Orenburg construction and Estonian and American elements. The edging has a spider I designed in it and the main body has a Shetland motif called small leaf. It was a fun knit that when you finish the last chart you are finished, edging and all. the edging is attached as you go.

This design can be made as big or small as you desire. The instructions for the math are part of the pattern. If you need help please ask.

Hand spun and dyed by the designer. Any questions please message me.

This is a beginner friendly lace knitting design. Beginner lace knitter that is. There are no nupps. The charts flow easily if you read the directions. If you need help please let me know.

A traditional Estonian Shawl or as they call it a scarf. It has a border, center and then the sewn on edging. This is my second. Luminous Ladybug was my first. This one is beginner friendly, because it has only a few nupps. A good start for reading charts too!

This is my first Orenburg design. The yarn I used I also dyed. It is all made in one piece and has a very interesting bind off of the last few stitches.

This is a traditional Estonia scarf. The center is knitted first. The edging is knitted in two identical pieces and then sewn on. When blocked the points make a scalloped edging.

This is a traditional, authentic Haapsalu Shawl from Estonia. It wasn’t knitted in Estonia, but was designed and knitted to their standards, based on the Ravelry group called Haapsalu Sall. There is a center, which is framed in garter stitch and then there is a border which is also framed in garter stitch. The edging is worked in garter stitch ...