Named after a favorite apple festival in Wisconsin, Bayfield wraps the shoulders in delicate scalloped lace.

Now available through Iceknitterly Designs! Charybdis has been expanded to include Lace-, Fingering- and DK-weight versions.

Feminine and fabulous, this light and lacy piece starts with an elegant eyelet crocheted cast-on.

Beaded detail and delicate stitches craft an ethereal shawl. The shawl is worked from the lower edge toward the center back neck. The beads are placed using a small crochet hook as indicated by the charts, choosing colors at random.

Twisted stitches twine around lace and wend their way across a purl foundation into a lovely crescent shaped shawl called Worcester. Worcester begins with a lacey crochet chain cast-on, followed by traveling twisted stitches and lace that create an illusion of swirling around the border of the shawlette.

Named after a favorite lighthouse in Oregon, Heceta beautifully showcases hand painted yarns with its undulating waves. This versatile shawlette may be worn as a scarf or shawl. Heceta begins with an unique lacey crochet chain cast-on or plain cast-on, followed by an easy waving lace pattern. The pattern is easy to memorize, though there are pa...

Falling leaves splash across this lovely shawlette. Crescent shaped, Allegheny Muse may be worn as a shawl or scarf.

A lovely, lacy shawlette, Lady of Cythera, is both graceful as a swan and as tempting as a pomegranate. Crescent shaped, made with or without beads, Lady of Cythera is versatile and may be worn as a shawl or scarf.

Worn as a cozy poncho or floaty skirt, Pixie will win the hearts of princesses young and old! Pixie features easy to knit scalloped lace and an eyelet neckline with a pretty bow. Worked in Comfy Bulky on large needles, Pixie works up quickly and makes a great weekend project that is sure to please.

Waltzing in the moonlight! Stitches dance back and forth across these lovely and fun to knit toe-up socks! The sock features toe-up construction with patterned gussets and a reinforced, slip-stitch heel.

These lovely toe-up socks are my tribute to the Music Man. I couldn’t help but think about the Ladies’ Dance Committee and their “Ode To A Grecian Urn” as I was designing these!

These fun toe-up socks are well suited for semi-solid, multi-colored, or hand-painted sock yarns. Women’s Medium is 8” around, slightly stretched, instructions include measurements so that the pattern can be adjusted for a shorter or longer foot.

These fun toe-up socks are well suited for semi-solid, multi-colored, or hand-painted sock yarns. Women’s Medium is 8” around, slightly stretched.

Blue sails skim an enchanted sea in these fun toe-up socks! Unusual gusset placement results in a sock that hugs the arches and cups the heel of your foot. Having just read the Percy Jackson series, the pattern reminded me of Calypso marooned on her island.

This elegant shrug is worked from cuff to cuff blending a variety of lace patterns. Any solid or semi-solid (i.e. kettle dyed) fingering weight yarn would be lovely. Pattern includes 12 pages of written and charted instructions, with a special help section on creating an “invisible” join in lace and many pictures. Also included are instructions...

Doves fly across the center panel of this lovely stole.

Waves of open lace sweep over this easy to knit scarf!

This lovely and stylish scarf pattern includes both written and charted instructions. The pattern is four pages long (cover, notes, written instructions and charted instructions pages). Multiple photos are included.