Make a his (beanie) and her (tam) version by getting both patterns with the Medallion Duet collection.

This light-weight poncho is the ideal companion garment for any women’s wardrobe, flattering for any body shape and practical to wear.

What a great little cover up to seamlessly transition from the pool side or beach to strolling down the beach walk.

The Indian Paintbrush flower was the inspiration for this pattern’s name. It is native in my current home state of Colorado and when it blooms, it turns nature into a magical painted canvas.

Father’s Day Special: Use the coupon code 2015Dad to receive 10% off this pattern until the end of June, 2015.

Little “bubbles” in a chevron pattern mimic the rushing waters of rivers and creeks that were the inspiration for this toe-up sock design.

This pattern is part of the Twistorama collection, a 61/2 cable pattern collection.

This pattern is part of the Twistorama collection, a 61/2 cable pattern collection.

This pattern is part of the Twistorama collection, a 61/2 cable pattern collection.

This pattern is part of the Twistorama collection, a 61/2 cable pattern collection.

This fashionable summer poncho adds elegance and sophistication to your usual summer ensembles, be it for a casual outing or a night on the town.

Experiencing the mighty bison up close at the Custer State Park and Wind Cave National Park, and learning about the local settler and Native American history of the Black Hills during a summer camping trip to South Dakota were the inspiration for these unique beaded fingerless mitts.

Experiencing the mighty bison up close at the Custer State Park and Wind Cave National Park, and learning about the local settler and Native American history of the Black Hills during a summer camping trip to South Dakota were the inspiration for these unique beaded mitts.

Experiencing the mighty bison up close at the Custer State Park and Wind Cave National Park and learning about the local settler and Native American history of the Black Hills during a summer camping trip to South Dakota were the inspiration for these unique beaded toe-up socks.

Experiencing the mighty bison up close at the Custer State Park and Wind Cave National Park and learning about the local settler and Native American history of the Black Hills during a summer camping trip to South Dakota were the inspiration for these unique beaded toe-up socks.

Experiencing the mighty bison up close at the Custer State Park and Wind Cave National Park, and learning about the local settler and Native American history of the Black Hills during a summer camping trip to South Dakota were the inspiration for these unique beaded cuffs.

The socks are worked toe-up with a gusset and heel flap with jogless stripes. The heart design uses the Mosaic knitting technique so that you work with only 1 color per round at a time.

This pattern is my first KAL and is structured like a Mystery KAL.

Knit and purl this traditional snowflake pattern for a quick and easy hot water bottle cozy.

This wrap is a quick and easy introductory intarsia color knitting project.

A quick knit for the men, and women, in your life. Choose colors showing their support for their school or for their favorite sports team.

A cute little cropped Dolman cardigan that is knit sideways from cuff to cuff to show off self-striping yarns.

These beaded family wrist warmers make great, little, heart-warming, quick gifts for your mother or grandmother or other loved ones.

What a great way to ring in the Spring and use up some leftover yarns from your Winter knitting.

Are you looking for a quick gift that brings smiles to a child’s face?

Created this quick knit pattern for my charity knitting group.

Your little one will be wrapped in love and warmth with this capelet featuring a large heart cable design down the front and back center and xo cables down the sides. A knitted fringe, that is sewn on, gives it that little something extra.

How about sending your family and friends a Cherry Blossom card to bring a Spring greeting in their house?

As a software engineer, I carry my laptop all over the country and then some. It takes quite a bit of abuse, so a laptop sleeve is a “must” to protect it from scuffs and scratches.

You will be amazed by what the right pattern with the right yarn can do.