Inspired by the texture and color of sand and water when I was at the lake one day. I was playing with my kids in the sand and I just loved the color differences in the water and also the texture of the sand when the water overlapped it. There’s a vintage feel to the texture of this scarf and makes me think of memories of times past. Shibui Hei...

Another very versatile garment that can be worn as a poncho, skirt, scarf, cowl, shrug and one shoulder top. This is created to be oversized and there is a drawstring at the top to adjust the size to fit. The gauge is not as important as the use of soloman’s knot is to a measurement. This work’s up quickly and can be worn over a tank top or lon...

This Cowl is so versitile, you can wear it as a long cowl, shrug, ponchette, doubled cowl or as a scarf. You work this in Linked Crochet similar to Tunisian Crochet working in panels that are built on top of each other so you can really adjust how long you want it to be. It is then joined using buttons that will also fit along the ruffled edge ...

To successfully live among the outlaws of the outer rings, you’ve gotta be tough as nails and twice as sharp. Still, there’s no reason to lose your sophistication completely. This vest, inspired by the heroines of the cult favorite Firefly, melds “bad ass” with “high class” for a look that will serve you well on all your interplanetary forays, ...

This pattern is part of the Malabrigo Quickies Program - Special thanks to Alex Tinsley for this opportunity, she is so much fun to work with :)

This is a versitile garment where you can wear it with one color framing your face or flip it upside down to have the other color framing your face or fold it in half and wear it as a cape. Whether you wear this vest open or closed it will be flattering.

This is a fun project using a very interesting stitch that makes it look like a woven fabric. It is worked side to side on two circular needles at the same time because the herringbone stitch is worked on bigger needles. It has separating zippers allowing this cape to become a jacket in the matter of seconds and no sleeves to work - the panel e...

This is a versatile garment that is made using a mock hairpin lace technique. You can wear it as a vest, wrap, shrug, headband and so much more. Gauge is not as important as you will be crocheting to measurements and there is a lot of flexibility in the garment. The yarn is wonderful and it is so soft. The drape is so flattering and it’s so lig...