The “Onda su Onda” shawl is knit top down. Then the first section of the shawl is worked in a simple garter stitch. The work continues with a high, lacey border that adds a touch of refined elegance to the shawl. Size 70 ¾ inches (180 cm) - …
Tunisian Points Shawl
I love textured items. This scarf uses Tunisian Simple Stitch (tss) and Tunisian Reverse Stitch (trs) to create diagonal stripes of texture. The elongated triangle shape wraps comfortably to add a highlight to any outfit it is paired with. There are …
Hybrid Flamenco Shawl
Hybrid Flamenco reminds me of the movements and colors of Flamenco dancers. Its winding shape is obtained by joining (that’s why “Hybrid”) two shawl constructions: the semicircular shape and the triangular one. The unusual construction of this …
Apoorva Child’s Vest
Apoorva is a seamless, bottom up kid’s vest, knit in the round with a central lace panel that features the double herringbone mesh stitch. Apoorva is named after my angel baby girl and means “never before”, “unique” or “unprecedented”. The vest is …
Alyssa Tank
This lacy blouse is perfect on those hot end-of-summer days. With leafy lace running up the center of the front and branching lace directionally up the back, this tank manages to blend sporty and frilly. Using the body shaping to move the lace …
Baikal Shawl
Lake Baikal (in Russia) has always been fascinating to me. When I was little, I thought the name was interesting because ‘bajka’ means story or fable, and I imagined that the lake is the home of fairies and magical creatures. Later in school I …
