Rushing River Cowl is inspired by the beautiful colors and rippled texture of water as it travels down and around rocks and becomes white water churning over rapids. The lace and texture features are reminiscent of rushing water and the foam created …
Rocks Beneath the Water Shawl
Enjoy this new take on a top down medium-sized shawl. With the help of a striping-effect yarn, you will see undulating lace fan out over the center of the shawl. Enveloping waves reveal color changes in an almost effortless …
Center Street Pullover
Center Street is a worsted weight, oversized boatneck pullover. It is knit in the round, bottom up with raglan shaping and a simple, intuitive lace panel up the center back. Tutorials How to Read a Knitting Chart How to Count for a …
Autumn Cornucopia Shawl
The best things about autumn are leaves that change their color, and having a walk through them on a day with clear, blue skies. The colors of both come together in this shawl to create a cornucopia, shaped with short Rs, from which a bounty of …
Tutorial: Yarn Overs and Eyelets
Yarn overs are great for decorative increases or creating eyelets (or when you make one by mistake). Sometimes, it can be confusing depending on if it comes between knit or purl stitches (or both). It's not that difficult though, just read …
When Doves Cry shawl by Afifa
Doves Cry is a love song. This shawl is a bit of a love song too - it's the warm, sweet embrace of new love, the wings that allow you to take flight and sail away on an updraft. I offer this shawl as a tribute and thank you to an important artist. …
Hazy Days shawl by Elizabeth Felgate
The mist of morning; the cloud passing over a summer sky. Sometimes you just need the lightest and most frivolous of wraps on hand to cover bare necks and shoulders. This delicate mohair and silk shawlette or scarf is simple to make, fully …
