“Maybe the two different worlds we live in weren’t so different. We saw the same sunset.” This shawl was inspired by this quote from The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton. This top down “heart shaped” crescent shawl combines relaxing stockinette with …
Leslie’s Belt
Leslie is a crocheter I know Who wants a belt when she’s on the go One of her goals is to learn TC* “A place to begin” she asked of me. It’s hot, so a small project is nice To do in July for a small price The pattern uses #3 thread And no …
Philadelphus Shawl
In late spring through early summer my patio is lightly fragranced by the mock orange plants that grow in my garden. Their small white flowers, have been used as the background for several of my patterns, so it was about time I gave them one of …
Allison Cardigan
This light weight cardigan is great for those Spring days where the weather can change rapidly. A cool brisk morning gives way to the hot afternoon before dropping back down again. Take this cardigan on and off as the weather dictates and be ready …
Revenge of the Kea Shawl
The kea is one of the world's most intelligent birds, and the only alpine parrot. In its native New Zealand, its penchant for mischief is legendary – stealing the sandwiches of unsuspecting tourists, laying waste to parked cars and even preying on …
Twisted Threads Shawl
Delicate and graceful, the Twisted Threads Stole is a modern and elegant lace shawl. The lovely lace detail was inspired by Shetland lace and the beauty of woven threads. It is knitted flat as a long rectangle with a British moss stitch (seed …
Twined Vines Shawl
A Half Pi Shawl with Estonian Gathers, Leaves, Mesh and an optional crochet bind off. Presented in two sizes. Errata added 9/1/17 - corrected Chart D Tutorials Tab cast on (without a provisional cast on) To slip or not to slip the first …
Mission Street Shawl
Pondicherry is a small seaside town in South India that was colonized by France in the 1700s. Today the town is a potpourri of cultures with a unique French flavor to it. Churches, old French villa architecture, streets with French signboards, local …
Onda Su Onda Shawl
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) - …
Blooming Cactus Shawl
This shawl is inspired by some of my favorite Estonian lace stitches: the lily of the valley and a variation of ‘Silvia lace,’ adapted from The Haapsalu Shawl by Siiri Reimann and Aime Edasi. Combining three colors, garter sections and lace, and …
Benri Cowl
This cowl is ideal for people who are new to two-color brioche. It starts off with a provisional cast on and a two-color textured section before starting with the "intimidating" part. If you breathe deeply and take a little time, this might be just …
White Queen’s Shawl
“I wonder if the snow loves the trees and fields, that it kisses them so gently? And then covers them up snug, you know, with a white quilt; and perhaps it says, “Go to sleep, darlings, till the summer comes again.” Alice, Through the Looking …
Knarly Vine Scarf by Hummingbird Lace
A unique scarf that pairs a big chunky cable main body with a delicate lace panel. The beauty of this pattern is the mix and match possibilities – the base can be knit in a plain color and the lace panel in bold or variegated yarn, or vice versa the …
Trident Leaves shawl by Elizabeth Helmich
This pretty leaf-inspired shawl is knitted from the top-down, beginning with a cascading leaves pattern, and ending with a complimentary leaf border. The beautiful wool ombre-colored yarn is a lovely compliment to the organic flow of the lace …
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 …
