Materials

Designed during a season where I needed pure luxury and simplicity, this generous shawl features alternating sections of garter and stripes in alternating colors, finished with a clean i-cord bind off. Knit and wear with joy because it is “easy like Sunday morning”.

There’s a beautiful and fleeting little season of the year where I live that we affectionately call “fool’s spring”. It’s the time of the year where the sun starts to return and the daffodils may even begin to sprout, but the mornings and many days the wind is still so, so cold. Walks in the woods still require wool to stay warm even as the sun...

The Orchard House Shawl is named for the beloved home featured in Louisa May Alcott’s “Little Women” - a cozy and modest home where love thrived. The pattern features an all-over texture created with banded repeats of knits, purls, bobbles, and simple lace.

The Paeonia shawl is a half-circle shawl knit from the center out. After a row of decorative yarn overs, a knitted-on edging is added at the end to create a soft border inspired by the peony flower. Live stitches are knit with border stitches to bind off as you go!