Every baby loves to snuggle under a blanket--especially a blanket as beautiful and soft as this one! Knit this darling blanket for a new baby, or create a lush stole for yourself!

Luscious handpainted yarn, as rich and red as a fine French wine, was the starting point for this wrap. A series of twisted rib stitches give movement and elegance, while showing off the tonal gradiations of the yarn.

If you’re a little nervous about knitting with lace weight yarn, then this quick and easy caplet is the perfect way to get you started. Just one skein of lace weight yarn is all it takes to create this charming wrap, using basic garter stitch and yarnovers.

Long Island Tea has a little bit of everything in it, and these glorious handpainted striping yarns also have a little bit of a lot of colors in them. This quick-knitting shawlette shows off your yarn; it’s knit in easy garter stitch with a fun edging.

Gorgeous handpainted yarn with a touch of kid mohair and a sleek racerback shape make this vest as fun to wear as it is to knit. Fluttering bottom and lean lines are flattering on many shapes.

Knit from the top down, this A-Line raglan tunic is a great shape for any body style. Optional cowl neck line.

Worn as a cape, a skirt, or even a shirt, this is a great versatile garment.

Designed specially for Vogue Knitting Live, Chicago. The peacock is the emblem of the Palmer House Hilton and inspired this lovely wrap

This shawl is dedicated to the memory of my niece, Paige Victoria Hicks, who was fatally struck by a vehicle while biking across the country to raise money and awareness for homelessness. All the proceeds from the sale of this pattern will go to the Paige V. Hicks Memorial Fund. You can find information about the fund at http://pvhfund.org/

Pattern includes both written and charted instructions.

This shawl was designed specifically to use one of my favorite yarns, Buffalo Gold Lux. The yarn has great drape and stitch definition. The shawl, knit from the top down, is sized to use just 2 skeins of the yarn. A simple lace repeat makes this an easy lace project.

This cape is knit from the bottom up, shaped by adjusting needle size as you work. The high collar is worked in ribbing.

This triangle shawl is knit from the bottom up. Additional motifs are cast on in tiers to develop the triangle shape. A shawl collar helps to hug the neck.

This top down triangle shawl is a great quick lace project. Knit on size 8 needles it’s a good introduction to estonian lace.

This jacket wrap can be worn a variety of ways, depending on your mood. This is an easy, beginner project.

This is a great fun modular project. The lace edge is knit first, the the inside is filled in with short-row modules. Work only with 1 yarn at a time, but get a fabulous textural result.

This is a simple, fun to knit scarf/stole. “Killing” the fabric by steaming with lots of pressure after completed with change the texture of the garter stitch and create the wonderful drape of this stole. Be sure to kill your gauge swatch before measuring.