I am influenced by the beauty and culture of Montana, and name my patterns to celebrate landmarks, waterways, and regions of the state. Stillwater River Socks are designed as a top-down sock with a large flowing mock cable that reminds me of the slow movement of the river that meanders through south-central Montana, bordered by moss stitch on e...

I am influenced by the beauty and culture of Montana, and name my patterns to celebrate landmarks and regions of the state.

Ruby cowl was designed with hand dyed yarn, but any kettle dyed or tonal worsted weight yarn would be beautiful. Too much verigation would hide the cables and the lace in the pattern.

My Norwegian Grandmother was born in 1889, and named Isabel Johnson. She emigrated from the Fjords of Norway to Minnesota when she was just 13. She married my Grandfather Alfred Skogen, and they moved to Montana.

The Yellowstone Hat is inspired by the Beauty of Montana, Yellowstone Park being one of the Crown Jewels of the state.

This cute little hat is a nice introduction to stranded color work. It comes in three sizes, small, medium and large.

This cute little headband is a beginner’s introduction to stranded colorwork or Fair Isle knitting. There are two simple charts that show how to work the colors.

This cute little cowl is quick and easy to make, and has a great way to do buttonholes.

The pattern is a simple four row lace pattern knit in the round, and knits up into a beautiful and luxurious cowl that fits nicely around your neck.

The Luxe Belle Cowl is an original pattern created by Cindy Dell.