The inspiration for this sweater comes from Lake Geneva, a beautiful lake in southern Wisconsin with stately old mansions and a long nautical tradition. The velvet ribbon lacing, raglan shaping and broken ribbing evoke the summer boating season on the lake while the ruffled sleeves represent the soft evening breezes.

This is the perfect sweater to make and wear while sipping your favorite sparkling beverage! It is worked from the bottom up, in the round. The Sparkling Water Lace Rib is provided in both written and chart form. Shibui Staccato is a Merino/silk blend that adds a touch of elegance to this dressy sweater.

Ceilidh, pronounced cay-lee, is a Scottish word meaning a night out with friends that includes Scottish music and Scottish dancing. The name is perfect for this fun, colorful poncho!

Inspired by a sweater knit by my grandmother in the 1960’s, this sweater is knit in the round from the bottom up with 3 steeks, one for the front opening and two for the sleeves. Sport weight yearn makes it comfortable to wear for 3 seasons.

This Norwegian style ski sweater is inspired by one knit by my grandmother over 50 years ago. It is worked in the round from the bottom up with steeks for the front buttonband and for the sleeve openings.

This sweater is based on a sweater knit by my grandmother over 50 years ago. The sweater is knit in the round from the bottom up and steeked at the front and for the sleeve openings. The sport weight yarn makes it wearable for 3 seasons.

This poncho, worked in Woven Slip Stitch, is a perfect pattern for the multi-colored, hand-dyed yarns we all love. It is worked in the round from the top down and bound off with I-cord.

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This bottom-up yoke pullover with short sleeves is a great transition piece for spring and fall. The hand-dyed yarn gives the dimensional look of multiple colors with the ease of stranding only two colors throughout.

This is a very simple poncho to create. You work a rectangle in the cable patterns and block it to 22” x 52”. Then you fold the rectangle in half and seam one side, leaving an opening for your head.

The shawl is created with alternating sections of garter stitch in the contrasting color (Penumbra) with sections of the Daisy Stitch in main color (Vermillion). At the bottom of the shawl is a Daisy Chain Border in the main color (Vermillion).

Want a fun accessory to show off your knitting skills? This is a fun easy belt to make and wear. Instructions are included for how to make the I-cords. Photos are included to show how to work the 5 cord braid as well as how to finish the tails on the I-cords.

As knitters we all need projects that challenge us and push us to learn more about our craft. This is not that type of project. This is the other type of project that we all need, the easy kind: the type of project that you can take to your knitting group, traveling or watching your favorite program when you just need to relax.

A fun, easy rectangular wrap made with 3 different stitch patterns.

A fun, easy cardigan with slip stitch colorwork. The colorwork is provided in written form, no charts are included.

This is a great hat for beginning knitters. It is knit in the round from the brim up to the crown and uses k2tog decreases. The stripe adds a pop of color.

30 years ago my grandmother “Nana” taught me to knit mittens. She didn’t have a pattern because she had knit so many pairs, 26 pairs one Christmas alone.

You select the yarn and needle size and work a swatch. The gauge and foot measurements are entered into a chart and calculations are made for a custom fit.

These are custom socks so you select the yarn and needle size and work a swatch. The gauge and foot measurements are entered into a table and calculations are made for a custom fit.

The lace edging is provided in chart form only.

The cables are provided in chart form only. All other instructions are written.

The color work information is included in chart form only.

This vest is made entirely of cables and ribs so there is a lot of give to the fabric, horizontally. Each size will stretch to fit many sizes.

This sweater is in one size only because of the unique combination of cables. Additional sizes can be worked with different needle sizes and yarn weights.

The instructions for the mitten shaping are written out. The instructions for the Celtic Flower motif are in chart form only.