Tree of Life Shawl

Baby Sloth Blanket

Baby Dinosaur Blanket

A tribute to a favorite horse and maybe his afterlife as a unicorn.

Baby Koala Blanket

It’s the Year of the Dragon!

Dancing on Air Throw

Haunted House Throw

Flowers symbolize peace and love. They can have a positive impact on your health and happiness.

The thistle flower is often seen as a symbol of courage, resilience, and strength . It was adopted as the national emblem of Scotland in the 12th century

Baby Giraffe Blanket

Majestic, powerful, and ever watchful, the griffin has captured the imagination for centuries. With the body and tail of a lion and the head and wings of an eagle, it combines the king of beasts with the king of the skies. Since classical antiquity, griffins have been celebrated as guardians of hidden treasures, symbols of strength, courage, an...

The Butterfly and Dragonfly both symbolize transformation.

Tiger Baby Blanket

Baby Elephant Blanket

Baby Dolphin Blanket

This majestic wolf embodies protection and stands for strength, intelligence, shrewdness and loyalty.

The incredible lace border sets this shawl apart. The center portion with a simple honey bee pattern is knit first, then the border is added.

Playful Pandas

It’s cold outside but the snowflakes that dance around this cowl or shawl are warm and cuddly. Pattern includes instructions for both the stole and cowl.

Puppy Love

The Water Dragon Shawl*

Butterfly Baby Blanket

Hummingbirds

A Baby Seahorse? A Baby Blanket? YES!

The Cats Meow

This shawl is based on the Broken Pinwheel quilt block. The perfect gift for your friends who quilt.

This lace dragonfly is just 5 inches square. The border and design are knit at the same time, starting in one corner

Five exquisite orchids grace this shawl; Lady Slipper, Cattleya,

Snowflakes gently drifting down and settling onto a beautiful shawl.

This beautiful stole was inspired by the design of a leaded glass window. The delicate tracery is worked in twisted stitches and the glass areas are worked in various, open lace patterns. This reproduces elegant airiness of the glass work.

Paisley 2.0

The little bird among the cherry blossoms is singing about the promises of spring.

Summer Sunshine and Butterflies fluttering on the breezes.

Baby Phoenix Blanket

Amara is a peaceful yet powerful dragon—a smile in the sky. Legend says that seeing a dragon in the clouds is a sign that success is on the horizon. Amara will not only bring a touch of magic to your knitting but will also keep you warm.

Baby Unicorn Blanket

An elegant and exquisite shawl. The paisley ‘teardrops’ highlight a variety of beautiful lace patterns.

Mathematics and Sunflowers.

Out of the mist rises the dragon on gossamer wings. Only you can befriend him and tame his wild flight.

Witches’ Brew Throw

Who’s Whooo Owl Shawl

Dragonflies flit around the crane, fishing among the cattails, on the quiet pond.

The ever changing, multiple reflections within a kaleidoscopes have been intriguing children and adults alike every since their invention in 1815 . The segments of this beautiful shawl, are knit individually, making it easy to work on. All segments except the neck segment are knit in the round. The segments are easily sewn together with an invi...

Baby Carousel Blanket

The peacock, with his elegant tail, guards the courtyard.

The peacock, with his elegant tail, guards the courtyard.

Little Princess Baby Blanket

This lovely Shawl pattern was inspired by the Painted Ladies of San Francisco. They are the beautiful and colorful Victorian House row houses, each with its own elegant, decorative trim.

Little Knight Baby Blanket

The Dragon and the Phoenix dance together in this beautiful circular shawl, bringing happiness and harmony to all who wear it.

A Baby Pegasus? A Baby Blanket? YES!

Four lovely tea roses on a wonderful trellis background. The rose lace border is worked at the same time as the shawl.

Baby Blanket? Yes! A Baby Dragon? Absolutely!

I love snowflakes and their infinite variety. They have a delicate beauty unlike anything else. This very wearable cape contains ten exquisite snowflakes - no two alike. It has a cowl collar and can be fastened with a shawl pin or cape clasp.

This lovely shawl was inspired by a visit to the Flank Lloyd Wright Studio in Oak Park, IL.

Wild Horses Running Free through Monument Valley (yes, it really exists and is not just a movie set).

There are two versions of the pattern. Both contain the same 10 butterflies but they are closer together in the smaller version.

What every spinner dreams of - a spinning wheel and some alpaca.

What’s your sign? This circular shawl contains all 12 signs of the Zodiac.

This shawl captures the feel of more leisurely time when elegant ladies, with their parasols, strolled in the park on warm Sunday afternoons. I fell in love with Abby’s parasol on NCIS and had to see if I could create it in knitted lace. The pattern is charted.

This charming picture shawl consists of two ballerinas and toe shoes. The panels are knit individually, then knit together with a connector strip. The border is added last.

This charming family of swans was inspired by a picture my husband took on the Rhine River. The delicate background pattern works perfectly as ripples in the water.

Two majestic dragons wrap you in their wings of wisdom, keeping you warm, protected, and surrounded by ancient magic.

 

Crystal Thistle

The dragon and phoenix together symbolize the union of opposites—Yin and Yang—representing balance, harmony, and complementary forces. In many traditions, the appearance of both the dragon and the phoenix is considered an omen of exceptional good fortune and prosperity.

This exquisite shawl pattern was inspired by the beautiful rose window in the Strasbourg Cathedral. It is knit in the round, starting at the center.

Bold, stylized dragonflies, butterflies, vines and flowers grace this lovely shawl. A twisted stitch, ivy pattern throughout simplifies counting stitches in the pearl background.

A perfect wrap for a chilly night.

A sampler scarf designed to teach the basics of lace. Pattern and 20 pages of class notes included

From the designer: Experiment with different lace patterns, each covering a different aspect of lace knitting.

Everybody loves a carousel. A shawl for an adult or a charming cape for a child. Each of the four animal panels, lead horse, lion, flowered pony and, of course, a dragon is knit separately. With minor modification any panel could be used as a wall hanging.

This delicate lace scarf has a built in loop to make it self fastening.

This elegant wrap has a rose trellis center with a rose pattern border and edging.

American Brilliant

This lovely lace scarf add elegance to any outfit.

An elegant, finger tip length, cape. Inspired by a beautiful silver pendant.

Three square panels, knit in the round. Panels are knit together with a border to form 3/4 of a square.

Three cats to charm and annoy you, each as individual and independent as cats will be.

Errata:

This school of fish swim happily along this scarf, made from sock weight yarn.

An elegant, narrow dress scarf in a delicate pattern reminiscent of the first flowers of spring. The pattern also includes a chart for a beautiful, 3 paneled stole of the same pattern.

This design was inspired by a beautiful stained glass window I saw in the Galway Cathedral in Ireland

Description

When I first met him, he introduced himself as Cedric. And he made one thing perfectly clear—he is a dragon, not a griffin. (It does not pay to argue with dragons.)

Also available in English.

Tranquility (PDF pattern)

MiLady dreams of a unicorn while wandering through the castle rose garden.

This shawl was inspired by our Alaskan Cruise

This soaring Pegasus shawl will have your needles flying! Graceful and elegant, it can be worn as a generous shawl or used as a lightweight throw to add a touch of myth to your home.

From the designer: Knit this stole with lacy fern fronds in a diagonal pattern and a delicate clematis vine edging.

A fiery Oriental dragon surrounded by a border of traditional double happiness symbols. He insisted on a ring lace background—and it’s never wise to argue with a dragon!

This butterfly shaped shawl is remarkably wearable. The wings contain 4 different lace patterns and a textured pattern. Both wings are fully charted

Single allover snowflake with intricately patterned center. Pattern calls for two skeins of Fino (875 yards/skein).

From the designer: This square shawl has a lily of the valley edging around a center panel of honey bees, with spider web corners. Skill level: experienced

A shaped shawl to stay over the shoulders. This shawl has a wide, elaborate border. The body of the shawl is an Estonian pattern that reminds me of dragon flys.

Estonian Lace patterns are quite unique, very beautiful and often are very 3-dimensional.

A shaped shawl, 3/4 of a square so it will stay on.

Triangles front and back, the center is beautiful Ogee lace, surrounded by a spider web border and spider lace edging.

This is an elegant, delicate shawl. Starting at the center and working outwards, this circular pattern becomes square. by filling in the side triangles. An amazing 58” square when finished.