This light and airy shawl is the perfect transitional piece from fall to winter, and winter to spring. The regent suri lace is warm and snuggly without adding a lot of extra bulk to your ensemble. But the most exciting thing about this shawl is that the entire thing can be done with almost NO COUNTING! Making a perfect little project to take al...

Like a hug for your neck on a blustery day, this sumptuously soft cowl will keep the chill out of your jacket and look great doing it!

A fun project to knit while you’re watching Downton Abbey! A modified version of the linen stitch, this project looks lovely with one solid and one variegated yarn, however this design is built for experimentation so have fun playing with various colors combinations!

Designed for the Rose City Yarn Crawl 2012!

Pattern coming as a ravelry download soon!!!

Designed by Tricia Maynard for solstice.

A warm orange shows off a beautiful flickering flame stitch motif that feels remarkably soft and sumptuous in the solstice luna sock yarn. This easy toe-up pattern will be a satisfying quick knit to kick off the fall knitting season!

An easy introduction to lace knitting, this gorgeous horseshoe lace scarf is a tribute to my horses, Mac & Fancy. I just knew I had to make something in honor of them when I created the thoroughbred colorway for solstice! It knits up perfectly in the super-soft, étoile silken camel, and is like a little hug from my equine friends!

This lovely cowl is a perfect introduction to lace knitting in the round. Made with only one skein, this project is perfect for a luxurious skein of solstice’s luna merino cashmere and the semi solid colors show off the lace pattern beautifully!

This spongy, squishy blanket is perfect for the toddler on the go, especially when mummy is having a cappuccino with friends. This snuggle blankie also doubles as a magic carpet…or fort… or tent… or cape… or to keep the little one toasty while out in the stroller touring about town.

An excellent pattern for new knitters who want to practice the purl stitch. You’ll also get lots of practice switching back and forth between knit and purl stitches. A perfect second project!