A mini-collection for Spring & Summer 2010. The collection includes the Bayshore Cardigan - a cropped and hooded open front cardi, the Crafter’s Bay Cardigan - a chevron lace open front cardigan, and the Port Alice Scarf - a lace chevron & flower summer scarf.

A lush and elegant scarf showcasing a fading lace pattern design. The sides are finished with an i-cord that is knit while you work the scarf. Knitted pleats gather the scarf to a neatly finished panel which is folded to create a loop through which you pull your scarf end. Knit in Drops Air, this scarf is light, yet lofty and oh so cozy.

The Wavelength Cowl was designed to play with simple brioche stripes in a new way. It’s a quick project showcasing simple brioche and two color garter stitch. This project would be ideal for learning or practicing brioche knitting, or simply to add some squishy comfort to your Fall and Winter wardrobes.

The Brioche Pointe Cowl was designed to make the most of two incredible colors of Malabrigo Rios I found this summer. It’s a quick project showcasing simple brioche and two color garter stitch. This project would be ideal for learning or practicing brioche knitting, or simply to add some squishy comfort to your Fall and Winter wardrobes.

The Grace Cowl balances a delicate lace panel with rounds of simple stockinette to produce a finished piece that is both elegant and cozy. Knit in the round from side to side, the project is simple enough that you can easily watch your favorite subtitled movies while you work. And the double thickness of the fabric is sure to keep you unbelieva...

The Victoria Cowl aims to balance elegant lace, cabled bands and garter stitch for a quick knit that engages and relaxes. The bulky yarn keeps the vibe casual and the work moving quickly.

The Shift Scarf strikes just the right balance of interesting knitting and relaxing garter stitch. Worked in the suggested yarn, it’s about the coziest scarf you can imagine! With or without tassels, it is a charming oversized scarf with off-the-charts squishability.

Breathe is a casual pullover with a lace panel front and ¾ length batwing sleeves. Worked in a single piece from cuff to cuff in worsted weight yarn, it is a simple project, perfect for relaxed knitting.

The Glow Shawl is a combination of simplicity with added fun of playful color shifts. The fingering weight yarn in garter stitch creates an incredibly luscious fabric, and the simple garter stitch ensures a most relaxing knitting experience. This shawl is large enough to double as a wearable blanket, but easy to style as an oversized scarf.

The Inner Light Shawl is a combination of simplicity with added fun of playful color shifts. The dk weight yarn makes it a surprisingly quick project, and the simple garter stitch ensures a most relaxing knitting experience

A delicate and airy scarf, worked on the bias with an evolving lace eyelet pattern to create a fanned end, and color blending through four shades reminiscent of a spring garden.

A cozy infinity scarf with a tweed centre band worked in the ever lovely colour shifting Noro, with folded hems to weight and finish.

Yarn is held double throughout

Half papery tweed knit into a warm lace plus half an airy alpaca and silk rib equals a scarf with two distinct personalities in apparent opposition, working beautifully together.

A tri-color cowl, decorated with short rows, and worked in a lofty alpaca and cotton blend. The perfect project for those looking to feel more comfortable with working short rows.

all sts are slipped pwise

The Rope Cowl is a classically simple piece, with cables winding their way around the double thick layers. It begins with a provisional cast on, is worked in the round and finishes with grafting.

The Lanquais Scarf is a half scarf, featuring simple colorwork knit in the round, and a cozy body of Stockinette stitch. The slip stitch bands on the edges of the scarf keep the curling in line, and the picot edges add a touch of flirtiness. A quick and simple project, designed for ease, beauty and comfort.

With cables informed by the iron lattice of the Eiffel Tower, this cowl offers elegant texture and cozy comfort all in one. Twisted stitches clean up the cables into tight columns, and the super-bulky yarn makes this one of the fastest projects around!

Mirepoix is named for a village in France with row housing dating back to medieval times. The stacks of windows inspired the simple texture and design of stockinette stitch blocks seperated by linen stitch strips.

The Luberon Scarf, named for a beautiful region of the French countryside, is a continuous loop with panels of seed stitch, occasionally woven into entrelac. Knit with Blue Sky Alpacas’ Suri Merino, it is lofty and cozy and can be worn hanging open, or wrapped double around the neck for a closer fitting cowl.

A heavenly lightweight, luxurious scarf, complete with occasional scallops and lace panels.

Wandering is an oversized cowl, adorned with thin cables that are deceptively simple to knit. The cables require no cabling at all; just rounds of left and right twists! The cowl is sized to sit atop the shoulders, with an easy shaping towards the top, fitting under a winter coat easily and keeping the chill from your chest and neck.

A heavenly buttoned scarf, inspired by a love of simple knitting and double breasted jackets. The length of the scarf allows it to wrap the neck once in full before coming together at the chest to button. Simple in design, it’s easy to knit and easy to wear.

A casual cardigan with a striped and pleated collar, remeniscent of ribbon candy stripes. It is knit from the top down, with the collar picked up and worked in one piece when the body and 3/4 sleeves are completed. The fit is easy with simple body shaping.

A capelet-come-cardigan, inspired by fairy tales and dreams of Fall romps through the woods with animal friends. Wear over a tank top as the evenings grow cooler, or over long sleeves into early Winter. A shoulder-skimming neckline, a cropped body, and a single button closure all add up to a sweet and flirty cardigan that wants to be a capelet.

A gorgeous linen blend yarn, and open lace patterns make this a perfect scarf for the breezy or cooler days and nights of summer. The pattern travels from chevrons to lace flowers and back again, flanked on either end by twisted ribbing.

A casual and easy to wear open front cardigan with a generously sized hood. Light as air and simple in design, it can be worn over bare shoulders with ease when the sun sets.

A relaxed open front cardigan with minimal body shaping, featuring a simple overall chevron lace pattern.

A pair of whimsical stranded mittens, with a delicate shell edging and buttoned cuff. Inspired (obviously) by the classic story of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, these mittens are sure to brighten up a chilly day.

A nod to Cowichan style and a touch of jackalope adds up to an irresistibly quirky cowl. Knit with fingering weight wool, and lined with soft alpaca, it’s sure to please with a warm collar and a hint of whimsy.

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A lush and elegant scarf showcasing a simple twisted stitch cable and bobble design. The sides are finished with an i-cord that is knit while you work the scarf, the bottom with a simple looped edging. Knitted pleats gather the scarf from 12” wide to 4” wide, where a small cabled panel is folded to create a loop through which you pull your scar...

A wonderfully smooshy cowl, worked from the side in garter stitch and shaped with delicate short rows, to hug and slouch in all the right places. Adorned with simple cables, it’s tall enough to pull up over your nose in chilly wind, and looks just as sweet scrunched under your chin.

A cozy buttoned wrap (cape), knit in a light but lofty yarn makes the most of simple stitches and shaping. The garter lace collar is thick and soft, while the stockinette body is drapey and light.

A sweetly simple shawlette designed to warm your shoulders in the Fall season and loop around your neck in the Winter months. Held closed with a favourite brooch or tucked inside your jacket, it offers a small dose of comfort and luxury in cooler months. Knit up in a heavy dk weight yarn, from the softly scalloped bottom edge, to the short row ...

Pattern is written for 34 (38, 42)“ finished bust size