This pattern contains 3 different scarf options. All are easy one or two row patterns - easy to memorize and great for take along knitting. I also include several more options for "one row" scarves. An easy introduction to lacey stitches for the beginner.

 

This scarf and several others are for sale! See the Knitted Goods for Sale page or e-mail me for pics and details.

 

A WOOL facecloth? Why, yes! This cloth is rough enough to exfoliate, but soft to the touch as well. It felts slightly over time and with use and feels just great! Of course, you don't HAVE to use wool - it's just one of my favorites. This pattern is also available in a kit with handspun wool in the natural color of your choice.

 

This pattern is a perfect "first" shawl for a beginner and a simple TV knitting project for the more advanced knitter. Worked from the top down in whatever yarn you have on hand with a sideways knitted on border this shawl is a great stash buster!

 

This hand spun shawl and another hand spun shawl in dark blue are for sale. E-mail me for pics and details.

 

Perfect for Holiday gift giving! Why not start your own handknit stocking tradition? This stocking is a great way to learn about basic sock construction without having to worry about it actually fitting a foot. The top band is knit back and forth and then joined and the leg and foot knit with an "afterthought" heel and contrasting toe. A fairly simple pattern for all skill levels.

 

Worked in fingering weight yarn, these socks will fit in most shoes. The instructions are quite chatty and geared towards the beginning knitter. This pattern is worked from the cuff down with a heel flap, Dutch heel and wedge toe.

 

Worked in worsted weight yarn, these socks knit up fast. The instructions are quite chatty and geared towards the beginning knitter. This pattern is worked from the cuff down with a heel flap, Dutch heel and wedge toe

 

I have several of these made up in hand spun yarns that are for sale. E-mail me for details and pics.