Peacefully Knitting

Knitting: Cowl

Wrap yourself in a bit of luxury with a toasty warm cowl that has been created using 100% Baby Alpaca with an accent of ultra soft bulky mohair yarn. This design can be worn as a cowl or as a snood, and can be embellished with beads or a bit of embroidery to accent the motif.

Knitting: Cloche Hat

Alba is the Scottish Gaelic name for Scotland. The term first appears in classical texts as Ἀλβίων or Ἀλουΐων (in Ptolemy’s writings), later as Albion in Latin documents. Historically, the term refers to Britain as a whole and it later came to be used by Gaelic speakers in the form of Alba.

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Knitting: Cowl

Albion is the oldest known name of the island of Great Britain. Today, it is still sometimes used poetically to refer to the island or England in particular. It is also the basis of the Scottish Gaelic name for Scotland, Alba.

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Knitting: Cowl, Neck / Torso – Other

This is super quick knit that can be completed easily in one day. This scarf is created by knitting two panels then grafting together using the Kitchener stitch. Fold over the area around the neck to create a color, button in place and wear!

Knitting: Beret, Tam

A cozy slouchy beret that is sure to keep you toasty warm. This beret is created by knitting the band first, then picking up stitches along the top edge for the the body. This pattern uses two colors of bulky weight yarns that are carried throughout the design and is a great choice for someone looking to learn the basics of stranded work.

Knitting: Cloche Hat

This cloche is a snug fitting hat that is was inspired from the traditional cloches of the 1920’s.

Knitting: Cloche Hat

I love the hats of the 1920’s, especially the tight, snug fitting cloche hats that were very popular. This design was inspired by those designs, as well as the lovely grays and purples in the handspun that I used.

Knitting: Shawl / Wrap

Inspired by the fabric chosen by Alecia of madbird and the color of yarn by Maya of Springtree Road, this design was created for a special project kit and KAL.

Knitting: Shawl / Wrap

There is nothing more beautiful than the sunrises and sunsets of Arizona. The colors of hand-painted wool yarn by Indy Dyer, Lamb’s Ears, truly echos the colors in the sky, especially during the Arizona monsoon season.

Knitting: Cowl, Beanie, Toque

Inspired by the color of both yarns used to create the design, along with a very simple stitch pattern that yields a slightly textured design, this stretchy hat and cowl set with the added touch of art yarn gives the feeling of an early fall day. Both pieces give the impression on an era gone by, reminiscent of the early 1900’s.

Knitting: Scarf

This scarf was designed based up the sand paintings created by many of our Native American Indians, especially those in Arizona.

Knitting:  Cowl and Hat

Knitting: Beanie, Toque

Knitting: Cowl

Saffron Lace combines both of the techniques of knitting and crochet. With a simple lace pattern, along with the elegant crocheted edge, this patterns offers a Victoria appeal.

Knitting: Cloche Hat

New to my ”vintage collection” is Georgette. Inspired by the charm of the 1920’s Cloche, this hat has been knitted using Jo Sharp in Georgette (Sport Weight Yarn). Created using a simple garter stitch and lace pattern , this hat gives any wearer a 1920’s flair with vintage charm.

Knitting: Scarf, Cowl

This pattern was created using a lace panel stitch for a vintage look. By combining knitting and crochet, with a touch of silk, this neckwarmer has a touch of Victorian appeal.

Knitting: Scarf, Cowl

This cowl (neckwarmer) was created to go with the Marmee, Vintage Style Beret pattern. I used a combination of knitting and crochet to give a slight vintage, Victorian appeal.

Knitting: Scarf

Just added to my Woodland Collection, this neck warmer was inspired by the way twigs fall from trees and scatter over the ground.

Knitting: Beret, Tam

Marmee, inspired by the loving mother of Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women, is the third in a line of vintage style hats. Snug, warm and classic, this beret has a slight slouch appeal with a small amount of lace work.

Knitting: Beanie, Toque

Intermediate Pattern using two variations of cables. Snug fitting hat that will provide lots of warmth. Crown finishes off in a flower style pattern. The ribbing can be left down or rolled up.

Knitting: Brimmed Hat

This is an original design created using Rowan Little Big Wool. This hat is very warm, soft and just right to wear for fall or winter weather. Does not fit tight against your head, but is snug.

Knitting: Scarf

This pattern works well with any DK weight Aplaca, wool blend or extra fine merino wool.