This cozy, cover-up Tuck Shawl stays comfortably in place and looks fabulous! Soft, supple polyester fleece with pill-resistant finish. Machine wash. Imported. One size fits most. ALMOST SOLD OUT!Approx. 20"l in back; approx. 29"l in frontFlat measurement - neckline is 68" from end to end; outside bottom edge measures 94"l from edge to edge.

Looking for baby booties with a girly attitude? These are an alteration on a tried and true bootie pattern that gives you some options for making your little lady a class act!

My original design. pattern: Ravelry Non-felted Slippers pattern by Yuko Nakamura

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I truly enjoyed knitting this jacket. 100% bulky wool yarn that warms you in chilly weather, simple (but very clever) construction, traditional design that never goes outdated. - This IS knitting to me! :) Free Pattern on Knitty: http://www.knitty.com/ISSUEff10/PATTiced.php Yarn I used: Drops Eskimo This one is going to my sister again. :D I just know she will look great in it. I heard that this winter's been very cold in Japan, and I just want her to stay warm. :) What can I say... I love…

Can't wait for summer days to come so I can wear my new skirt! I see myself walking through a field of daisies wearing this skirt. I made lining just down to the knees, because I found out longer lining makes maxi skirt too hot to wear. My favorite part is scallop edging with puff-stitch tiny pom-poms. Cotton thread #10, hook 1.8 mm. Check my store to see if this pattern is available.

A top down, seamless raglan, A-line top, featuring just a touch of lace and very slightly puffed sleeves. It is designed for a light dk yarn with some drape. The sleeve and body shaping and trim can easily be modified to suit your style. Suitable for an adventurous beginner or intermediate knitter.

Knitted slippers. Pretty