Desert Ripple Lace Scarf or Indian Ripple Lace Scarf

I decided to take a look back at all my posts and see if I missed any of my designs that are available. To start here is my very first pattern that I put online in Ravelry and Craftsy! This scarf was a fun pattern to develop.  I love the colors it is worked in.  They are from KnitPicks Palette, a fingering weight yarn. The pattern stitch is a revision of the porcupine stitch. I really liked the ripple pattern, but felt that my version came out nicer! I have also had it put on the Knitpicks website under the title--Desert Ripple Lace Scarf, so you can purchase from there if you desire.  Here are the links:

http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/indian-ripple-scarf

http://www.craftsy.com/pattern/knitting/accessory/indian-ripple-scarf/17751

http://www.knitpicks.com/patterns/new/desert-ripples-lace-scarf.html

Here are some of my pictures of this colorful scarf!

Mint Leaf Lace Scarf

Oh the delight of fresh leaves in Spring! It is such a joy to watch the new season as the leaves come out on the trees! Here is a fresh leafed scarf that I designed! It features lovely leaves in the center panel and diamonds and mock cable along the sides.Try this pattern using KnitPicks Palette fingering weight yarn in that wonderful color--wonderland heather--a sweet mint color! Here are links to find the pattern for Purchase and download.

http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/mint-leaf-lace-scarf

http://www.craftsy.com/pattern/knitting/accessory/mint-leaf-lace-scarf/54892

Raspberry Cream Pi Shawl

Hello my knitting friends!
How glorious May is with its promising Spring, fresh leaves, and warmer weather! With Mother's Day coming I have designed a shawl pattern that would be perfect for mom.  It would also because of its light weight yarn (fingering) be wonderful to wear on those breezy chilly evenings or summer days!  It is knitted with KnitPicks Palette yarn, (which has so many wonderful colors to pick from).  I used a lovely pink yarn that reminded me of raspberry cream pie! And being made by inspiration of that famous Pi formula from Elizabeth Zimmerman--it is fairly easy to knit.  It features lots of lace stitches.

You can buy the pattern for immediate download from either of these two places:

http://www.craftsy.com/pattern/knitting/accessory/raspberry-cream-pi-shawl/54032

http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/raspberry-cream-pi-shawl

Free Rainbow Ripple Scarf pattern links

April at last and maybe Spring is here too!  You would not think so sometimes here in Maine when it snows again!! We have had some rain showers though and the snow is melting and you can see the lawn! Yippee! They say "April Showers bring May flowers". So it does, and sometimes you get rainbows!
 Here are 2 links to find my free pattern for the Rainbow Ripple Scarf!  It is in PDF form so you can download it to your computer. And yes, its free! I made this using the KnitPicks Chroma in fingering weight.  It is very soft and luscious! This is a wonderful ripple pattern that would look lovely in any type of yarn. Here are the links to Ravelry and Craftsy where you can find it! Please feel free to try this pattern out!

http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/rainbow-ripple-scarf

http://www.craftsy.com/pattern/knitting/accessory/rainbow-ripple-scarf/20241

Check out my other patterns in my pattern  stores on Ravelry and Craftsy!

The Enchanted Fern Neck Cozy

April is here, and with it, are lots of changes in the weather.  It is still cold out here in Maine, though we have our warm days. How about knitting this delightful lacy neck cozy? It uses a wonderful new fern stitch that I created, as well as leafy borders and an accent of a mock cable stitch. If you use fingering weight yarn it will be airy and light yet still retain its warmth.

Here are links to buy this pattern!
http://www.craftsy.com/pattern/knitting/accessory/the-enchanted-fern-neck-cozy/50331

http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/the-enchanted-fern-neck-cozy

Lacy Forest Fern Scarf

Hello everyone!
Easter is almost here, and spring is on its way! What an exciting time of year!  I love spring--it is a season with so much promise and so much inspiration!  Here is my  inspiration for spring--my newest scarf. It features a lovely new fern pattern, lace edges that look like a winding forest path, mock cable stitch, and the border has leaf motifs. I think it came out so pretty with the vibrant green fingering weight yarn from knitpicks palette. Here are links to buy this pattern. Enjoy!

http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/lacy-forest-fern-scarf
http://www.craftsy.com/pattern/knitting/accessory/lacy-forest-fern-scarf/49754

Bunnies on Parade Lace Scarf

Happy Easter everyone!
For a lot of people the Easter holiday will have so much more meaning with a new Pope.
I have made a new scarf design for Easter, only this time with Bunnies!  It is really fun to see the pattern evolve. The bunny features a bobbly tail, garter stitch texture and lace.

Here are the place where you can find it!
http://www.craftsy.com/pattern/knitting/accessory/bunnies-on-parade-lace-scarf/48222