Patterns

Deep Forest

This is a pretty straight-forward pattern, with dramatic results.  You can knit it large, or you can knit it small - giving you a choice of a shawl or a scarf.

The best part:  I designed it to be knit with sock yarn!  Its a great way to take on the shape and techniques of a shawl without working with super-fine yarn.  You can use sock yarn in just about any yardage - This is size small, knit with just 315 yards of Claudia Handpainted Fingering Yarn.

Deep Forest Scarf/Shawl (Ravelry Link)
Requires: 315 (360, 395) yards of fingering weight yarn
Needle: Something that gives you good gauge. I used US 6.

$5.75

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Popsicle Socks

This sock is an homage to the summers of my childhood. It’s a fairly simple, top-down sock with a heel flap. The interesting element to keep you out of the heat is the way the pattern melts off the top of your foot like a popsicle during the dog days of summer.

Available for download at the Three Irish Girls Website: here

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Chain Melody Socks

This sock is knit from the top down on dpns. After the cuff, the pattern is only worked on the top of the sock - the back of the ankle is worked in a rib stitch to add elastic to the cabled pattern. The larger sizes have a purl ridge on the top of the sock to prevent the roll-top from getting too out of control and rolling too far.
Download: Here (Ravelry Link )

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Baske Mittens

I wanted to introduce to you my latest design. I call it Baske. I was inspired by a gorgeous gold and white coverlet that I saw in a catalog. I kept staring at the pattern, knowing that there was a great knitting garment in it… when finally it came to me! A fleur de lis pattern!

Available via:

Ravelry: or without: buy now