April 2014. A long knit shawl made from Red Heart yarn Heart and Sole. The pattern originates from a 1975 Soviet magazine "The Soviet Woman" issued in Estonia (the magazine continues under the name "The Estonian Woman" these days). This is the most beautiful piece of knitting I have ever made.

December 2012. Scarves for the families of Sandy Hook Elementary school. I was heartbroken when I heard of the tragedy that took place in Connecticut. I will always be. I responded to a call to make scarves, hats, etc. for the families of Sandy Hook. I am hoping, my little contribution will bring a bit of love and hope into this sad situation. 

Double Your Ruffles scarf stores (and ships) beautifully in circles.

The scarf looks even more beautiful once uncoiled. This is a Red Heart pattern: http://www.redheart.com/free-patterns/double-your-ruffles-crochet-scarf

I like the block pattern of this Bluesy Scarf.

The original pattern is from Caron Simply Soft: http://www.caron.com/projects/ss_paints/ssp_bluesy_scarf.html#.UNKg1xNucPo.pinterest

This is a fast and easy scarf to make.Original pattern by Red Heart: http://www.redheart.com/free-patterns/special-olympics-rib-crochet-striped-scarf

December 2011. Shimmer Cowl. This is the best neck warmer I have: I can wear it all day and forget I have it on. It never dangles down nor strangles me like a scarf, neither does it restrict my movements like a poncho. I love it so much, I will make a few as presents for my friends.

November 2011. My scarf from the Red Heart "Little Girl, Big Girl" pattern book.

November 2011. Saara's new scarf. My first project from Red Heart's Big Girl Little Girl pattern book. I used the recommended Red Heart Shimmer yarn which is a really nice product. It has a bit of a glitter to it - just enough to bring along some sparkle.