I’ve designed four different crescent shawls over the years and it’s a shape I really enjoy knitting. It’s a shape that we usually knit from either the bottom to the top or from the top down. Bottom-Up Crescent Shawls Two of my crescent-shaped shawl patterns …
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Introducing… The From Summer To Fall Shawl!
I love a big oversized shawl in the fall. It almost doubles as a sweater. My new shawl pattern, From Summer To Fall, will do just what it says. It’ll take you from summer to fall. I chose a bright summer colour plus two muted …
Introducing… Lovely Stripes!
Here it is! It’s the original Lovely Stripes Shawl and the pattern is available now. What started as a little experiment in combining features of two other patterns turned into a delightful new creation. I chose to use a mini-skein set plus an additional colour …
Pattern Update: Lichen, Berries and Moss
The new and improved Lichen, Berries and Moss shawl pattern is available now! It has been reformatted into my new pattern layout, it has additional notes, and charts have been added for each of the three stitch patterns used in the shawl. If you follow …
It’s Time For a Giveaway!
NOTE: This giveaway has ended I recently updated the Halcyon Shawl pattern. The update includes some minor layout tweaks as well as a rebalancing of the number of rows in the final colour section. The changes aren’t critical to the pattern, but because I also …
Introducing … the Honeycomb Eyelet Cowl!
If you liked the Diamond Purl Cowl knitting pattern you will want to knit the Honeycomb Eyelet Cowl pattern too. Both of these one-skein cowls are designed in Red Sock Blue Sock Superwash Worsted yarn. The Honeycomb Eyelet Cowl is shown here in Chestnut. This pattern is worked in …
Introducing … the Diamond Purl Cowl!
The Diamond Purl Cowl is a great one-skein project for a beautiful skein of worsted weight yarn. We all have a collection of those, right? The yarn used here is the beautiful Red Sock Blue Sock Superwash Worsted in Olive. This pattern is worked in …