Wine Country Shawlette
This shawl was designed to be the perfect little project to work on while enjoying all that wine country has to offer. Pack a picnic and your favorite single skein of fingering-weight yarn to create this tasty little treat while you enjoy the vistas of your favorite outdoor destination. MaterialsFinished Measurements: 63″/160 cm long from tip to tip and 10.5″/26.5 …
Rimpled Mitts
Crisp twisted ribbing plus squishy garter stitch equals a really pleasing little pair of fingerless mitts. Made in a long-color-changing gradient yarn, these are super-special. MaterialsFinished Measurements: One size fits most: 3.5″/9 cm across hand (measured above base of thumb but below knuckles) unstretched; approximately 7″/18 cm from cast-on to bind-off edge.Yarn: approximately 160 yards/146 m fingering-weight yarn. I used …
Striae
This is a simple shawlette available in two different versions. The striping reminded me of the grooves formed by glaciers on Kelly’s Island in Ohio, a fantastic place that we used to go to as kids for family vacations. The most fun part about this pattern may just be picking the perfect two colors of a gorgeous hand-dyed sock yarn. …
Big Green Cowl
This is the epitome of a soothing knit: use a decadent worsted weight yarn, and you’ve got yourself one heck of a knitting time. Wear it long, wear it doubled, whatever you do, make sure you wear this cowl! MaterialsFinished Measurements: 60” in diameter, 9” tall.Yarn: approximately 325 yards worsted-weight yarn. I used Blue Moon Fiber Arts Targhee Luscious Single …
Arms Akimbo Mitts
Wear these mitts all fall and winter long – they’ll keep your non-knitting parts good and toasty. Chevrons are a great way to add visual interest to the long color repeats of this yarn, and my favorite I-cord bind-off is featured at the top of the mitt. MaterialsFinished Measurements: 8.5″ long, 7″ around (3.5″ across when laid flat) at base …