Saturday, March 10, 2012

Pattern Shop

Several of my knitting patterns are available for sale, either through Hugs or another site.  If you want to know more about any of them, just click on the caption (but not the picture, because Blogger only wants to show a bigger picture when you do that.)

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Railyard Scarf

I designed the Railyard Scarf for the train-loving man and the easily bored knitter.

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Copenhagen Hat

The Copenhagen Hat, from Interweave Knits 2011 Accessories issue, is a simple, portable knit from luxurious alpaca-blend yarn.

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Hot Stuff

A surprisingly easy stranded hat that is very warm, and gets a lot of attention whenever I wear it.
(which, because I live in Canada, is often.)

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PuddleJumper Socks

PuddleJumpers is the product of months and months of mobile sock knitting plus the desire for a simple, go-anywhere project that is easy to follow and plays up self-striping sock yarn.  Because I have a whole lotta self-striping sock yarn.

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Camp Smock

This swingy linen-blend smock from Interweave Knits' Summer 2011 issue has a pleat at the hem and this pretty twisted stitch at the bodice. The bodice is self-lined so you can wear it on its own or with a T underneath.

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Winter Garden Hat

This lace hat is warmer than you'd think - and it takes just one skein of Noro Silk Garden yarn.

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Strawberry Sundae Hat

The enjoyably-cabled Sundae Hat was designed for Biscotte et Cie - you can buy the pattern here, and the yarn there.  I can highly recommend the Biscotte yarn, which is fab.u.lous.

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Bohus-Inspired Hat

This unisex hat for Interweave Knits' Holiday Gifts 2010 is knit flat, so the textured stripes are a cinch to do and line up perfectly at the seam.  I added a buckle to mine to soften up its look. 

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Blooming Stole

This silk/merino shawl appeared in Interweave Knits' Holiday Gifts 2010.  It's an incredibly portable knit and faster than you'd expect!

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Confectionery Cap

This fun hat plays with a quilting stitch; instructions for the stitch and the finishing are included in the pattern.

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Candy Wrapper Scarflet

An experiment in pairing increases and decreases, this fast little knit makes an attractive accessory (and last-minute gift.)

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