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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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