Lord Voldemort stared at the cradle where there was not one, but two children where he had only been expecting one. He leaned forward, eyes narrowed. "Which one of you... is my supposed death?" Or Albus Dumbledore's warnings came to fruition. (Originally posted on AO3, but I thought I'd start posting it here too!)

Errata: cast on st count should be 402 not 403. This crescent shaped shawl is knitted from the bottom up. It has an edging of lace. A stockinett body worked with simple shortrows and an eyelet row at the top. The size is easily adjusted by adding or retracting the right amount of stitches within the pattern repeat. The shape is also easy to change with the short rows. Explained in the pattern. The size for my shawl is about 200cm between the tips. The gauge is mesaured at the body of the blocked shawl and is really not that important. Stitches used in the pattern : Knit Purl K2tog Ssk Yo Double yo 4 Yo K3tog Sssk Cdd

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Relax in this pretty open cardigan by Melissa LaBarre: Knitted from the top down in Lark, with raglan shaping, three-quarter sleeves and a beautifully textured border at the hem that’s easy to work. Go to Lodge collection

A wonderful blend of the most beautiful blue blend. I love to wear this style scarf with my jean jacket! The perfect lightweight scarf to wear with a sweater, blouse, dress, or my personal favorite a tee shirt and jeans : ) Measures approximately 6.25" x 62" plus fringe. I have handwoven this scarf with bamboo and rayon thread, in a beautiful blend of blues, and cream with a variegated thread blend. I have also woven in wonderful little ribbons to add some extra color accents. Hand wash, and hang to dry.

Subscribe and enjoy 30% off your next Ambah pattern purchase K2tog with us in Ambah’s Ravelry group Adah means adornment or firstborn. I felt this was an appropriate name for this design, created for my “First Shawl” class. The pattern includes instructions for both Fingering and DK weight versions, and is a versatile project, intended as an invitation to play; use any yarn with needles to suit and have some fun. Work yours in a single colour, play around by creating a fade, stripes or work only the eyelets in a contrasting shade —the possibilities are endless. Finish up by choosing between two bind off options to further customise your project. Adah is an asymmetrical triangle shawl with sets of 3 eyelets at intervals between garter sections. Perfect for an adventurous beginner, Adah also includes a video tutorial for the Picot Bind off. See the video here. There are five samples to help inspire you with the many options this project provides. Option 1: Contrast Fingering Option 2: Solid Fingering Option 3: Fade Fingering (9 colours) Option 4: Solid DK Option 5: Fade DK (7 colours) DIMENSIONS Contrast Fingering (fingering, DK) Wingspan: 106 (100, 100)”/269 (254, 254) cm Depth: 17 (24, 20)”/43 (61, 51) cm See schematic (page 4). Measurements taken after blocking. YARN Contrasting Fingering C1: 400 yd/366 m C2: 340 yd/311 m Solid; Fingering Weight (DK Weight) C1: 870 (733) yd/796 (671) m Fade; Fingering weight (DK weight) C1: 35 (33.6) yd/32 (31) m C2: 40 (52) yd/37 (48) m C3: 52 (84) yd/48 (77) m C4: 72 (110) yd/66 (101) m C5: 82 (130) yd/75 (119) m C6: 94 (147) yd/86 (135) m C7: 107 (160) yd/98 (147) m C8: 145 yd (0) yd/133 (0) m C9: 107 (0) yd/98 (0) m Exact yarns used for the samples can be found in the pattern and also this project page. Special “get one free” Offer: add 5 patterns, including ebooks, to your Ravelry cart in a single transaction and pay only for 4. Note: this will not work in conjunction with other promotions

Spruce Harbor is a sleek, asymmetrical triangular scarf worked on the bias. The plush garter stitch is edged with I-cord, and the color blocking lets you play with as many or as few colors as you like. The finished measurements are a wingspan of 70” and a center back of 13.5” after blocking. The sample was gently steam-blocked. You can certainly be more aggressive in your blocking and make the scarf larger and more open. The directions are written for sport weight yarn on a US size 7 (4.5mm) needle, specifically chickadee by quince&co. You can use any weight of yarn with the appropriate needle (for example, if using fingering weight yarn, I would suggest a US size 5 (3.75mm) needle, and any combinations of colors. The number of skeins and total yards used will change if a different yarn is used. The I-cord edging is worked as you work the scarf and then as an I-cord bind off. The sample shown uses one skein each of chickadee in Aleutian, Kumlien’s Gull, Iceland and Honey. The skill level is Advanced Beginner. Correction: Scarf Body Row 1 (RS): K3, ssk, knit to last 2 sts, kf&b, k1.

Looking for an elegant yet simple shawl to wrap around your shoulders on a summer evening? Or to keep your neck warm on a fall or winter day? Try this asymmetrical garter and lace shawl. Starting at one corner and finishing on a long edge, this pattern looks sophisticated but is easy to complete. The garter stitch and lace are perfect for showing off a beautiful tonal yarn. Pattern includes notes, list of abbreviations, diagram, and written instructions. This pattern is written for one skein of Madelinetosh Tosh Merino Light. The sample is shown in Whiskers (taupe). It’s also shown here in one skein of Ancient Arts Yarns Little Nettle Soft in Shy Orchid (pink). Finished measurements: approximately 21 inches (53 cm) deep at middle point and 51 inches (130 cm) long across top edge, after blocking. Skills required: increasing, decreasing, basic lace, blocking. Stitches used: k, p, sl1, kfb, k2tog, yo. Join the Leah Michelle Designs Ravelry group for pattern support, announcements, promos, and KALs. Subscribe to the Leah Michelle Designs newsletter for pattern announcements and subscriber-only discounts.

Materials used: 3.75mm hook Scheepjes Whirl 1000m (purchased at www.knottyhouse.ca and www.darlingdeviance.com) OR Hobbii Twister 1000m Join my facebook group to show off your finished product and get help from me if its needed! www.facebook.com/groups/silverrosehangout

This lovely shawl is created using simple shells. The Calliope Any Day Any Way Shawl can be worn in a variety of ways. Super versatile, fun and easy. Materials Fine/Sock Weight Superwash Merino- 100g total- 540 yards/380m I used Lang Yarn, Mille Colori Baby- colorway 845.0053 5.0mm (H) hook or hook needed to obtain gauge needle to weave in ends Special Stitches SH = Shell 2dc. Ch2. 2dc in the same st Inc SH = Increase Shell 1dc. Ch2. 2dc. Ch2. 1dc in the same st Picot Ch3. 1sc in 3rd ch from hook- 1 picot completed Gauge 4 Shells (or 16sts) and 9 rows = 4”/10cm Finished Dimensions Wingspan- 36”/91cm Height- 16”/40cm Notes • (4) completed shells will be added over every two rows beginning on row 4 • Project may require blocking, depending on yarn used. I did not feel the need to block my finished piece • To make shawl longer simply continue increasing until desired size is reached

This is an asymmetrical shawl that is worked sideways from the pointy end. It is knitted in a combination of 2-color brioche and 2-color garter stitch. This shawl is a spin-off of the Harvest Moon Brioche Shawl.

The pattern on this big and beautiful shawl reminds me of streaming water. It is a great spring and summer accessory. The pattern comes with charts and written instructions. Yarn: 6 skeins Saga, 100 % lambs wool from Filcolana (300 m/50 g), colour 303. Recommended hook: 3,5 mm for shawl, 2 mm for the tassel cover Finished measurements: 70 cm from the lower point to top middle and 150 cm from lower point to wing point. Construction: The shawl is made bottom-up until it measures 70 cm from point to top middle. Hereafter the ”wings” are crocheted seperately. Lastly make 3 tassels and join them to the 3 points.

PDF version A very feminine mohair cardi with ribbed sleeves, an all over eyelet pattern and a crocheted edging. To fit bust 32 inch (81 cm) Actual bust measurement – 34 inches (86 cm) Length – 18 inches (45 cm) Sleeve seam – 17.5 inches (44 cm) Requirements 7 x 50g balls of DK mohair yarn. I used Sublime Angora Merino (120 m / 130 yards per ball). Unfortunately this yarn is now discontinued. 4mm and 3.25 mm knitting needles 3.5 mm crochet hook 8 buttons Tension 21 sts and 30 rows to 10 cm (4 inches) measured over pattern. Abbreviations k = knitp = purlsts = stitchestog = togethertbl = through back of loopsyon =yarn over needle alt = alt dec = decRS = right side WS = wrong side dc = double crochet (US = single crochet) ch = chain BACK With 4mm needles, cast on 89 sts. Work in garter st for 4 rows. Beginning with a knit row, stocking st 2 rows. Commence eyelet pattern, working 12 row repeat 6 times. Eyelet pattern Row 1: k2, (K1, k2tog, yon, k5) repeat to last 7 sts, k1, k2tog, yon, k4. Row 2 and all even rows: purl Row 3: k2, (k2tog, yon, k twice into next st, yon, k2tog tbl, k3) repeat to last 7 sts, k2tog, yon, k twice into next st, yon, k2tog tbl, k2. Row 5: k2, (k1, k2tog tbl, yon, k2tog, k4) repeat to last 8 sts, k1, k2tog tbl, yon, k2tog, k3. Row 7: k6, (K1, k2tog, yon, k5) repeat to last 3 sts, k3. Row 9: k6, (k2tog, yon, k twice into next st, yon, k2tog tbl, k3) repeat to last 3 sts, k3. Row 11: k6, (k1, k2tog tbl, yon, k2tog, k4) repeat to last 3 sts, k3. Row 12: purl. Important Note: The number of stitches increases on rows 3, 4, 9 and 10. This should be taken into account when counting stitches. Work should measure 25.5 cm. Shape armholes Keeping pattern correct, cast off 4 sts at beg of next 2 rows. Dec 1 st at each end of next 5 rows. Dec 1 st at each end of next 2 alt rows. 67 sts. Continue straight until armhole measures 18cm, ending with a WS row. Shape shoulders and back neck Cast off 5 sts at beg of next 2 rows. Cast off 5 sts at beg of next row, pattern until there are 9 sts on right hand needle, turn, leaving remaining sts on a holder. Working on 9 sts only, cast off 4 sts at beg of next row. Cast off remaining 5 sts. Leave central 29 sts on holder for back neck, with RS facing rejoin yarn to remaining 14 sts, pattern to end. Cast off 5 sts at beg of next row. Cast off 4 sts at beg of next row. Cast off remaining 5 sts. LEFT FRONT With 4mm needles, cast on 45 sts. Work in garter st for 4 rows. Beginning with a knit row, stocking st 2 rows. Commence eyelet pattern, working the 12 row repeat 6 times in total. Eyelet pattern Row 1: k2, (K1, k2tog, yon, k5) repeat to last 3 sts, k3. Row 2 and all even rows: purl Row 3: k2, (k2tog, yon, k twice into next st, yon, k2tog tbl, k3) repeat to last 3 sts, k3. Row 5: k2, (k1, k2tog tbl, yon, k2tog, k4) repeat to last 3 sts, k3. Row 7: k6, (K1, k2tog, yon, k5) repeat to last 7 sts, k1, k2tog, yon, k4. Row 9: k6, (k2tog, yon, k twice into next st, yon, k2tog tbl, k3) repeat to last 7 sts, k2tog, yon, k twice into next st, yon, k2tog tbl, k2. Row 11: k6, (k1, k2tog tbl, yon, k2tog, k4) repeat to last 8 sts, k1, k2tog tbl, yon, k2tog, k3. Row 12: purl. Work should measure same as back to start of armholes. Shape armholes Cast off 4 sts at beginning of next row. Work 1 row. Dec 1 st at armhole edge on next 5 rows. Dec 1 st at armhole edge on next 2 alt rows. Work until 16 rows less than back to start of shoulder shaping have been completed, ending with a WS row. Shape neck Pattern to last 14 sts and turn. Leave these 14 sts on a holder for neckband. 20 sts. Dec 1 st at neck edge on next 4 rows. 16sts. Dec 1 st at neck edge on following alt row. 15 sts. Work 9 rows straight. Shoulder shaping Cast off 5 sts at beginning of next and 2 following alt rows. RIGHT FRONT With 4mm needles, cast on 45 sts. Work in garter st for 4 rows. Beginning with a knit row, stocking st 2 rows. Commence eyelet pattern, working the 12 row repeat 6 times in total. Eyelet pattern Row 1: k6, (K1, k2tog, yon, k5) repeat to last 7 sts, k1, k2tog, yon, k4. Row 2 and all even rows: purl Row 3: k6, (k2tog, yon, k twice into next st, yon, k2tog tbl, k3) repeat to last 7 sts, k2tog, yon, k twice into next st, yon, k2tog tbl, k2. Row 5: k6, (k1, k2tog tbl, yon, k2tog, k4) repeat to last 8 sts, k1, k2tog tbl, yon, k2tog, k3. Row 7: k2, (K1, k2tog, yon, k5) repeat to last 3 sts, k3. Row 9: k2, (k2tog, yon, k twice into next st, yon, k2tog tbl, k3) repeat to last 3 sts, k3. Row 11: k2, (k1, k2tog tbl, yon, k2tog, k4) repeat to last 3 sts, k3. Row 12: purl. Work should measure same as back to start of armholes. Shape armholes Work 1 row. Cast off 4 sts at beginning of next row. Dec 1 st at armhole edge on next 5 rows. Dec 1 st at armhole edge on next 2 alt rows. Work until 15 rows less than back to start of shoulder shaping have been completed, ending with a RS row. Shape neck Pattern to last 14 sts and turn. Leave these 14 sts on a holder for neckband. 20 sts. Dec 1 st at neck edge on next 4 rows. 16sts. Dec 1 st at neck edge on following alt row. 15 sts. Work 9 rows straight. Shoulder shaping Cast off 5 sts at beginning of next and 2 following alt rows. SLEEVES Cast on 46 sts using 3.25 mm needles. Row 1: (k2, p2) to last 2 sts, k2, Row 2: (p2, k2) to last 2 sts, p2. Repeating these 2 rows work a total of 10 rows. Continuing in 2x2 rib as set, change to 4 mm needles and increase 1 st at each end of next and 9 following 10th rows. 66 sts. Continue without shaping until sleeve measures 40 cm ending with a WS row. Next row, k13 (inc in next st, k12) 3 times, inc in next st, k13. 70 sts. Purl 1 row. Commence eyelet pattern as follows, working only 1 pattern repeat:- Row 1: k5, (K1, k2tog, yon, k5) repeat to last 9 sts, k1, k2tog, yon, k6. Row 2 and all even rows: purl Row 3: k5, (k2tog, yon, k twice into next st, yon, k2tog tbl, k3) repeat to last 9 sts, k2tog, yon, k twice into next st, yon, k2tog tbl, k4. Row 5: k5, (k1, k2tog tbl, yon, k2tog, k4) repeat to last 10 sts, k1, k2tog tbl, yon, k2tog, k5. Row 7: k9, (K1, k2tog, yon, k5) repeat to last 5 sts, k5. Row 9: k9, (k2tog, yon, k twice into next st, yon, k2tog tbl, k3) repeat to last 5 sts, k5. Row 11: k9, (k1, k2tog tbl, yon, k2tog, k4) repeat to last 5 sts, k5. Row 12: purl. Work should measure 44 cm. Shape sleeve top NB. Make sure only complete pattern repeats are worked. Keeping eyelet pattern correct as set, cast off 4 sts at beg of next 2 rows. 62 sts. Dec 1 st at each end of next 5 rows. Dec 1 st at each end of 2 following alt rows. Dec 1 st at each end of 4 following 4th rows. 40 sts. Work 1 row, ending with a WS row. Dec 1 st at each end of next row and 1 following alt row. Dec 1 st at each end of 3 following rows. 30 sts. Cast off remaining sts. BUTTON BAND With 3.25mm needles and RS facing, pick up and knit 76 sts along front edge of left front. Knit 4 rows. Cast off. BUTTONHOLE BAND With 3.25mm needles and RS facing, pick up and knit 76 sts along front edge of right front. Knit 1 row. Buttonhole row: K1, (k2tog, yon, k9) 6 times, k2tog, yon, k7. Knit 2 more rows. Cast off. Join shoulder seams NECKBAND With 3.25mm needles and RS facing pick up and knit as follows:- Pick up and knit 2 sts from top of right front buttonhole band, Knit across 14 sts on holder, Pick up and knit 16 sts from right front neck edge to shoulder, Pick up and knit 4 sts from right back neck shaping, Knit across 29 sts on holder for back, Pick up and knit 4 sts from left back neck shaping, Pick up and knit 16 sts from left front neck edge, Knit across 14 sts on holder, Pick up and knit 2 sts from top of left front button band. (101 sts) Knit 1 row. Buttonhole row: k1, k2tog, yon, k to end. Knit 2 more rows. Cast off. Set in sleeves and join side seams. CROCHET EDGINGS Using 3.5 mm crochet hook and RS facing, dc (US = sc) around the hem. Turn, 1 ch, 1 dc, (3 ch, 1 dc into next 3 dc) repeat to end. Fasten off. Repeat this edging for the neck edge. Neaten all loose ends and attach buttons.

Asymmetric Triangle shawl knit starting at one point. Knit with garter stitch, surface texture designs and lace. It takes 1 skein each of 3 different colours of the Ella Rae Cozy Alpaca Chunky yarn. Works best if knit on 6.5mm circular needles 80cm - 100 cm long. Finished size is approximately 59cm (20”) deep by 180 cm (72”) long. Jan 1/17 :Note#… Section 2 does not line up as expected! It is intended to be out of sync with the previous row! Do not panic!

This is an asymmetrical, triangular scarf alternating stripes and lace with solid sections in between. A very fun knit, you will want to make many! This pattern is very similar to the Summer Concept Shawl. I used a larger needle with a more wintery feel yarn. Dream in Color Cosette is absolutely wonderful to work with. The drape is gorgeous and feels amazing.

Pattern Three from the Birthstone Shawl Collection The name “aquamarine” comes from the Latin words Aqua (water) and marina (the sea). It was believed that these gemstones would protect sailors and ensure a safe seafaring voyage. It was also recommended that Aquamarine be worn to promote calm, levelheaded temperments. SHAPE: Scoop bottom / crescent The main body of this design is worked in garter stitch. The border is then knit on sideways. No seaming involved! There are two choices of border – a celtic cable and a traveling lace version. The cable version uses more yarn than the lace. If you’re low on yardage, but want a larger shawl the lace variation is a better choice. The instructions are written for two sizes, a small shawlette and a larger full size shawl. The shawlette uses a single (400 yard) skein of fingering weight yarn. The larger size requires 2 skeins. Want the larger size, but don’t have enough yardage of a single color? Experiment with different combinations and use one color for the main body and another color for the border. Because the center is worked completely in garter stitch it would be appropriate for a variegated yarn paired with a solid for the border. Remember that the listed gauge is given for garter stitch before blocking. The end size and gauge of your finished piece will largely be determined by your blocking style and the fiber content of your yarn. Errata (updated PDF to fix errata 3/2/14) Row 3: K3, m1, •knit to 1 st before marker, kf&b, slip marker (SM), k1, SM, kf&b; rep from • once more, knit to 3 sts before end, m1, k3 – 6 sts inc

(English text, please scroll down) Lismeja, mit lässiger, bequemer Weite wird dies bestimmt das absolute Lieblingsstück. Lismeja ist vielseitig, man kann zwischen einer Jacke, Weste oder Tunika sowie kurzen oder langen Ärmeln auswählen. Da möchte man direkt alle Varianten stricken. Lismeja sitzt wunderbar und es gibt keine Nähte. Es gibt eine detaillierte Beschreibung für zwei Längen. Ebenso kann man Lismeja auch leicht an andere Garnstärken anpassen und länger oder kürzer stricken. Dies wird in einem Workshop am Ende der Anleitung genau erklärt. Sehr detaillierte Anleitung, 12 Seiten, mit vielen Fotos und Schnittzeichnung. Material: Kurze Jacke oder Tunika, Länge 66 cm: 2 Bobbel 4-fach, hier: Garnmanufaktur LoLa, jeweils 375 m/100 g, 2 x 200 (200, 250, 250, 250, 300) g, 50 % Baumwolle/50 % Polyacryl, (kurzärmelig: 2 x 150 (200, 200, 200, 250, 250) g); Rundstricknadeln 4 mm, falls gewünscht Nadelspiel 4 mm für die Ärmel; ein Stück Kontrastfaden für den provisorischen Anschlag, 3 Maschenmarkierer, davon 1 zum Öffnen; Knöpfe oder Doppelknöpfe falls gewünscht Lange Jacke oder Tunika, Länge 81 cm: 2 Bobbel 4-fach (hier: Garnmanufaktur LoLa) jeweils 375 m/100 g, 2 x 300 (300, 300, 300, 350, 350) g, 50 % Baumwolle/50 % Polyacryl, (kurzärmelig: 2 x 250 (250, 250, 300, 300, 300) g); hier: Garnmanufaktur LoLa Milky Shine; Rundstricknadeln 4 mm, falls gewünscht Nadelspiel 4 mm für die Ärmel; ein Stück Kontrastfaden für den provisorischen Anschlag, 3 Maschenmarkierer, davon 1 zum Öffnen; Knöpfe oder Doppelknöpfe falls gewünscht Oder: jedes andere gewünschte Garn, das der Maschenprobe entspricht. Größen: 34 – 38, 40 – 44, 46 – 48, 50 – 52, 54 – 56, 58 - 60 Maschenprobe: 10 x 10 cm, im Grundmuster 20 Maschen und 32 Reihen . . Lismeja has such a loose, comfortable fit it will have to be right up there with your favourite outer garments. The pattern is so versatile, You can choose to knit a cardigan, vest or tunic, with short or long sleeves. You may find you like it enough to make all three! It fits perfectly and there are no seams. You will find detailed instructions for two different lengths. Furthermore, you can adjust Lismeja to other yarn weights easily or knit it longer or shorter. The pattern contains a workshop on how to achieve this. Very detailed pattern, 12 pages, with lots of photos and schematic. Materials: Short cardigan or tunic, length 66 cm: 2 gradient yarn cakes 4-ply (here: Garnmanufaktur LoLa)375 m/100 g, each 2 x 200 (200, 250, 250, 250, 300) g 50 % cotton/50 % acrylic, (short sleeves: 2 x 150 (200, 200, 200, 250, 250) g); circular needles 4 mm (US6), some scrap yarn for the provisional cast on; 3 stitch markers, 1 of them removable; buttons or double buttons if desired Long cardigan or tunic, length 81 cm: 2 gradient yarn cakes 4-ply, here: Garnmanufaktur LoLa, 375 m/100 g, each 2 x 300 (350, 350, 350, 350, 350) g, 50 % cotton/50 % acrylic, (short sleeves: 2 x 250 (250, 250, 300, 300, 300) g); here: Garnmanufaktur LoLa Milky Shine;circular needles 4 mm (US6), some scrap yarn for the provisional cast on; 3 stitch markers, 1 of them removable; buttons or double buttons if desired Or: any other desired yarn that meets the gauge Sizes: 34 – 38, 40 – 44, 46 – 48, 50 – 52, 54 – 56, 58 – 60 S-M, M-L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL Gauge: 10 x 10 cm,4 x 4”, in basic pattern 20 stitches and 32 rows

If you purchase 5 patterns from my Ravelry Store at the same time (place them all in your cart before checking out), you will automatically receive the least expensive for free! -- Доступно на русском языке. -- The focal point of this cozy cardigan is the wide shawl collar worked in a charted lace and cable pattern. The top-down construction starts with the collar, then leads to picking up stitches for the back and sleeves. The body incorporates contiguous sleeve cap shaping. To maintain the uninterrupted flow of the shawl collar, the bottom edge of the lace and cable pattern descends into chevron points. Sizes Women’s XS (S, M, L, XL, 2XL): to fit bust 28/30 (32/34, 36/38, 40/42, 44/46, 48/50)”/ 71/76 (81/86, 91/96, 102/107, 112/117, 122/127) cm. Finished Measurements 31 (33.75, 36.75, 40, 43.25, 48)”/ 79 (86, 93, 101.5, 110, 122) cm bust circumference, when worn closed with front bands overlapping. Shown in size M (36.75”/ 93 cm) on 36”/ 91.5 cm bust with 0.75”/ 2 cm of positive ease. Yarn Sport weight yarn (approximate amounts): 1237 (1305, 1372, 1530, 1597, 1821) yards / 1131 (1193, 1255, 1399, 1460, 1665) m. Louet Gems Sport Weight (100% Merino Wool; 225 yards (206 m)/ 100g), Terra Cotta: 6 (6, 7, 7, 8, 9) skeins. Needles Size US 4 (3.5 mm): 24-32” (60-80 cm) circular. Set of double-pointed needles (dpns) of the same size. Adjust needle size if necessary to obtain gauge. Notions Markers, waste yarn, cable needle, tapestry needle, crochet hook for the Provisional CO. Gauge 22 sts and 30 rows = 4”/ 10 cm in Stockinette stitch on size US 4 (3.5 mm) needle, after blocking. 20 sts and 37 rows = 4”/ 10 cm in Garter stitch on size US 4 (3.5 mm) needle, after blocking. 53 sts of Border Chart = 8”/ 20 cm on size US 4 (3.5 mm) needle, after blocking. Difficulty: Intermediate. Techniques: working in round, reading charts, cable knitting, k2tog, ssk, cdd, m1p, p2tog, p3tog. Cable/lace pattern is charted only.

Kite Runner is the third pattern of The Stripes Collection. Please follow this link to find the ebook information. The pattern is also available as a part of a yarn kit at The Fibre Co. Three beautiful hues are woven together using intarsia and a hint of shadow knitting to create this strikingly graphical triangle shawl. It’s an elegant design with a whimsical nod to stunt kites soaring over sand dunes. The detailed instructions are easy to follow, and as the threads are all carried along you’ll have no ends to weave in. The Fibre Co. Cumbria Fingering, a merino/brown masham/mohair blend, creates crisp lines while knitting up into a soft, cosy fabric. MATERIALS Yarn Fingering weight: The Fibre Co. Cumbria (Fingering); 60% merino, 30% brown masham, 10% mohair; 300 m (328 yd)/ 100 g; colours Scafell Pike, Hadrian´s Wall, Windermere; choose the three colours so that each contrasts with the other two Yardages: Colour 1, Scafell Pike (grey) = 300 m / 328 yd Colour 2, Hadrian´s Wall (anthracite) = 300 m / 328 yd Colour 3, Windermere (teal) = 180 m / 197 yd Yarn support: The Fibre Co. Needle 3 mm/US#2.5 circular needle, 60 cm (24 in) or longer Notions 3 st markers GAUGE 24 stitches and 40 rows = 10 cm (4 in) In stocking stitch (= knit on right side, purl on wrong side) 3 mm/US#2.5 needle Aim for a tight fabric. This is crucial for the pattern to work. The shawl length is adjustable. You may work more or less repeats to get to the desired length. So focus on st tension over accurate gauge. You might need to plan in some extra yarn, depending on your gauge and the number of repeats worked. If you like the pattern and would like to chat about it or about all kinds of other stuff with like-minded knitters, have a look in my ravelry group. ۰•● ●•۰ Kite Runner ist das dritte Muster meiner neuen Tuchkollektion. Genauere Informationen finden sich hier. Kite Runner – ein elegantes Accessoire, inspiriert von Drachen, die in den Himmel aufsteigen. Das symmetrische Dreieck verbindet Intarsientechnik und Schattenstricken zu einem klaren grafischen Design, das überraschend einfach zu stricken ist. Und da alle Fäden auf der Rückseite mitgeführt werden, sind nur jeweils die Anfangsfäden zu vernähen. Die Cumbria Fingering von The Fibre Co. lässt klare Linien und ein weiches Gestrick entstehen, das den Hals warm umschmeichelt. MATERIAL Wolle The Fibre Co. Cumbria (Fingering); 90 % Schurwolle, 10 % Mohair; 300 m/100 g; in Scafell Pike, Hadrian´s Wall und Windermere, Zwischen den 3 Farben sollte jeweils ein deutlicher Kontrast sein. Verbrauch: Farbe A, Scafell Pike (Grau) = 300 m/100 g Farbe B, Hadrian´s Wall (Anthrazit) = 300 m/100 g Farbe C, Windermere (Blaugrün) = 180 m/60 g Garnsponsoring: The Fibre Co. Nadel Rundstricknadel Nr. 3; 60 cm oder länger Sonstiges 3 Maschenmarkierer für die Farbwechsel. MASCHENPROBE 24 Maschen x 40 Reihen = 10 cm x 10 cm Glatt rechts (= Hinreihen rechts, Rückreihen links stricken) mit Nadel Nr. 3 Das Ziel ist ein festes Gestrick. Dies ist notwendig, damit das Muster gut herauskommt. Es ist sehr einfach möglich, die Tuchgröße anzupassen, indem Wiederholungen hinzugefügt oder weggelassen werden. Daher empfiehlt es sich, die Maschenprobe nach den Eigenschaften des Gestricks auszurichten anstatt zu versuchen, die angegebene Maschenprobe zu erreichen. Ggf. mehr Garn als angegeben einplanen. MAßE Breite: 160 vm Tiefe: 58 cm Wem das gefällt, der ist herzlich eingeladen, in meiner ravelry-Gruppe vorbeizuschauen.

This great jacket has a hem lower in the back than the front (a handkerchief hemline) and has long sleeves with thumb-holes. It is not just a shorter version of the Coat of Many Colors. This pattern has “short” tiers due to the scoop hemline so it is a bit more challenging. I have written the instructions with graphics so an intermediate knitter can knit this. Following the “graphics map” makes it clear. Please read the entire pattern before starting. It will give you an overall vision of the project. The yarn “Taiyo” is a blend of cotton, silk and wool which is very breathable in transitional weather. It only takes 5 (5, 6) 6, 7, 7 balls and is a 36 (40, 44) 48, 52, 56 inch chest after wet blocking. Entrelac is easy. If you want a primer in Entrelac without the straight cast on triangles, consider the ABC Entrelac Primer 1 Scarf. If you want a Primer for Entrelac with ALL the edge and partial shapes, consider ABC Entrelac Primer 2 Scarf pattern. Making a smaller item first can get you on the fast track to make the larger Jacket with confidence.Any questions are answered by me immediately. All suggestions are considered.

Thanks for favoriting! :) When I was in college, there was no better treat than escaping after a long day of books, grabbing a sandwich for a makeshift picnic and heading to Walden Pond with friends to see an amazing sunset. The colors stick in your mind forevermore - and the relative calm, compared to regular college life, was an oasis. This color and pattern are a tribute to those times. SUPPLIES 200 grams Island Yarn Rivulet, Siam, Pagoda, Noki or FootFoot in Walden Sunset (sample used Rivulet) - MC 30 grams fingering weight contrast color (sample used Gesa and Flo – black) - CC US 4 (3.5mm) circular needle, 32”- 40” Stitch markers Darning needle for weaving in ends GAUGE 6 sts/inch before blocking, 5.5 sts/inch after blocking Exact gauge is relatively unimportant for this project, just don’t be so far off that you end up much larger or smaller than intended

Cathedral is a delicate architectural wrap worked in two identical pieces that are grafted (joined) in the middle. When designing this piece, I wanted to experiment with Japanese stitch patterns, so I made the gorgeous lace transition into very graphic columns of twisted stitches. For this project I collaborated with Lorna’s Laces to create the perfect color. They have a special project called Color Commentary (launched in 2007) and it’s their way of working alongside designers and other personalities in the industry to create their perfect color. They named the color I used Joji’s Cathedral (which is kind of embarrassing for me to say). It is a beautiful gray with purple undertones and delicate black speckles; it will be dyed in all their bases. The yarn is being shipped to all Lorna’s Laces’ retailers and you will be able to find it in various shops. FINISHED MEASUREMENTS 76” (190 cm) long and 19” (47.5 cm) long MATERIALS Yarn: 3 skeins of Shepherd Sock by Lorna’s Laces (80% Wool /20% Nylon; 435 yards 398 m/100g) or approx. 1100 yards (1010 m) of any fingering weight yarn. The sample was made using colorway Cathedral. Needles: US 6 (4 mm) needles. Other notions: Tapestry needle, blocking pins or wires. GAUGE 17.5 st and 30 rows to 4” (10cm) in stockinette st on US 6 (4 mm) needles after blocking.

Promotions: Purchase 3 patterns and receive 15% off. Purchase 6 patterns and receive 20% off. Purchase 10 patterns and receive 25% off. These discounts are automatically applied to your cart by adding the minimum number of my paid patterns to your cart at the same time. The Pennyroyal shawl has a rectangular shape and is crocheted in rows. The spaces worked in this design create a pattern that looks like fresh Pennyroyal leaves. The size of this shawl is easy to customize regarding both length and width, which is described in the pattern. Since the size is so easy to adjust, you can also use this pattern to crochet a narrower scarf, a runner to the dining table or why not a beautiful blanket for the sofa. Pattern features: Written pattern in English (US and UK terms), Swedish, Danish, Dutch, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Russian, Slovak and Spanish. Photo tutorials to show the neccesary steps of the pattern. Directions how to customize the size and information about yarn amounts needed. Full stitch count. Stitches used in this pattern: Chain, slip stitch, single crochet and double crochet (US terms). Join my FaceBook group: My Facebook group “Mijo Crochet Hangout” is a place where you can get support, ask questions, share pictures and socialize with other fellow crocheters. https://www.facebook.com/groups/mijocrochethangout/ ❀❀❀ This pattern have been fully tested, big thanks to Agneta Lagerkrans, Roxane Lee and Andrea Goess for your wonderful help. ❀❀❀ Due to the nature of a PDF pattern, a refund will not be offered. ❀❀❀ Copyright Mijo Crochet 2019. This pattern is for personal use only. Reproduction and publication of pictures and/or pattern is not allowed.

Please enjoy 40% off all of my patterns and e-books until 21 June 2023, no coupon code required! This shawl is all about texture, and even though it’s full of holes, we must always wear our armor. I think it’s important to live life not being hurt and offended by every little thing, to be strong and safe, but leave a few holes for love, compassion and empathy. This asymmetrical shawl is knit side to side and features a cabled edge, eyelets in stockinette, applied i-cord selvedge edges and an i-cord bind off. This pattern is completely adaptable to any weight of yarn, and any yardage. The main chart can be repeated as many times as your yardage will allow for. I love the idea of a completely flexible design and this is definitely it! Size: Adjustible Materials: Yarn: Shown: Fibre Goddess Downie DK (17 Micron Merino, 280 yards/115 grams). 3 Skeins in White Way of Delight Recommended: 2 skeins of fingering weight yarn or 3 skeins of DK/Worsted. This pattern can be knit with any weight and amount of yarn at any gauge, however yarn usage will vary. Needles: #5 (4.5mm) circular needles (for DK). If using another weight of yarn, choose the needle size that gives you a fabric that you like. Notions: cable needle, darning needle for grafting and weaving in ends, blocking pins/wires Gauge: 20 stitches/4 inches in stockinette stitch (blocked). Gauge is not critical and will depend on the weight of yarn/needle size chosen. Type of instruction: Written and charted Skill Level: Intermediate (the pattern itself is not difficult however some ability to read your knitting is helpful to avoid mistakes) If you have any questions or concerns regarding this pattern, please head to my Ravelry Group Inky Knitter Designs. Also I’m always looking for new test knitters!

Please post pictures of your work and add me to your favorites Join our ravelry group to share and discuss your projects https://www.ravelry.com/groups/the-patchwork-frog-3 Be yourself. Express your individuality and stand up for your beliefs. Yarn colors: Hempathy numbers 89, 90, 93. A semi circular 3 color shawl shawl worked from the top down that is light and airy. Increases are done on both sides of the center section which gives the shawl a slightly different, fun and funky shape. A simple to remember lace edging is used to bind off for a decorative touch. http://www.patchworkfrog.com for yarn, needles and accesssories

This pattern was designed as part of the FAVORITE THINGS collection. This shawl is incredibly quick to knit and warm to wear. Its easy lace patterns grow organically without any complex stitches. You can make a monochromatic version or play with color-blocking. What else could you need to stay cozy on a cold day? FINISHED MEASUREMENTS 64 inches (210 cm) from side to side and 29 inches (55 cm) from top to bottom at deepest point (after blocking). MATERIALS Yarn: 3 skeins of Waltham Aran by Kettle Yarn Co (100% Wool; 176 yards 160m/100g); or approx. 515 yards of aran weight yarn in 2 colors. You will need 340 yards in color A and 175 yards in color B. The sample was made using 2 skeins of color Graveney (Color A, Pearl Gray) and 1 skein of color Peaky Blinder (Color B - Charcoal). Needles: US 8 (5 mm) needles (long straights or circular). Other notions: Tapestry needle, blocking pins or wires. GAUGE 16 st and 28 rows to 4” (10cm) in garter st on US 8 (5 mm) needles after blocking. CONSTRUCTION NOTES This shawl is worked from the centre top down. Stitches are increased at the centre and at the edges every other row to give it its characteristic triangular shape.

Gabriella is a strong yet graceful feminine form of Gabriel. I always think of cables as adding strength and structure to a garment. The way they are used in this pullover they also add graceful lines and curves creating a beautiful feminine sweater. The base cable pattern used is from Norah Gaughan’s Knitted Cable Sourcebook, which has so many wonderful cables! From playing with it I created the beautiful back. I knew this one needed a special yarn so I used Bare Naked Wools Better Breakfast. It is wonderful to work with knits up beautifully. I had so much fun designing this pullover. I hope you have as much fun knitting it! To get a discount for future releases sign up for my newsletter here! This pattern is available through knit companion here. Sizes: Finished bust: 34.25 (37.5, 41, 44, 47, 50.5, 53, 56, 58.75, 62)“. Modeled size is 34.25” with no ease. Materials: Yarn: Bare Naked Wools Better Breakfast Worsted, 65% merino, 35% dehaired alpaca; 225 yds per 115g skein; color: Muesli, 977 (1075, 1182, 1268, 1387, 1558, 1655, 1763, 1883, 1997) yards, 5 (5, 6, 6, 7, 7, 8, 8, 9, 9) skeins. Needles: Size 6/4mm 24” (or longer) circular needle and set of 4 or 5 double-pointed needles. Other: Stitch markers, cable needle, stitch holders or waste yarn, tapestry needle. Gauge: 18 sts and 26 rows = 4” in Stockinette Stitch. Notes: This pullover is constructed from the top down in one piece with a raglan yoke and an A-line body. The sleeve length can be easily adjusted. There is a lot going on in the yoke of the pattern. Please read all the notes at each section. Also there are several directions for specific sizes, I recommend highlighting your size. I would also recommend using different color markers for charts and division of stitches. If you change the body shaping you will need a multiple of 3 for the bottom band.

SKEINO’s so very popular Arabella Line has been given another addition with the wonderful Sparkling Swirl Shawl ! Two different yarns of premium quality and super soft texture are being used for this knitting kit. This Swirl Shawl is formed by 12 triangles knitted in Garter Stitch. They are connected through a lacy row. Each new section shifts 12 stitches creating the final zigzag shape. The sparkling yarn provides enough yardage to knit 6 sections, every other one needs to be worked with this yarn. For the remaining 6 sections our wonderful single fine merino Paola Yarn is being used in three different colors. It will be worked 2-stranded and this provides the opportunity to combine the three colors with each other. As a result each of the sections has a spectacular different color. The skeins provide a generous 1200 yards to finish this project. The Sparkling Swirl Shawl comes in one of a kind colorways and we have dyed only a limited number of 42 knitting kits. They will sell out quickly so select your favorite colorway now and don’t miss out on this one. With a finished size of 22 x 70 inches (56 x 178 cm) you can wrap yourself into the shawl to stay warm on a cool day.

If you add 4 of my designs to your cart, the least expensive one will be free ~ enjoy! Pisac is named for a charming town in Peru’s Sacred Valley region, a keepsake of my visit to the artisan market there. This colorful market was overflowing with soft woolens and fascinating textiles, set against a stunning backdrop of terraced mountains, Incan ruins and a brilliant blue sky. I couldn’t resist trying to capture a little of what I saw in this triangular wrap. Pisac is knitted in fingering-weight yarn from the top down. It is a medley of reversible textured stitch patterns that complement one another and are simple to work, finished with a delicate picot edging. Pisac is both entertaining to knit and easy to wear. Keep it handy to warm your shoulders on a summer evening, or to wrap snugly around your neck on a brisk winter day. Fully written instructions are provided, along with an optional chart for one of the stitch patterns. Blocked dimensions: Small - 56”/142 cm wingspan x 26”/66 cm deep Large - 66”/168 cm wingspan x 31”/79 cm deep Yarn requirements: Small - 680 yds/622 m fingering-weight yarn, shown in Cloudborn Merino Superwash Sock Twist in Shaela Heather Large - 840 yds/768 m fingering-weight yarn, shown in Cloudborn Merino Superwash Sock Twist in Dolphin Blue Would you like to join a KAL or get the inside scoop on new designs? Looking for help with a pattern? You’ll find the ShadyStroll Knits ravelry group here. Also available as a kit from Craftsy!

Feminine and lacy is the essence of the Angel Braids Shawlette. It is a triangular shawlette worked from the top down, with a center cabled panel between two lacey halves. The lace on the halves is a delicate Angel Lace. It is written for sport weight yarn, and I worked it in 2 skeins of Madelinetosh’s Tosh Sport Merino Wool yarn (270 yards per skein) in the Molly Ringwald shade. The border is a combination of knitted eyelets and crocheted scallops. When blocked, my shawlette is 6 foot in length and 25 inches at the center panel. This pattern is best suited for the intermediate to advanced knitter because of the detailed lace and necessary aggressive blocking required. Full written instructions, row counts and charts are included.

On how to spend my time, I pondered away an hour. And having thus spent all my time, I pondered on where went the hour. ERRATA coming June 11, 2019 An error has been discovered. Round 6 should read: Round 6: Ch 1, ESC in each of next 15/15/17 stitches, 3 ESC in next stitch (place movable marker in the middle stitch), 18/18/20 ESC, 3 ESC in next stitch (place movable marker in the middle stitch), 30/30/34 ESC, 3 ESC in next stitch (place movable marker in the middle stitch, 18/18/20 ESC, 3 ESC in next stitch (place movable marker in the middle stitch), 15/15/17 ESC. Slip stitch to beginning ESC. 8 stitches added. Ponder is a basic top down crochet tee/sweater featuring not so basic stitches. The neck and sleeve openings are emphasized by working stitches in the 3rd loop. Back loop only stitches create subtle lines around the yoke. Toss in fake seam lines and extended stitches to complete the body. The stitches go beyond the beginner level, but are approachable by those who are ready to learn new variations of beginner stitch work. Top down construction means that you can try on as you work and customize where needed. It is easy to alter the bust size and hem line by following the “Pause & Ponder” hints provided. NOTE: additional yardage is required to significantly increase bust or lengthen sleeves or body.

March 3rd 2022 All funds raised from the sales of my patterns will be donated to the International Red Cross to help the Ukraine! ALL prices have been raised to $5.00 US, even patterns which normally I have offered for free, and will remain at that price point until Putin and his minions GTF out of Ukraine. A quick, cute little poncho. Open at the sides and held partially closed by seaming the underarms and buttons added to the overlapping edges. Sizes: Small 1 to 2 years of age (Approx. 24”/61cm chest.) Medium 2 to 3 years of age. (Approx. 27”/68.5cm chest.) Gauge: Small: Fingering held double or worsted wt. = 19 stitches x 16 rows = 4”/10 cm knit on 6.5mm/10 1/2 US. (After blocking.) Medium: DK doubled or aran wt. = 17 stitches and 14 rows = 4 inches/10cm knit on 8mm/11 US. (After blocking) Materials: Small: 250 to 300 yards worsted wt. yarn. (I used a fingering weight yarn, held double. 500 yards used.) 6.5mm/10 1/2 US needles for the small size. Medium: 300 to 350 yards Aran weight yarn. (I use 580 yards of DK, held double for the above Ponchetta.) 7.5 - 8mm/11 US for DK wt. Darning needle and 2 cute buttons Be kind to your printer and the planet. Full charted instructions are on pages 2 and 3. Written instructions are on page 4 and 5. Abbreviations, more pics and options for one more size using bulky wool, 3 to 4 year old’s, are on page 6.

This pattern includes all 4 versions. I started this design on our visit to Seattle to visit our youngest son and explore the Pacific Northwest. I fell in love with so many things--the tall trees, the ocean, the Asian food and the Elysian Brewery! This is an easy pattern to knit while you are doing other things, talking with your knitting friends, watching a great tv show, or sipping pumpkin beer! The reason for 4 variations is to accommodate whatever amount of yarn you have or want to use. The Immortal just uses one colorway. Space Dust uses two. Night Owl and Dark O’ the Moon uses 5 colors--a gradient set or knitter’s choice. The difference is Night Owl used the same amount of each color. Dark O’ the Moon used amounts I chose. You truly can use as many colors and amounts that you like. Of course, if you want a larger shawl, just keep knitting! Some projects and some beers are just too good to put down too soon! The two color version was inspired by needing more yarn than in my one skein. I chose a similar color and added chunks of it. But, you can add as much contrast as you prefer. The 5-color version was knit with a beautiful gradient set. It could also be fun with partial skeins in your stash. The size of color stripes can be adjusted to the amounts of your yarns. And, you can add additional colors if you like, or if you want a larger shawl. The pattern was test knit and tech edited. It contains 4 separate design plans and provides the number of garter ridges of each color. ERRATA: THE MEASUREMENTS ARE: 82-88” ALONG THE INCREASE EDGE. 52-59” ALONG THE DECREASE (K2TOG) EDGE. 38-40” ALONG THE BO EDGE.

Interpretations Vol. 5 is a special anniversary collaboration between Joji Locatelli and Veera Välimäki. Once again these best friends from opposite sides of the world created 12 wonderful patterns for you to enjoy, but this year there’s more! For this 5th issue 12 talented dyers have created special colorways - each design has its own, gorgeous colorway! Find more details about all the yarns here! Watch a movie of the photoshoot here. You can read all about our work together here: www.interpretationsbyjojiandveera.com View the complete look-book here. You can purchase our collections as printed books here too! This delicate cardigan features a lace shawl collar and subtle patterning throughout the body. It is worked seamlessly from the top down using a clever construction. I added ties to make it practical to wear, but you can leave them out and wear it open or use a pin to keep it closed. Sizes: XS (S, M, L, XL, XXL, 3XL, 4XL). Shown in size M on a 36” bust. To fit chest size 28/30 (34, 38, 42, 46, 50, 54, 58/60) inches 75/80 (85, 95, 105, 115, 125, 135, 145/150) cm. Recommended ease: 0-2” 0-5 cm of positive ease. Finished Measurements: Bust circumference (with fronts overlapped and tied): 30 (34, 39, 42½ 46, 49, 55, 58)” 75 (85, 97.5, 106, 115, 122.5, 137.5, 145) cm. Materials: Yarn: 4 (4, 4, 5, 5, 6, 6, 7) skeins of Fino by Julie Asselin (75% Merino, 15% Cashmere, 10% Silk; 400 yds 366 m / 115 g) or approx. 1280 (1440, 1560, 1680, 1920, 2080, 2320, 2480) yds 1250 (1380, 1430, 1540, 1750, 1900, 2120, 2270) m of fingering weight yarn. The sample was made using Intepretations special colorway Happy. Gauge: 23.5 sts and 33 rows = 4” 10 cm in Stockinette st on US 4 3.5 mm needles. We have created a special group for Interpretations where we will be hosting KALs and other fun things. Please come and join us if you like.

If you purchase 5 patterns from my Ravelry Store at the same time (add them all to your cart before you check out), the least expensive one will be free. Every knitter has their cryptonite — like an addictive stitch or irresistible yarn that becomes an obsession. This generously sized triangle shawl combines some of my favorite infatuations: thin stripes, funky lace, and crazily contrasting blocks of color. The sideways construction creates an asymmetrical “spine” throughout the shawl, and the combination of textures and colors will make your knees weak! Of course, the only way to save yourself is to cast on immediately! Yardage 1 skein in „Graphite“ (color A), 87 g / 381 yds [348 m] used for sample 1 skein in „Jersey“ (color B), 68 g / 298 yds [272 m] used for sample 1 skein in „Electric Dreams“ (color C), 82 g / 359 yds [328 m] used for sample Note: To ensure you have enough yarn to finish the shawl, make a gauge swatch! If you do run short, that’ll probably be with color A - in that case, you can simply knit the last few stripes in another color. Pattern has been tech edited and test knitted. Do you like my designs and want to join me on the journey? You’ll find a Ravelry group for discussing my patterns, for test knits and KALs here.

A striking crescent shawl knitted in sport weight yarn, Zelda looks great worn draped around your shoulders with her long slender ends curling to the front, or snuggled up twice around your neck. The relaxing garter body is created with simple increases and the textured border is knitted entirely with slipped stitches. Every row uses just one colour at a time! Once you’ve done a few rows and seen how it goes, you’ll be knitting and chatting with the best of them. The pattern is ideal for an adventurous beginner and includes both written & charted instructions and links to helpful tutorials. FINISHED MEASUREMENTS Width approx. 100”/254 cm (blocked) . Depth at the widest part approx. 14”/35.5 cm (blocked). GAUGE 14 sts and 46 rows = 4”/10 cm in Garter stitch, after wet blocking. YARN 4 skeins of Bohemia Sport by Outlaw Yarn (45% Polwarth 45% Alpaca 10% Possum) 50g = 183 yds/167 m. 2 skeins each of colours A & B. Sample shown in colourways “London Town” (Colour A) & “Earl” (Colour B). If substituting, total approx. 732 yds/668 m of sport-weight yarn. Approx 366 yds/334 m each of colours A & B. NEEDLES & NOTIONS Size US 6/4 mm circular needles at least 32”/81 cm long. Adjust needle size if necessary to obtain gauge. Two stitch markers. SKILL LEVEL 2 balls (see: https://www.trulymyrtle.com/blog/all-the-balls) As with all Truly Myrtle designs, the pattern has been professionally edited and test knitted.

This pattern was written as a thank you to Joe Cole of what the flock hand dyed yarns and the owner’s, JoAnne Turcotte and Amanda Evans, of his LYS the Knitter’s Edge . For their ongoing support of my design work and use of my designs in their samples. Supplies: One Full 464 yard/100 gram skein of What the Flock hand dyed yarns Shown in “Your Not in Oz Anymore” and one 20 gram mini skein shown in “Baloo”. One US size 6 needle circular needle. Two stitch marker Yarn needle to weave in ends Stitches needed: K-Knit P-Purl KFB-knit one front to back YO– yarn over K2tog– Knit two together Errata: Garter bump should read:“repeat these two rows, 22 times”. enjoy it for a dollar off until 5/20

I’ve been lucky enough to land the best side gig ever, working one day a week at a newly opened LYS in my town. I’m sure this is a fantasy many of us share; I match knitters to projects all day and then go home with an armful of yarn! I’ve discovered that many knitters want a simple yet stylish project. Many learned to knit years ago and are coming back to the craft or are just starting off as newbies. But most clients want a lovely finished object that doesn’t require heavy concentration. This Easiest LYS shawl fulfills that wish. You can use fingering or worsted, a gradient or a speckle. Find a yarn that speaks to you and cast on! You only need to know the knit stitch and how to increase and decrease. And if by the end you get ambitious, you can throw in a picot bind off. If not, just go with the straight bind off! Please go to your local yarn store to purchase yarn for this project. They are happy to help you up your knitting game. Or come to Pick Up Every Stitch, a wonderful yarn community in Mt. Kisco NY. We would love to match your skill and interests to a project. Want more? Please join our Pick Up Every Stitch ravelry group: https://www.ravelry.com/groups/pick-up-every-stitch Or follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pickupeverystitch/ and Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/pickupeverystitch/ And check out our website: https://www.pickupeverystitch.com

The possibilities are endless with this little cardi! I have been wanting to design a pattern for those amazing gradient sets that dyers are offering lately… But while working on it I realized it would look amazing using any color combination for the collar: Stripes, variegated coordinating colorways, gradients, neon! This open front cardi with its basic shape will allow you to play with your favorite yarns without getting a ‘busy’ result. Worked from the top down in one piece, the main part of the body grows quickly, leaving the fun part for the last ♥ Finished Measurements: Bust circumference (when worn closed): 31 (33, 37½, 41, 45½, 49, 53½) inches; 78 (83½, 94½, 103½, 114½, 123½, 134½) cm. Yoke depth: 6½, (6¾, 7, 8, 8 ¾, 10, 11) inches; 16 (17, 17½, 20, 22, 25, 27½) cm. Upper sleeve circumference: 11¼ (11½, 12¼, 13½, 15, 17, 18½) inches; 28 (29, 31, 33½, 37, 42½, 46) cm. Collar Width: 7 inches; 17½ cm. Materials: Yarn: Body: Approx. 1000 (1100, 1200, 1350, 1500, 1700, 1900, 2000) yards of fingering weight: High Twist Sock by Pigeonroof Studios (100% Merino - 100g/400yd); 3 (3, 3, 4, 4, 5, 5, 6) skeins (shown in Aquatic series, darkest colorway). Collar: Approx. 480 yards of fingering weight yarn: High Twist Sock Gradient Sets by Pigeonroof Studios (100% Merino - 60g/240yd); 2 sets. It’s not necessary that you use a gradient set here, you can work in a solid color, stripes, variegated… Needles and other notions: US 4 (3.5 mm) and US 2½ (3 mm) circular needles. Stitch markers, row counter (optional), blocking wires or pins. Gauge: Stockinette stitch: 22 st and 32 rows to 4 inches on US 4 (3.5mm) needles, after blocking.

This lacy sweater features a clever cable stitch pattern and a ribbed waistband that’s worked sideways and joined to the body as you go.

Novel-T is a sweet summer sweater knit with my unique side-to-side Novus construction! Novel-T is the short sleeve version of Novel-Long (with a slightly less intricate lace stitch)! SPECIAL: If you have previously purchased Novel-Long on Ravelry you will automatically receive a discount of $6 at checkout, no need for a special code! If you haven’t and purchase Novel-T and Novel-Long together then you will be automatically discounted $6 at checkout. Novel-T is also available as a kit from Craftsy and there was a KAL on OFF OUR NEEDLES . KIT: http://www.nelkindesigns.com/novelTkit Novel-T has a simple Chevron stitch going up the sleeve and across the shoulder with the same Chevron stitch at the side panels. I adore the flattering subtle V-neck which is easily modified if you are more of a boat-neck lover! A turned hem and split side seam allow for a tailored finish, and also for some flexibility in the fit of the hips! There is a KAL thread set up here too: https://www.ravelry.com/discuss/nelkin-designs/3756471 765 (815, 880, 1020, 1200, 1250, 1330) yards/ 700 (750, 800, 930, 1100, 1140, 1220) meters of DK weight yarn FINISHED MEASUREMENTS Bust (Chest Circumference): 33 36, 40, 44, 48, 52, 56 ”/ 84 91, 102, 112, 122, 132, 142 cm Refer to the schematic on Page 2 for more detailed measurements. Errata from before 5/16/18: Page 3: Row 2 and even-numbered rows (WS): Purl. Page 5: Joining Row 1 (RS): Using one strand of yarn across entire row, k4, p1tbl, ….. end with: knit to last 5 sts, p1tbl, k4 . Page 6: Left Shoulder Row 2: …..purl to last 5 sts,k1tbl, p2 , sl2 purlwise wyif Row 4: …..purl to last 5 sts, k1tbl, p2 , sl2 purlwise wyif Page 7: Continue with single decreases , working Rows 1 – 24 of Side Panel Decreases…

SIZES Small (Medium, Large, 1X, 2X) Shown in Small size modeled with 2” of positive ease. FINISHED MEASUREMENTS Bust: 36¼ (40¾, 45, 48¾, 53) Length: 23 (23½, 24, 24½, 25)” MATERIALS Universal Yarn Radiant Cotton (100% Egyptian cotton; 100g/203 yds)  821 Silver Hint – 5 (5, 6, 7, 7) skeins Needles: US Size 5 (3.75 mm) 16” & 24” circular, set of dpns or size needed to obtain gauge Notions: Tapestry needle, stitch markers, stitch holders or waste yarn GAUGE 22 sts x 28 rows = 4” in St st Save time, check your gauge. PATTERN NOTES This tee is worked seamlessly from the top down. When working the Yoke, when there are too many stitches to fit comfortably on the shorter circular needle, switch to the longer needle. The Yoke pattern is both written and charted. By popular demand, the Berry Blossom Tee previously published in the Bamboo Pop Kids ebook has been reimagined in this adult sized piece. Though the sample is knit in Radiant Cotton, Bamboo Pop would make a great substitute.

If you purchase 5 of my self-published designs at the same time (they need to be in the same cart), you will get the least expensive for free! A while ago I was asked by the lovely team of The Yarn Collective to create something pretty with one of their yarns. I was more than thrilled to learn one of the yarns was curated by my dear friend Melanie Berg. A couple of days later I received a box of neutrals and grays to play with, I picked three and did what I like best - made a shawl. Portland Lace is truly beautiful, soft and the finished fabric is drapey and showcases the stitch patterns very well. “Why Logan?”, you might ask. This is what happens when binge watch “Gilmore Girls” while knitting that Garter ;) Though I have to confess, I’m still not sure if I’m Team Jess or Team Logan ;) This design has been created in collaboration with The Yarn Collective. If you’d like to see their yarns head over here. This simple but stylish shawl is engaging and rhythmic to knit, and easy and fun to wear. Most of the body is worked in striped Garter stitch, interrupted by faux rib stripes. One section of simple lace engages the mind and draws the eye. Size One: approx. 195cm/76.75” wide and 80 cm/31.5” long to bottom point. Yarn 3 skeins of Portland Lace by The Yarn Collective (100% merino; 860m/980y per 100g). Shown in colorways: CC1 – 203 Peruvian Skies, CC2 – 201 Sheepish, CC3 – 205 Washed Denim, 1 skein each. The yarn is held double throughout. Needles 3.5 mm/US #4 circular needle (80 cm/32” long). 3.25 mm/US #3 circular needle (80 cm/32” long). Other tapestry needle for weaving. Gauge 22 sts and 44 rows = 10 cm/4” in Garter st measured flat after wet blocking. The gauge isn’t crucial on this project, but differences will affect the finished size as well as the required yardage.

This lacy, beaded shawl is knit with Menta, an amazingly soft yarn you won’t want to put down. Though made 100% from peppermint, this sustainable, vegan yarn is scentless and drapes beautifully. Yarn available here: https://izzyknits.com/collections/yarn-1/products/menta-p... The shawl is knit on the bias starting with 3 stitches, gradually increasing to its full length. The beads, which provide just the right amount of sparkle, are pre-strung before each color change. You will need 543 beads, size 6/0 (or whatever size fits on the yarn you choose!) Finished measurements: approx. width: 125 cm/49”, approx. height: 45 cm/18”

The Ripley Shawl is a lovely new pattern that was the Moogly Fall Crochet Along pattern! The PDF is for the full pattern. To follow along for free, follow the links below: Here are the links to the FREE pattern on my blog: Ripley Shawl Part 1 Instructions: https://www.mooglyblog.com/ripley-shawl-crochet-along-par... Ripley Shawl Part 1 Tutorial Video (right and left-handed): https://www.mooglyblog.com/ripley-shawl-part-1-tutorial/ Ripley Shawl Part 2 Instructions: https://www.mooglyblog.com/ripley-shawl-crochet-along-par... Ripley Shawl Part 2 Tutorial Video (right and left-handed): https://www.mooglyblog.com/ripley-shawl-part-2-tutorial/ Ripley Shawl Part 3 Instructions: https://www.mooglyblog.com/ripley-shawl-crochet-along-par... Ripley Shawl Part 3 Tutorial Video (right and left-handed): https://www.mooglyblog.com/ripley-shawl-part-3-tutorial/ While I’ve designed the Ripley Shawl so that it only uses one cake, you can easily make it bigger in parts two and three – so buy a second skein of It’s A Wrap Sprinkles if you like your shawls larger! As written, it’s 44” wide at top and 24” at the center point. So you can use those measurements to determine if you’d like to add a second cake!