By Stephanie Lotven From Ravelry: “Inspired by my daughter’s obsession with ‘nature collecting,’ this little hat celebrates spring. On the first warm day of the season, we walk around our neighborhood stuffing our pockets full of the new ‘baby leaves.’ The Leaf Keeper hat is a lightweight open-work project perfect for keeping little explorers […]
From Ravelry: “Inspired by the beautiful waves of the DelMarVa Peninsula – the DelMarVa Cowl is a quick and easy knit that can be enjoyed by beginner and experienced knitters alike! Must know how to knit in the round, as well as the following stitches: Knit Purl Yarn Over (YO) Instructions include directions on how
by Hilary Smith Callis From Ravelry: “Created in collaboration with the Yarnover Truck for the 2018 San Diego Yarn Crawl, Estero is a lacey cowl designed to mimic the look of an asymmetrical triangular shawl wrapped around the neck. Estero is knit flat with a series of increases and decreases forming its shape, while stripes
By Miriam FeltonAs described by the designer: ‘Daelin is a soft crescent-shaped shawl, perfectly sized to be worn as either a scarf or a shoulder shawl. With squishy garter stitch up top, and a progression of lute- like lace on the edge, it features a sweet stitch cluster and a subtle picot edge.’
By Corrina FergusonAs described by the designer: ‘Cappercallie is a raglan-ish cardigan with an unusual construction. The body is worked in 4 diagonal panels to take advantage of the properties of hand-dyed yarns. The sleeves are 3/4 length and make up the neckline as well. The diagonal construction makes the most of the yarn and
By Corrina FergusonAs described by the designer: “Cappercallie is a raglan-ish cardigan with an unusual construction. The body is worked in 4 diagonal panels to take advantage of the properties of hand-dyed yarns. The sleeves are 3/4 length and make up the neckline as well. The diagonal construction makes the most of the yarn and
By Nell Ziroli As described by the designer: ‘Alternating garter ridge and stockinette stripes in an offset triangle that is addictive to work, and can be made in almost any weight yarn. Easy to wrap once or twice, so wearable. Sample used about 135 yards of color A and about 240 yards of color B.
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