By Fatimah HindsAs described by the designer: ‘This shawl was inspired by the beautiful Dragonfly colorway Middle Earth. The gentle slopes on the edging put me in the mind of rolling hills. In the center of Middle Earth, just north of the Shire, you will find the Hills of Evendim. The shawl is cast on […]
By Nikki Van De CarAs described by the designer: ‘Whin hat is worked from the bottom-up with a two-color rib brim, It includes intuitive colorwork, and a slight slouch.’
By Nikki Van De CarAs described by the designer: ‘Simple and a bit off-kilter. An asymmetrical scarf worked from tip to tip with a picot edging.’
By Heather AndersonAs described by the designer:’A lovely blend of simple and elegant, this crescent shaped shawl blends the simplicity of a stockinette body with eye catching lace and cable designs. The shawl is worked from the top down until the lace edging. At that point, the edging is knit on from side to side.
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By Jessica L RiceAs described by the designer: ‘An asymmetrical shawl with soft scallops and a lace edge that echoes the frilled tips of parsley leaves. This is a great pattern when youre just getting into lace knitting.’
By Barbara BensonAs described by the designer: ‘Beginning at one end and working straight through to the other; this scarf combines knitting stripes with slipped stitches and lace techniques to create the illusion of an embroidered surface. There is no stranding of yarn, only one color is being knitted with at any given time.’ Each
By Erika FloryAs described by the designer: ‘A crescent-shaped shawl, Greige is worked from the top down in three garter stitch wedges. The edging is attached to the body of the shawl as it is worked. The instructions for the lace edging are both written and charted. You will need approximately 220 yards of each
By Fatimah Hinds As described by the designer: ‘ Oppositional is knit using 2 different weights of Dragonfly yarn Pixie and Traveller to create a colorblock effect that is popular right now. The cardigan is light and drapey in the shoulders and skirt and for the waist and trim it has a more substantial feel.
By Andrea MediciAs described by the designer: ‘This scarf was designed specifically for our gradient sets. Using just 1 set you can create this striking piece which is made up of slipped stitches, knits and purls. The length as written is perfect for tucking into your coat but there are instructions on how to make
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By Astrid Schmidt-Nielsen As described by the designer: ‘This crescent shaped shawl is perfect for lace beginners. It has a stockinette body with a simple lace inset and a knitted on edging. The size is flexible and can be easily changed by increasing the stockinette section or the lace section, or both.’
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