Scarves, cowls, shawls and ponchos
Friend of the Forest Hood
Friend of the Forest Hood Size Medium This particular design represents a perfect confluence of events; first, I got a request for a hooded cowl with a rounded crown, and then I found this rather spectacular alpaca yarn in the sale bin at my local yarn shop and knew that it would be perfect for the job. And if that isn't delightful enough, I also played a harrowing game of yarn chicken and managed to finish this medium size hood with just two skeins of the yarn. As you'll notice, however, I…
Boom! pattern by Plays With Fibre
Boom! is a very simple asymmetric boomerang shawl, knit in garter stitch with increases and decreases. The shawl was designed with the intention of displaying a colour gradient in handspun yarns, prepared from commercially blended tops, but could be used with any commercial yarn. It would be ideal for variegated or gradient yarns.
Lavender Ice Cowl
This pretty kerchief style cowl pattern is a great way to add a pop of color to your outfit. The Lavender Ice Cowl is knit with a beautiful warm plum shade, perfect for bringing out the rosy color of your cheeks on a cold day. Unlike other cowl knitting patterns, this one isn't big and bulky, so you can wear it with almost anything. This knit cowl pattern is fitted and chic enough to layer over a blazer, yet cozy and warm enough to put on under a jacket.
Pattern - Knitted Finch Ruffle Shawl
Digital file download: Adobe PDF file 671 KB This pattern is for a beautiful, ruffled shawl with delightfully transitioning colors, knit with two strands of yarn together in a gentle curve by increasing at the edges of the body. The ruffle is knit with a single strand on smaller needles in short row sections along the bottom edge of the shawl so that the colors transition sideways along the bottom. Skill level: Intermediate Finished size: 60 inches wide at top. 24 inches long from…
Zuzu's Petals
All the style of a shawlette without the fuss of trying to keep it around your neck! This easy to wear cowl is designed to mimic the look of a shawl casually draped as a scarf.Pattern includes written and charted directions for two gauges to accommodate sport - worsted weight yarn. Knits up fast from the top down with a small amount of yardage and is simple enough for an advanced beginner.Samples were knit in Madelinetosh Pashmina in “Tern” (grey, sm gauge) and Twisted Fiber Art’s Catnip in…
Free For All Cowl Free Knitting Pattern
Colorful Cowls Free Knitting Patterns. Free For All Cowl will looks totally amazing, especially in vivid colour like yellow or light blue. It features an intuitive textured stripe pattern and small openings. Thanks to that, this cowl looks a little bit vintage, don’t you think? #cowl #freeknittingpattern
Easy Button Wrap
This wrap started out as a shawl. When I was halfway done with it, I added a button and turned it into a buttoned wrap similar to one I had seen in the window of a boutique in Naples, Florida. I am glad I did this for many reasons. It is easy to wear, it looks great with jeans or slacks, and it is quite versatile. The large button is actually just tied on with yarn so I can change buttons when the mood hits adding one, two or even three! It can be worn with buttons removed and pinned with a…
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How to Knit an I-Cord Edging | 10 rows a day
There is no doubt that an i-cord edging looks great. Last week we discussed how to create an i-cord and bind off stitches at the same time. It’s an excellent solution for finishing necklines, cuffs and pockets. But what to do when we knit a blanket, or a poncho, or a washcloth? It’s not enough … How to Knit an I-Cord Edging Read More »
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5 Knitting Patterns Perfect for Beginners
A great collection of five simple knitting patterns for beginners. Each pattern is easy, geared toward new knitters, and doesn't require you to know much beyond knit and purl. Find an easy scarf pattern, hat pattern, and even a beginner sweater! #knittingpatterns #easyknittingpatterns #beginnerknitting #knittingforbeginners
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How to Knit an I-Cord Edging | 10 rows a day
There is no doubt that an i-cord edging looks great. Last week we discussed how to create an i-cord and bind off stitches at the same time. It’s an excellent solution for finishing necklines, cuffs and pockets. But what to do when we knit a blanket, or a poncho, or a washcloth? It’s not enough … How to Knit an I-Cord Edging Read More »
Friend of the Forest Hood
Friend of the Forest Hood Size Medium This particular design represents a perfect confluence of events; first, I got a request for a hooded cowl with a rounded crown, and then I found this rather spectacular alpaca yarn in the sale bin at my local yarn shop and knew that it would be perfect for the job. And if that isn't delightful enough, I also played a harrowing game of yarn chicken and managed to finish this medium size hood with just two skeins of the yarn. As you'll notice, however, I…
Boom! pattern by Plays With Fibre
Boom! is a very simple asymmetric boomerang shawl, knit in garter stitch with increases and decreases. The shawl was designed with the intention of displaying a colour gradient in handspun yarns, prepared from commercially blended tops, but could be used with any commercial yarn. It would be ideal for variegated or gradient yarns.
5 Knitting Patterns Perfect for Beginners
A great collection of five simple knitting patterns for beginners. Each pattern is easy, geared toward new knitters, and doesn't require you to know much beyond knit and purl. Find an easy scarf pattern, hat pattern, and even a beginner sweater! #knittingpatterns #easyknittingpatterns #beginnerknitting #knittingforbeginners
Lavender Ice Cowl
This pretty kerchief style cowl pattern is a great way to add a pop of color to your outfit. The Lavender Ice Cowl is knit with a beautiful warm plum shade, perfect for bringing out the rosy color of your cheeks on a cold day. Unlike other cowl knitting patterns, this one isn't big and bulky, so you can wear it with almost anything. This knit cowl pattern is fitted and chic enough to layer over a blazer, yet cozy and warm enough to put on under a jacket.