Patterns
Knitting patterns are available from the following places -
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- Shawls
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- Socks
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Cembra
The Cembra socks are a simple yet elegant sock pattern. The chevron texture is inspired by the pine cone of the alpine pine tree, Pinus Cembra. The simple-to-work chevron on each sock is followed by a swathe of relaxing stocking stitch. The socks are mirror images of each other.
Ilex on Ice
Add a bit of subtle winter cheer to your outfit with these fingerless mitts with their garland of winter holly. Ilex aquifolium is the latin name for Holly, which means sharp evergreen oak; most likely named for the similar shaped leaves to the oak tree.
Mytholme
Mytholme is a one skein scarf. The perfect shape to get the most out of your skein and can be worn in a variety of ways. There’s a repetitive lace pattern snuggled next to columns of garter stitch, giving you some rest stitches every row.
Floral Fable
Dive into knitting the Floral Fable cowl, adorned with blooming flowers and meandering vines. This versatile pattern allows you to customise the length by repeating the motifs as many times as you like.
Deft Socks
The Deft socks feature a simple twisted stitch pattern complemented by swathes of garter stitch, which balances enough pattern with simple stitches for a relaxing knit.
Petite Pavement
The Petite Pavement socks are a very simple knit and purl pattern but they use 3 colours of yarn to create an interesting effect. The small “blocks” are like tiny cobblestone blocks.
Shadow Dash
The Shadow Dash socks allow a bright colour to shine. You might be wondering why it isn’t a repeating pattern. That’s because the dots and dashes are Morse code, see if you can find the word “knit”.
Raindrop Reverie
The stitch pattern on the Raindrop Reverie Shawl evokes warm evening rain showers. The raindrops slide down the shawl and drip to the floor. That final drip represented by that long crocheted loop.
Moss Agate
Moss Agate is a great stash buster project. Moss Agate can make the most of small amounts of yarn. Worked in the round and using 2 colour moss stitch for pops of interest.
Thermial
Fancy knitting a sock that’s got a different construction? The Thermial socks start with the radial garter stitch on the foot, then working flat until the heel. The toe and heel are both created with increases and decreases.
Sea Comb
Imagine wandering on the beach, combing for shells and sea glass. The waves are gently hitting the shore. Sea Comb evokes your steady footsteps followed by those quiet moments with the simple rib and cable pattern and the ‘sea’ of stocking stitch.
Spring in Paris
Walk along the Seine, visit the Louvre or enjoy the spring air by climbing the Eiffel Tower. The Spring in Paris socks are a homage to Paris with stitch patterns that are inspired by the Eiffel Tower.
Pedal to the Heddle
The Pedal to the Heddle socks use the same stitch pattern as my shawl pattern, Heddle. The stitch pattern used looks like a woven fabric.
To Chance
A fun top-down sock pattern. The sequel to By Chance socks. These are fraternal and you use a dice to determine which stitch pattern to work. No two socks are the same! If you don’t have a dice, then just google “roll a dice” instead.
Drift & Ebb
The Drift & Ebb cowl is worked in the round and the pattern is reminiscent of the surf hitting the shore. Drift & Ebb is an ideal pattern to try stranded knitting for the first time
Mackerel Skies
Mackerel skies are dappled with rows of small fleecy clouds, reminiscent of the scale pattern on a mackerel’s back. Worked from the top down with a band heel and gusset and a simple knit and purl pattern that creates an interesting pillowed effect.
Pordum
A lace crescent shawl with a stitch pattern that is reminiscent of thistles. Pordum is scalable. In other words, the pattern repeat can be worked any number of times, so you can work the pattern to the length that your yarn quantity will stretch to.
Autumn Fade
Embrace the changing of seasons. Autumn Fade starts with the green leaves of summer which gradually lose their leaves to the bare branches of winter.
Ropewalk
Ropewalk is a top-down sock with bands of texture reminiscent of ropes. In my part of the world, east coast of England, fishing and its paraphernalia are abundant. This sock is a gentle knit with an easy textured pattern at intermittent intervals for an interesting knit.
Aquill
Inspired by the English countryside and its flora. Aquill is scalable. In other words, the pattern repeat can be worked any number of times, so you can work the pattern to the length that your yarn quantity will stretch to.