Annie Schwier
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Knitting: Shawl / Wrap
This wrap is made up of three sections that are repeated in a pattern to the center section and then mirrored on the other half. The three sections’ textures work together to build a wrap that features the best of the essence of knitting.
Knitting: Cloche Hat
Graceful cables adorn one side of this hat, lending a simple yet elegant look to the design. A no-fold brim and pretty decreases on the crown are easy to knit and fun to wear.
Knitting: Shawl / Wrap
Jane Bennet strikes me as elegant in a quiet sort of way, soft-spoken yet not without desires and opinions. I like to think of her after becoming Mrs. Bingley, wondering if wealth would change her or if she would continue in her quiet manner. I think she would, but I believe her elegance would be more noticed by others.
Knitting: Cowl
Quick & easy, this textured cowl will make great last-minute gifts.
Knitting: Cardigan
I suppose you’re wondering who Scarlett is. Well, I’ll tell you. She is the little sister of the main character in the first novel I published, titled The Seer. It’s a contemporary fiction novel with a sci-fi twist and some other cool stuff. And throughout the course of the novel, the main character, Sterling, is knitting a pair of gray gloves ...
Knitting: Beret, Tam
Emma Woodhouse is undoubtedly one of the most fun and interesting characters Jane Austen ever created. Yes, Emma has her faults, and she starts out a bit immature. But I love how her choices, though quite bad in many cases, take her on a journey that changes her forever…and leads her to the discovery of true love.
Knitting: Cowl
Another brioche pattern written for Malabrigo’s lovely yarn. Only this time, for Rasta! And let me tell you--it’s a dream project! Ridiculously soft, super quick, versatile, and only requires 1 skein (unless you want to use more).
Knitting: Shawl / Wrap
Step with me into the delightfully colorful life of Elizabeth Bennet, whom I much prefer to call Lizzie. I hope you find much to enjoy and much to learn as we delve into Lizzie’s personality through the knitting of this shawlette. Can you imagine her wearing something similar on one of her much-loved walks? Would she have worn it to Pemberley, ...
Knitting: Scarf
Love Brioche? Love Malabrigo? Then you’ll love knitting one of these scarves -- a perfect 1-ball weekend project!
Knitting: Cowl
Designed to match my slouchy hat, this cowl is classic--and customizable. Fitted, over-sized, short, tall, however you want it. The instructions are in the pattern and will help you create the perfect fit for what you want.
Knitting: Beret, Tam
Eyelets in bulky yarn. Comfortable, oversized fit. This hat is slouchy, as its name implies. Wear it to one side like a beret, tuck your hair up inside and pin it for a neat look, or just slip it on and let it sit how it sits.
Knitting: Fingerless Gloves
Subtle cables are slightly reminiscent of wood’s grain. Extra long, these gloves are great for those cold days when you need that extra bit of warmth.
Knitting: Scarf
Braids and ribs give this neckwarmer a lovely texture that is pleasing to the eye. Crafted in soft yarns made of cashmere, silk, and merino wool will ensure that you will stay nice and toasty during the cold months. Designed to match my Delicate Fingerless Gloves.
