This collection features 5 great patterns (Beaded Mohair Shawl not shown) to knit with Artyarns Beaded Mohair & Sequins.

This ebook features 7 exclusive patterns from Iris Schreier of Artyarns.

4 one-skein projects using Artyarns Beaded Silk Light!

This ebook features 4 scarves to knit using Artyarns Cashmere Glitter.

This e-book uses Artyarns’ newest yarns: Rhapsody Light, and Ensemble Light. Both have 400 yards and are 80g, so you can take this yarn a long way!

This previously unavailable collection is now available in print or in digital format!

This pattern booklet features 6 accessories using Artyarns Cashmere 5 Ply, a worsted-weight, 100% Cashmere yarn.

The Mesh Collection features two patterns: the Lace Vest and Mesh Tee. Both patterns utilize a pretty lace mesh detail that looks great for the summer!

This pattern booklet contains 8 accessories to knit using Artyarns Mohair Splash.

The Silk Essence Collection features 5 great knits using Artyarns Silk Essence, a lace weight 100% Silk.

Previously only available to participants in the KAL, the Sun and Sand Collection is now in ebook form and available for purchase. The ebook features both the Garter Sun and Sand Shawl, and the Cable Sun and Sand.

The Ultrabulky Collection features 5 chunky knitting projects using Artyarns Ultrabulky. Please note that three patterns included in this book use Artyarns Cashmere 5 Ply, as well.

Designed by NellKnits

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This diagonal scarf is perfect for both genders. Experiment with colors, or try using one of our embellished yarns for one of the colors!

This is the perfect shrug for a New Year’s Party or any party at all. Slip it over a sleeveless black tee, and you will sparkle and feel very dressed up.

Love the ocean, and the dancing waves--this is a great all-silk scarf to wear in winter, and a lively shawl for summer.

Make a pair of stylish mitts that sparkle when they catch the light! These are the perfect holiday gifts, and are quick, fun, and easy to knits. Best of all, you can text with them! Worked on size 3 US double pointed needles, or 2 circular needles if you prefer that method. These take only one skein of any of these yarns:

The Transformation Tunic is so named because of the many ways it can be worn. Works great as a scarf, but the unique shape also lends itself to be worn as a cape! Try belting it to wear it as a cute tunic over a tank and leggings.

This is a pure silk yarn with beads and sequins that has the correct drape for a small scarf of this type.

Colors below:

Scarf is shown in Wildflowers colorway.

Inspired by the many jeweled skulls I saw this summer when traveling through Italy and France. Why not a jeweled skull cowl?

A quick knit using Artyarns Ultrabulky. This pattern features a beautiful sunflower pattern that utilizes cables and short row shaping.

A delicate top with interesting side “peek-a-boo” detailing. This pattern is written out with no charts. It features lace, cables, and mesh.

This is a great layering piece for the fall. The mesh lace takes the yarn far, and the wonderful feel of Artyarns Ultrabulky is a pleasure to wear against the skin.

Here’s an unusual design the I created for variegated yarn. It is beautifully soft and long in Ensemble Light, color 1025 (shown) but can use other lovely variegated skeins such as Supermerino, Ultrabulky or Cottonspring.

This a modification for making a larger version of the Crown Royale Crescent from One Plus One: Scarves, Shawls and Shrugs with these 2 new yarns from Artyarns. You must own the original book in order to make this pattern.

This a simply constructed copped jacket. The pattern is suitable for advanced beginners.

A great and versatile knit for the warmer months. This pattern uses only 2 skeins of Artyarns Ensemble Light for the small size!

A sheer shawl for spring/summer that can be used as a lightweight wrap. This is an easy 1-row lace pattern for 1 skein of a variegated yarn like Ensemble Light (silk + cashmere) that has amazing drape. It blocks out beautifully, and really compliments the color variegation.

Yarn Requirements:

Crochet Gauge: 1 motif = 2” x 2”

This shawl is knit sideways in one piece and the lace edging is knitted at the same time to create a beautiful seamless triangular shawl with simple eyelets and a lace border.

This shawl is part of a new ebook collection, featuring seven 1-2 skein projects using Artyarns Beaded Silk & Sequins Light

Pattern uses only 1 skein of Rhapsody Glitter Light for the small/medium size, or 2 skeins for the large. Shown in color 164.

Materials

This Retro lace cardigan uses a Top- Down Set In Sleeve Technique, called the Contiguous Method

This pattern is using both KNITTING and CROCHETING in the same pattern.

This pattern requires both Knitting and Crocheting!!!

2 skeins Artyarns Cashmere Glitter (1 skein for Scarf version)

Materials

This unique top is extremely figure flattering, and enhances the waist in particular. The front is seamless and the back is seamless. For finishing just the shoulders and sides need to be seamed.

This pattern was designed by Sharon Sorken. This unique yarn has the body required for the pattern. Possible substitutions for the Beaded Mohair & Sequins are:

2 (3) sks Artyarns Silk Mohair or Silk Mohair Glitter

11/14 started this design. It is really growing on me.

Knitted from the center out, in a multidirectional fashion.

This pattern is perfect for those who hate seaming and enjoy knitting from the top down. It is perfect for Artyarns 1-ply Cashmere, which has lots of loft, and blooms, so even though it is a laceweight yarn, it fills out and is not too holey. Because it only uses 1 skein (for the small/medium size) it only weighs 50 grams and is light as a feath...

• 2 (3, 4) sks Silk Pearl

NOTE: New version has optional sleeves pattern included.

This lace cardigan is knitted top down. The increases are integrated into the lace diamonds, which makes it so enjoyable--you will not have to worry about increasing separately as you work your way down the piece. Advantage of top down is that there are few seams, you can try on the piece as you go, and best of all, once you separate the arms, t...

Embedded zigzag panels make knitting with variegated yarns so much fun. Continuous knitting technique using short rows means stitches are never picked up and yarn is not cut throughout.

Continuous mitered, actually “unmitered” squares which are knitted without binding off or picking up stitches. Uses short rows in this unusual construction that allows you to maximize the appeal of handpainted yarn. A great technique to learn.

This unusual shawl is constructed from the center outward using simple multidirectional knitting triangles. It is made continuously so that there are no stitches to be picked up and limited ends to weave in. Note how the two ends are completely symmetrical.

Materials

Additional supplies: stitch marker

P51 - Patten number