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Knitting: Scarf
A textured, quilted beauty. A two-layer scarf with negative/positive patterning which brings out the beauty of a variegated yarn.The colour changes are created by drawing the far layer stitches through the near layer ones which also adds dimension to the surface of the fabrics.
Knitting: Scarf
One of Lucy’s most popular patterns, the Sea Lettuce Scarf, has been translated into french!
Knitting: Bag - Other
Beautiful holes create an openwork bag in Baby and Grand Sizes!
Knitting: Scarf
Impress your friends with this warm reversible scarf! The two sides are dramatically different, the better to draw attention to your double-knitting prowess. There is also an option to spice things up with the addition of the ‘pearls’ as you progress.
Knitting: Tote
These tipsy striped squares are created by the directional biasing of the lines of decreases. Each section of the bag is knit onto a previous piece and the whole requires only minimal finishing. Limitless variations are possible.
Knitting: Tutorial
Conquer Kitchener Stitch with this joyously liberating grafting method.
Knitting: Vest
The beautiful ceramics of the Moroccan town of Safi inspired this elegant vest. Originally designed in cream and cobalt, it adapts well to many other colour-ways. Techniques-Circular knitting, steeks, three-needle bind-off.
Knitting: Cardigan
Seamlessly knit from cuff to cuff using short rows. This design grows faster than the baby!
Knitting: Scarf
A simple yet entertaining, reversible scarf with many possible
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
Here it is: a simple ribbed hat that can be decorated with easily removable “theme” buttons to suit wearers of any persuasion (change buttons as the mood strikes you: it only takes a minute!).
Knitting: Scarf
A fun little scarf, with lots of spotted options, including vanishing and reverse stocking stitch spots.
Knitting: Tote, Purse
An outrageous bag for the light-hearted knitter. Worked in the round with integral strap loops made in the edge before moving into two-colour stranded knitting. The teats are knitted into the udder using waste yarn openings with an optional double-knitting method given to speed the knitting of the teats.
Knitting: Scarf, Throw
A reversible, infinitely expandable, blanket or scarf, knitted in garter-stitch entrelac. Fun to knit and most attractive when knit in hand-dyed yarn or one with a long colour gradation. The size of the units may be adapted to suit the colour repeat of your yarn.
Knitting: Mid-calf Socks
A most alluring pair of bead-topped socks with a choice of two different diamond patterns. The Diamond Lace gives a traditional lacy effect, whilst the Waffle pattern gives a denser, more textured look.
Knitting: Mittens
A decadent, reversible, double-layer mitten for truly cozy hands.
Knitting: Christmas Stocking, Socks - Other
The most exciting stocking you will ever knit. Designed for knitters with a low boredom threshold.
Knitting: Scarf
Negative/positive two-colour double-layer knitting with textured Reverse stocking stitch squares for dramatic effect.
Knitting: Scarf
A simple, yet visually spectacular, warm, double layer reversible scarf. A straightforward design, precisely written, to seduce you into the delights of double layer knitting.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
Knit this warm winter hat using two-colour double-knitting with paired decreases.
Knitting: Scarf
Knitted chain mail? It requires a degree of patience, but is immensely entertaining. The result is very striking, however, it is unsuitable for serious in-battle wear! Single loops also make great earrings.
Knitting: Shawl / Wrap
Lots of lovely crispy layers, in a delicious confection of colour, and entirely calorie-free! Try both the scarf and the shawl versions, they grow fast on account of all the lovely bubbles.
Knitting: Ankle Sock
The ultimate warm sock. Although not a quick knit, this makes excellent carry-around knitting for the ardent knitter. The interconnected two-layer fabric is made with a basic double-knitting technique.
Knitting: Scarf
Tricky knitting that will produce hugs (O) on one side and kisses (X) on the other! This pattern may be worked from the charts or from the written directions. The hearts may be padded to add a new dimension.
Knitting: Mid-calf Socks
A very spontaneous sock, knit from the toes up, no swatching required. Bobbles maximize the effect of space-dyed yarn.
Knitting: Shawl / Wrap
uses a solid colour and a hand painter colour
Knitting: Ankle Sock
With the optional double-knit soles, this is a pair of warm socks! The dark background color enhances the brightness of the variously colored zigzag rings that continue from the leg right on to the toes. Begun with a provisional cast-on, these lovelies can be extended further up the leg or tastefully trimmed with bells and a fringe for that friv...
Knitting: Cloche Hat
Christabel Cloche A stylish hat created from a single strip of 72 equilateral triangles. Trimmed with an English Brioche Stitch brim and lining for extra warmth (optional). An ideal project for the knitter on the move, whilst offering plenty of freedom for your own design ideas. Two contrasting yarns, a single color or oddments may be used.
Knitting: Ankle Sock
From the pattern’s description: The most down-to-earth sock you will ever encounter: the perfect footwear for your special farmer, tractor afficionado or mud wrestler.
Knitting: Scarf
A most spectacular and fast way of spreading your yarn $$$ or creating an intriguing fabric in jig time! (It incorporates more air into your knitting.) This scarf may be worked either widthwise or lengthwise according to taste: the two fabrics look remarkably different.
Knitting: Shawl / Wrap
Calls for 440 yards DK or sport and 175 yards contrast yarn. The suggested yarns can easily be changed.
Knitting: Mid-calf Socks
Requires 50g+ of two colours; smaller sizes require 50g of each colour; larger sizes or shorter yardage yarns allow extra background colour.
Knitting: Mid-calf Socks
Summary Toe-up, Garter Stitch Toe, Turkish Heel, Picot Bind-Off; instructions written for 5 x double-pointed needles
Knitting: Ankle Sock
Summary Pattern adaptable to different gauges and foot sizes. Top-down, written for 5 x double-pointed needles, heel flap, common wedge toe. Option for starting with Scalloped Turn-Over Top or Ruffled Turn-Over Top. 2x2 Ribbing, with ribbing continuing on heel flap.
Knitting: Mid-calf Socks
Summary Pattern adaptable to different gauges and foot sizes. Top-down, written for five double-pointed needles, garter stitch short row heel, spiral toe. Option for starting with Wavy Cuff or Sideways Stitch Garter Cuff. Features Estonian Fishtail stitch pattern.
Knitting: Mid-calf Socks
Summary Pattern adaptable to different gauges and foot sizes. Top-down, written for five double-pointed needles, features Garter Stitch Short Row heel, Garter Stitch Common Wedge toe. Option for starting with Tubular cast-on. Stockinette socks with 1x1 ribbing at top.
Knitting: Mid-calf Socks
Yarn: Two 50g skeins of Shelridge Ultra in a main color, plus 10g Shelridge Ultra in hand-painted contrast or assorted solid contrast colors.
Knitting: Ankle Sock
A warm weaving-inspired sock with a frilled turnover top. Stranded knitting throughout. Great for odd-balls ( of yarn!).
Knitting: Pullover
“A light, easy to wear top, flattering to many shapes. Features include shoulder details to highlight the chevrons and adjustable set-in side gussets to accommodate those of us with hips!”
Knitting: Mid-calf Socks
Summary Top down, stranded colorwork, bicycle graphic, common heel.
