This mesh and cabled poncho begins as a large rectangle. Then it is folded in half, and one edge is partially seamed to create this lightweight summer poncho. The natural bias of the mesh stitches creates an asymmetrical poncho with multiple possibilities for wear.

These three, small bags are for carrying just the essentials, and can be used together or separately. Made of colorful linen, they will get softer and have more drape, the longer they are used.

This colorful entrelac pattern of blocks lends itself well to placemats, as colors to match your dishware are almost infinitely possible.

This pair of fingerless mitts works beautifully with a hand-dyed DK weight yarn that is full of flecks of color, as the stitch pattern on the top of the hand appears to fracture those colors into a kaleidoscope!

Colorful garter stitch mitered squares build one after another until the 12 square rectangle can be folded into a clever origami bag! Add the linen stitch strap worked in the same colors, and you have a practical and colorful market bag, project bag, or purse!

This adorable striped bag is in the shape of a bee, with a hexagonal face as the flap of the bag and little flower motifs strung together to form the carrying strap. Tiny wings and legs provide extra embellishments, and the interior is the perfect size for a small work in progress or a little girl’s important possessions.

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This pattern is a part of the PNW LYS TOUR 2021. To receive this pattern for FREE join us on our LYS Tour!