This deep V neck cardi has many slimming knitting tricks built right in to flatter one and all.

Designed by Sandi Rosner

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Designed by Sandi Rosner

Designed by Sandi Rosner

Finished Measurements: Chest: 36 (40, 44, 48)”

Designed by Fiona Ellis

Designed by Sandi Rosner

Designed by Sandi Rosner

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Designed by Sandi Rosner

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The body of this pullover is worked in the round to the armholes, then divided for front and back. The sleeves are knit separately and sewn in place.

The body of this pullover is worked in the round from the lower edge to the armholes. The sleeves are worked in the round from the cuffs to the armholes. The sleeves and body are then joined, and the yoke is worked in the round to the neck.

This jacket begins with the front and back panels, which are worked from the bottom up. Stitches are picked up along the side to create the side panels. The sleeves are worked in the round from picked up stitches.

Fingerless gloves with cable pattern across back of mitt

Cabled hat with a unique finish at the top.

Mitts are knit in the round from the cuff to the fingers.

Lovely cowl or shoulder shawl knit as one piece in the round. The piece sports a point much like a triangular shawl, but the cowl construction aids in keeping the garment on your shoulders.

A triangular Feather and Fan shawl that starts at the point and works up to the top. Three coordinating colors give the shawl a subtle (or not) striping.

Use of beads is optional.

Pattern is worked in the round using stranded Fair Isle technique.

Fun cowl to knit that incorporates cabled slip stitches.

V-neck lace cardigan with front tie and knitted in front bands.

Southern Scallop

Skill level: Intermediate

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GAUGE

I designed this hat for Kollage. You can now purchase the pattern here on Ravelry!

The fingering weight yarn provides a beautiful lightness, perfect for the warmer days of Fall. You’ll enjoy the intricate cable and lace panel on the front.

Striking cables are the striking feature of the Hayden Shawlette. This pattern is written to include two different yarn weights!

SANDS OF TIME

This pattern is part of the Feed Your Creativity program that Kollage Yarns runs.

Fashionable casual is what I like to call the Katie. The deep raglan shaping and the dolman sleeves coupled with the dramatic ribbing at the bottom and beautiful cowl at the neck make this piece really stand out!

The modern jean jacket, the shortcake is the perfect accent piece for any wardrobe. Made out of recycled blue jeans this bolero is machine washable and dry able.

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These socks feature all of my favorite things about knitting sock patterns: an easily-memorized pattern, a lovely texture that lends itself to either semi-solid or variegated colors, and a pattern that is unisex and perfect for the entire family. I can’t help but envision a family of coordinating socks warming by the cabin’s fireplace.

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Small = 35” x 35”

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This cowl features all of my favorite things: an easily-memorized pattern, a lovely texture that lends itself to either semi-solid or variegated colors, and a pattern that is unisex and perfect for the entire family. The pattern offers two sizes, either an infinity scarf or an oversized cowl, either of which I can’t help but envision being bund...

We sense a whiff of Audrey Hepburn-era Givenchy about this design, with its open front, clean lines, and clever gathers. You begin by making the squared-off yoke (shaped with wrapped short rows; you can find explanations for these on the internet). Then you make the belled fronts and back and collar. You assemble most of the garment and wash it...

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Part of Coffee Break Knits, a limited edition booklet launched at Sock Summit 2011.

Part of Coffee Break Knits, a limited edition booklet launched at Sock Summit 2011.

The doll shawl version of this pattern is part of Coffee Break Knits, a limited edition booklet launched at Sock Summit 2011.

The easy lace yoke is worked first and stitches are picked up to finish the neck, then again to finish knitting in the round on down to a lace finish.

Easy construction (bottom-up, seamed, little shaping).

Includes pattern for both the adult and child skirt.

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Inspired by a piece in the Fall 2010 Celine collection, this sleek and streamlined tunic is a great layering piece for fall. Wear it with leggings and boots, or over jeans. Belt it to show off your shape. Easy knitting for a piece you’ll reach for all winter long. For more information, see: http://www.patternfish.com/patterns/7521

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A flirty triangle scarf or shawlette in one size, worked from neck to hem, with a deep openwork border of overlapping leaf motifs. The easy-to-work stitch patterns and wrong-side rest rows make this piece a great first shawl project, or a fun, relaxing weekend traveler for experienced knitters. It’s ornate appearance belies its simplicity of co...

Just one of the niftiest ideas ever, beautifully and swiftly executed in crochet with gorgeous Sock-a-licious yarn. Brilliant. Look at the extension within the sizing-- you don’t need to be precise, just have an idea of the shoe size, and voila! Instant Perfect Gift. And they’re not only for yoga, either: what about gymnastics? And bedsocks for...

Either an infinity scarf or a cowl, both are perfect for a cozy autumn stroll across the Pont Neuf bridge along the River Seine in Paris.

Springtime in Paris! This lightweight, lace scarf is the perfect thing to wear as you stroll Le Petit Pont or enjoy lunch at the cafe. Requiring just one skein of fingering weight yarn, there are two different sizes. The pattern features an easy 8-stitch repeat that features lace only on the right side rows, making this pattern very easy to adj...

I’ve only been to Alabama once, for a short day trip to Mobile, years ago. The gorgeous flowers from Bellingrath Gardens were the highlight. Those flowers, and the perfect Blush colorway of Sock-a-licious from Kollage Yarns (in Alabama!), were the inspiration for this set.

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There is one error in the stitch count. When shaping the raglan sleeves at the yoke, the stitch reduction on the 5th row of each set is -24, not minus 84. Love the pattern!

This flowing shawl, done in Creamy, was a joy to work on. The transition from the bottom borders to the center panel is really easy and painless, with the borders continuing up each side. The checkerboard continues from approx. 8” from each end throughout the center. Very elegant