Pattern will be available on Local Yarn Store Day 2024

Want to travel Arizona use Historic Route 66 of course!

This is a fun to shawl to play with different stitches and to play with our Dyelicious Mogollon Rim yarn. That has streaks of colors throughout the skein. This shawl has random textured stitches whenever you come to a streak! This will keep your brain busy as you knit!

Yes it may be hot here in Arizona but we still have beautiful butterflies! We were inspired by Arizona Butterflies like the “Gulf Fritillary” and “Arizona Sister.” We love the sections of color and shapes in each amazing butterfly’s wing. This is a crescent shaped shawl with some sections with stockinette, some with garter, and a little bit of ...

Oracle is not only a beautiful area in Tucson Arizona but a seer that was known for using a magic eye to see the future (Don’t we wish!!) The Oracle shawl has magic holes and each one can be unique depending on the yarn of each knitter.

As someone who loves challenges, enjoys birds, and is always looking for ways to use up scrap yarns and mindless projects, I took on the challenge of reworking the pattern to be knitted back and forth (rather than in the round), which would need sewing to complete it. This is a quick recipe pattern for a knitted bird nest when you don’t want to...

This is a companion to the Streets of Phoenix Moebius, but here we have taken advantage of the interesting striping that happens naturally when knitting a brioche moebius.

Part of the beautiful Arizona landscape, the Sunset Crater National Park is a unique ancient volcanic cinder cone. This shawl reminded us of the tops of a volcano and the holes it left in the area. Located in Northern Arizona it is part of the wonders of Arizona.

To navigate the streets of Phoenix all you have to do is drive our nice straight roads.They are mapped out in a grid so it’s easy to get around and explore our beautiful town. This moebius has many beautiful rows and is a great way for you to explore the brioche technique. Just like the Phoenix streets that change direction depending on the tim...

Arizona is known for its beautiful blue skies and amazing sunsets. This pattern was inspired by these colors and shapes. With lots of stockinette, this is a fun and quick knit with just enough lace and a beautiful edging to make it very special.

This Shawl was inspired by the Chiricahua Cliffs in Southern Arizona. They are called the “Wonderland of rocks” and this beautiful ribbed shawl reminds us of the “Wonder of ribs.”

This is a beautiful AZ Cowl. It’s a quick knit perfect for any knitter that works with any chunky yarn. The Saguaro Cowl is a unique pattern, with its cables and textured stitch pattern. It reminds us of the great Saguaro Cacti all around us here in the Valley of the Sun. Add a button from our local artist and viola a cowl perfect for Tempe Yar...

Baby’s First steps are hard and slow at first, but with time and practice it gets easier, just as it is with learning to knit!

It’s Fun to Knit Squares!

Babies are such a blessing and they grow so fast! Just a stitch in time when you look back. All those sleepless nights and painful teething cries, all we want to do is wrap them in a blanket and cuddle them and keep them safe and warm. This blanket pattern is designed for all experience levels, tired mommies are included too! The Blanket has a ...

Arizona is known for its beautiful sunsets and impressive canyons but we also have a unique treasure called the Vermillion Cliffs. This remote and unspoiled, 280,000-acre Monument is a geologic treasure, It’s a majestic rock formation full of curves and sweeping formations. This shawl will curve around you and with the swirled edge it will be a...

Calling all Football Fanatics!

This beautiful asymmetrical scarf was inspired by my wonderful friend Marla. She is fun and crazy and inspires me to try to be whimsical in my day-to-day life!

Once upon a time a baby blanket wanted to be created with solid stripes. As time passed the stripes became blocks. They couldn’t be ordinary blocks, because they got invaded by purls.. Before we knew it the tiny purls organized themselves into cute little rows which reminded us of little ducks in a row.

Fountain Hills, is a beautiful town surrounded by gorgeous Arizona scenery! The iconic symbol of this town is the worlds 4th tallest Fountain, that can be seen for miles away. This fountain sprays water 560 feet into the air for 15 minutes every hour during the day. Photos of the cascading water were the inspiration for the shaping of this shaw...

This Shawl was inspired by the streaks of color in the new McClintock South hand dyed Yarn and the shore lines of Lake Powell. This simple pattern work along the edges reminded us of the contrasting edges of Lake Powell’s smooth worn curves of the rocks and the jagged edges of the shorelines. While the edges are simplistic yet patterned there i...

This is well tested foundation Women’s sock pattern. We’ve done the math for you for all sizes and it has been written with instructions for both DPNs and 2 Circular needles. Needle sizes and yardage will vary depending on what size you have chosen to knit.

This is well tested foundation Men’s sock pattern. We’ve done the math for you for all sizes and it has been written with instructions for both DPNs and 2 Circular needles.

This Elusive Designs’ “Embracing New Skills” pattern is written so that new knitters have the opportunity to grow their skills as they complete the project, while experienced knitters are given some variety in the knitting without making it a “have to focus intently” pattern. Either way the blanket is wonderful.

Welcome to “Accessory After the Fact” Mystery KAL!

These fingerless hand warmers will keep your hands nice and toasty warm all year round. With cables and easy lace work, they are fun and quick to knit.

This is a crescent shawl that is perfect to wear out on the town or in the country on a cool evening walk.

Materials: ~75 yards of DK cotton or cotton blend yarn. Set of 5 dpn US 6, or 16” US 6 circular needles, or size to obtain gauge, or size needed to obtain gauge.

This pattern is knitted on two needles and seamed up for those who prefer two needles over dpn’s.

Size: One size, ~19” long x 36” around

Originally an Elusive Designs mystery KAL hosted by Tempe Yarn & Fiber. Recommended for intermediate knitters. Some participants used beads instead of the bobbles.

5 skeins of Heritage is used.

Thank you for helping women! This pattern is set up for double pointed needles, knitted as one piece in the round. updated 7/22

An Unusual Market Bag. It doesn’t fall over when you are trying to add things and it holds way more than you would believe. I sometimes have to quit stuffing it because it gets too heavy. It’s quite strong and durable.

Tempe Yarn & Fiber’s first Mystery Crochetalong is a market bag crocheted out of 4 skeins of Cottonwood by FibraNatura.

This is an easy shrug with an interesting twist. Twisted drop stitches make this a quick and fun project. Its knitted in two flat rectangles that are seamed up.