North Fork Variation is a knit-at-any-gauge, knit-to-any-size-within-reason (or not) shawl. The .PDF should go live tomorrow, barring any disasters with the editing.
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Liner Notes 1 & 2.
Liner Notes 1 is a hat—reversible, with a double knit fabric that isn’t double knit (technically). Knit it in a plain MC and a single CC (my contrast skein was a self-striping sock yarn), or use soft sock-weight scraps for something more unique. The sample shown is knit watchcap-style—it’s just the right length to coverContinue reading “Liner Notes 1 & 2.”
Crevasse Cowl.
The Crevasse Cowl is a smallish neckwarmer design, available as an instant .PDF download. This design features weird buttons, which function as a style/shaping element, rather than legitimately connecting or closing the fabric.
Priorities!
Hey, I’ve got a new shawl out! It’s called Morpho, but it is really the heir of Dog Days 3. Which makes the sudden butterfly-related naming convention feel pretty misplaced. This pattern creates a diagonally-knit triangle shawl, with a focus on texture and a repeating lace motif.
Taiga Moss Shawl.
Plateau
Plateau is a small, funnel-shaped cowl/neckwarmer, similar to Switchback, but without the short row shaping.
