Just so pretty!
The Round Poinsettia Ornament by Susie Bonell is a fun project!
It's knit flat using size US 5 needles. The pattern is stitched on using duplicate stitch.
The pattern calls for 3 colors of Ultra Pima.
Can't wait to cast on? You can snag the pattern here and the yarn here.
Happy knitting!
Let the yarn do the work!
The Chevron Scarf by Urth Yarns calls for 2 skeins of Uneek Fingering, a super soft, self-striping merino that transforms a basic scarf into a work of art!
It's knit using size US 3 needles.
Can't wait to cast on? You can snag the pattern here and the yarn here.
Happy knitting!
There's no such thing as too many hats!
The Pannonica Slouch Hat by Shannon Dunbabin calls for just one skein of Anchor Bay, a super soft merino/cotton blend.
It's knit using sizes US 4 and 6 needles, or size required to obtain gauge.
Can't wait to cast on? You can snag the pattern here and the yarn here.
Happy knitting!
Quick and easy and oh-so-beautiful!
Caracowl by Alexandra Tinsley calls for 3 skeins of Caracol, a super soft, uniquely textured yarn in amazing colors.
It's knit using sizes US 11 and 13 needles. A perfect weekend project!
Can't wait to cast on? You can snag the pattern here and the yarn here.
Happy knitting!
A super fun knit!
The Deco Fans Cowl by Sara Burch is inspired by classic art deco wallpaper. The pattern calls for 1 skein of each of two colors (2 skeins total) of Mecha, a soft and squishy chunky weight merino.
Although the stitch pattern looks complex, it features a combination of slipped stitches and simple cabling so colors are worked one at a time.
It's knit using size US 10.5 needles.
Can't wait to cast on? You can snag the pattern here and the yarn here.
Happy knitting!
