One Skein Shawls Recommendations
Every now and then we see and hear from our customers about great patterns to knit. So we will feature one skein shawls, kerchiefs that would be wonderful to knit with one of our fingering weight yarns or in our light lace yarn bases.
Knit with lace weight yarn, this triangular-shaped ‘shawldana’ makes a feathery-light accessory that can be worn so many different ways.. a soft and cozy little extra something for the shoulder seasons when there’s just a hint of a chill in the air.
Designer: Cleome Smith
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Candyfloss is a simple but charming scarf. Worked in pattern, it looks the same on both sides. You can make the scarf more fluffy and lacy using larger needles.
Repeats of the pattern allow to adjust it depending on desired width and length.
On both ends you work increase and decrease every other row.
Designer: Sedna Yang
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What is Gneiss besides a really really nice scarf? It is also a medium- to coarse-grained, metamorphic rock characterized by alternating light and dark bands. Bascially… it’s the schist!
Designer: Laura Nelkin
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This sweet pattern was created by designer Julie Peng to celebrate her birthday. Classic and lovely, this is a timeless little scarf and perfect for a light summery knit.
Designer: Julie Peng
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The Bisous Scrunchie is a srunchie that is knitting in the round and finished by three needles cast off (seamless). That’s a simple project & perfect to start knitting in the round. You can use your waste yarn to make is as you need less than 1 yarn ball to knit one scrunchie. Perfect to have a scrunchie that match your last knitted sweater !
Designer: Camille K
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The Neverland Collars pattern is designed in a way that introduces you to knitting lace if you are not already familiar with this knitting technique. The pattern contains instructions for 3 different lace styles and if you make the styles in the recommended order you will progressively learn all of the basic lace stitches (yo, ssk, k2tog, m1r and m1l).
Designer: Grace Compton
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