Kate Schuyten
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Knitting: Beanie, Toque
Avebury is a Brioche hat knit in the round. This hat looks great in either a solid color or two colors. The Syncopated Brioche stitch pattern used in this hat is completely reversible, making the hat reversible as well! The two color version is worked such that each round is worked with alternating colors - the other color yarn is not carried i...
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Knitting: Shawl / Wrap
Merlyn is a shawlette that is worked sideways. It starts by casting on a few stitches and increases stitches in both the body of the shawl and at the border. The border of the shawlette is dynamic - it starts with 14 stiches and increases to 26 stitches at its widest point before decreasing back down to 14 stitches.
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Knitting: Cowl
Named for one of my favorite Starbucks Fall drinks, the Pumpkin Spice Cowl is bound to keep your neck warm on chilly Fall & Winter days. Knit on large needles and with bulky yarn, this cowl knits up fast! Make one for yourself and a friend!
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Knitting: Shawl / Wrap
I wanted to design a heavier weight shawl that would be the perfect alternative to a scarf. The shawl is shawlette sized which makes it ideal for wrapping around your neck for instant warmth or to cover up bare shoulders in early or late summer. Silverbells Shawl was designed and knit using just 2 skeins of the Silky Merino, making it a quick k...
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Knitting: Shawl / Wrap
Wild Ivy Shawl is a top down shawl that includes both chart and written instructions.
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Knitting: Shawl / Wrap
The name for this shawl was conceived before it was even knit! As I was showing my swatches to my husband, I commented on how the pattern reminded me of a potbelly or wood burning stove with plumes of smoke rising out. His reply? Why not name it En Fuego Shawl.