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This pattern reminds me of a meandering path through the roots and vine-y undergrowth of a forest in fall or winter…hence the name.

This is a design inspired by Elsbeth Lavold’s Viking Patterns for Knitting. The symbol between the cables is the St John’s Cross, also called the happiness sign because it was supposed to bring happiness.

This Parfait Top is worked in stockinette, in the round, bottom up to the armholes. It is then divided front/back, then divided again at the neckline to work the shoulder straps which are grafted/kitchenered together.

These charts are based on the ones used in my DK Tea Set and Sheep Blanket patterns. These charts are available to use in any other patterns, DK or otherwise.

The gauge listed above is for the S and M sizes. To get the larger size, use larger needles to get a gauge of 24 sts over 4 inches.

This is the steeked version of my DK Sheep Blanket that I posted a few weeks ago.

This is a relatively small blanket, probably good for a baby lap blanket or car seat blanket.

If you do decide to download this and make a cozy, please post your project in Ravelry and indicate this as the source pattern. Thanks!

I based this hat design on an earlier design I created that used a “3-strand” Celtic braid cable pattern. I wanted to try some sort of cable/braid patterm using 2 colors and tried different combinations of cabling until I found one that seemed to work well and gave it an organic look.

This pattern creates a reversible design using characters that are asymmetrical, so it’s a little trickier than typical Double-Knitting which usually uses symmetrical images that automatically reverse. In those cases you follow one chart alternating the colors. With this, each side of the DK work has its own color pattern so there are two chart...

This pattern creates a reversible design using characters that are asymmetrical, so it’s a little trickier than typical Double-Knitting which usually uses symmetrical images that automatically reverse. In those cases you follow one chart alternating the colors. With this, each side of the DK work has its own color pattern so there are two chart...