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To celebrate back to school week, please enjoy this pattern for only $3.95 until next Monday September 3rd. No code needed at check out.

I love rainbows and I love lace, so I combined the two in this colorful crescent shawlette which is knit sideways with a short row lace edging to give the shawl a slight curve. It can be knit with one skein (700 m) of gradient lace weight yarn and a 3 mm needle or with any combination of yarn and needle.

The perfect pattern for 2 to 3 skeins of your favorite stripy sock yarn.

For the first week both stockinette and garter stitch patterns are only $4.50, then the price will be $6.00.

The Cuadrado Cardigan is worked sideways using scrap yarn to hold stitches for the arms which are later picked up and knit in the round. Worsted weight yarn makes this cardigan cozy warm and it can be held together with a pin in the front. It’s a blanket you can wear all day and still look great.

Honey Bees is a simple, top down, raglan, A-line shaped cardigan worked with a honey bee lace panel down the back. The sleeves are divided at the armholes and worked in the round. The Neckband is worked at the end with short row shaping to give it a better fit. This pattern includes directions for both 3/4 and long sleeves.

Sunshine is the perfect pattern for one skein of variegated, gradient, or tonal sock yarn. The lace rays of sunshine add just enough interest while at the same time keeping the pattern easily memorizable.

This pattern is both charted and contains full written instructions. Friends are everything and more to me. They are my chosen family and are woven into my life in such a special way. That’s what this shawl is to me; my life is woven out of the love of all of my friends who share my passion of knitting. This design is the combined work of my gr...

I’ve updated this pattern to include the striped version of this cowl. You will get all three versions in two files when you buy the pattern.

Envuelto (wrapped in Spanish) is a rectangular wrap with a seamless construction. The shawl is either knit in a luxurious baby alpaca, silk and cashmere lace weight mix or a size smaller in a fingering weight 100% merino yarn. Knit sideways with an I-cord edging it uses all of your yarn and knits easily enough to take anywhere. I‘ve included de...

This is the perfect pattern for that favorite skein of sock yarn you just couldn’t live without. It can be made with fun colors to give your outfit just a touch of interest without being too much. It’s an asymmetrical shawl that keeps your shoulders warm and doesn’t fall down but is also a cowl that twists easily around your neck thanks to the ...

Knit these two hats using one skein of your favorite fingering weight sock yarn. 440 yards (402 meters) or more.

A wonderful friend asked me to design a hat for her mother who needed a warm hug, so this is what I came up with: the hugs hat. It’s a knit and purl design with a fun cable that is knit with a twist. The cable reminds me of arms wrapped in a warm hug. Knit one with your favorite fingering weight sock yarn for someone special.

For Fall I’m offering a $1.00 discount on each of my two new hat patterns, Open Rose and Hugs. Just buy the pattern and the discount is automatic until November. Nothing says Fall like a pretty hat!!

Feeling a bit agressive? Need to let your inner Klingon free? Then this is just the scarf for you. It can be used in battle or just worn around your neck to keep you or your favorite Klingon warrior warm. With the silk and merino content and the holes formed by the grips, it flows gently around any Klingon or non-Klingon neck and won‘t get too ...

Waves is a top-down sock pattern using cables to add a slight wavy pattern in self-striping sock yarn without having to make complicated stitches. The decreases for the foot are placed differently to give the sock a better fit and to reduce stretching in the cable pattern. Because cables make a firmer fabric, these socks hold their shape and hu...

This pattern is part of the eBook “Berlin - wrapped in Red”, the result of a collaboration between Steffi Palm & Marion Bulin, owners of Yarn over Berlin, and their fabulous and creative friends. The eBook is part of the Malabrigo Freelance pattern project and features several Malabrigo yarns used for ten red patterns named after Berlin´s d...

This pattern is part of the eBook “Berlin - wrapped in Red”, the result of a collaboration between Steffi Palm & Marion Bulin, owners of Yarn over Berlin, and their fabulous and creative friends. The eBook is part of the Malabrigo Freelance pattern project and features several Malabrigo yarns used for ten red patterns named after Berlin´s d...

Yvonne’s Wings in loving memory of Yvonne Eyer or RedHatKnitter on Ravelry

This is the first of my candy patterns, designed with a fingering weight yarn in a variegated and solid Wollmeise 100% It is a small shawl knit with shoulder seams with increases hidden in the cables going down the corners. It adds just a hint of color to any outfit and because of its shape, stays put nicely on your shoulders.

So what do you do with neon pink and purple sock yarn that you just had to buy? You make a hat for a runner, of course!! In the winter I love to run but it’s usually pretty dark when I’m out there in the cold, so I decided to make this hat to make me a bit more visible on those early morning runs.

This is the second of my candy patterns, this time designed with DK weight yarn in a cozy Baby Llama yarn in colors I just couldn’t resist. This is a long, wide shawl cabled on one edge and garter stitch on the other with an optional loop on the end to pull the shawl through to keep it in place.

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This is the pattern that I use for my favorite vanilla socks. It uses a 3/1 rib for the length of the sock and fits a shoe size 10 or European 41 but you can shorten it to fit your foot. It is written on one page only and I‘ve included an abbreviated, shorter version of the pattern so you can print it out and take it with you, it should be smal...

Welcome to my Advent Stole Mystery KAL. This pattern will be released in four clues, one on each Advent Sunday leading up to Christmas German time. As we light each candle on the Advent wreath, we knit the next clue:

The pattern includes both written directions and charts.

The pattern includes both written directions and charts.

The pattern includes both written directions and graphs.

It all started with one skein of mohair yarn in a gorgeous hydrangea blue. I had to buy it and figured someday I would know what to do with it. I couldn’t imagine an entire shawl knit with mohair but combine it with a next-to-the-skin soft, squishy merino and you have my super soft Primavera Shawl. What could be more spring than rays of sun be...

The pattern has both written and charted directions.

These mitts were originally designed for my handspun in 2007. I had designed them to represent my blog named The Giving Flower with the palm side symbolizing rose stems. These are the perfect quick knit, stash busting Spring mitts that only take a small amount of sock yarn.

In 2005, I started my blog, The Giving Flower, to

Farbenfroh is German and means colorful, literally color happy. It is the perfect shawl for heavily variegated sock yarn that is just too gorgeous for your feet. It is knit from the top down using any amount of yarn you would like, increasing on every other row to create its crescent shape. The wings are knit in garter stitch with a drop stitch...

Approximate finished dimensions: 4.5”/ 12 cm high when sitting on the shelf

In loving memory of Karrie Steinmetz, Knitpurlgurl, who was a big inspiration to me and getting my designs out there.

Shawn is a cute little elf that you can make to watch over the kids this holiday season. He is one of Santa’s helpers and comes every morning to make sure the kids are behaving well. At night he flies back to Santa to give his report. Shawn comes with a letter to tell all about him and what he does. Try to find him every morning, he likes to hi...

This pattern has not been tested. If you find a mistake, please let me know so I can change the pattern. Thanks and enjoy your candy corn!

Doesn‘t every doll need a silk lace shawl to wear on a walk with her dog on cool nights? It was my daughter‘s idea to knit this shawl for her American Girl Doll, Kit. It‘s the perfect present for any child‘s doll and even a good introduction to lace and shawl knitting. It uses about 100 yards of lace weight yarn and can be knit up in no time. T...

Rosa Rugosa is also called a beach rose or beach tomato and grows in the sand at the beach of Cape Cod, Massachusetts where I spent my summers growing up. Inspired by the memories of big buckets of ‘perfume’ with beach roses and salt water from the ocean, I designed this garter stitch crescent shaped shawlette with a flower and wave lace patte...

I have just changed the price of the pattern to $6.00 and trust you will donate to cancer research. Thank you!!

London Skyline Clothes and in honor of the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee I’ve added the Queens Diamond Jubileem Crown chart.

This pattern is both charted and includes written directions for each cloth.

This is a shawl I created and dedicated to my sister who is the best sister anyone could ever have and who I miss terribly because we are much too far apart. Elegant, just as my sister, JudyB is a simple crescent shaped shawl knit with silk and cashmere to give it drape and a touch of luxury wrapped around your shoulders. She is knit in garter ...

Inspired and dedicated to my great friends, Steffi and Marion over at Yarn Over Berlin www.yarnoverberlin.de/de/ ,

Inspired and dedicated to my great friends, Steffi and Marion over at Yarn Over Berlin, I created this cowl to go along with my Berlin Knits series. I knew after seeing the color and feeling the softness of this yarn, it had to be worn around my neck. What better way to decorate your neck than with some luxury yarn and some famous Berlin monume...

Now in 3 sizes!!

Skill Level: Intermediate

Inspired and dedicated to my great friends, Steffi and Marion over at Yarn Over Berlin, I made this hat with some of the famous buildings here in Berlin. I chose Crazy Zauberball in blue and greens because Berlin in the summer is such a green city with its many trees and blue skies. Try knitting your hat in other colors such as reds and oranges...

Pattern calls for 100 gm of fingering yarn on 6 needles. Pattern does not recommend any particular brand. I used 150 Gm of worsted weight on 9 needles. My scarf was wider, but still 64” in length. Very easy and attractive!

These mittens were not made for a baby but rather custom fit for my daughter’s doll. I don’t know if they would fit a baby or not, they are most likely to be too small.

These socks were not made for a baby but rather custom fit for my daughter’s doll. I don’t know if they would fit a baby or not, they could be too small.