Fanciful Knitting and Crochet designs from the Heart of Western Maine!
Thursday, December 20, 2012
Here is some socks that I designed and knitted a couple of years ago. I used brown fingering yarn the I had on hand at the time. They are the same as the blue one that I have on ravelry and craftsy.
Here is a link to them on ravelry:
Wow, its almost Christmas!! Where does the time go?
I having been spending some of my time working on a new neck warmer
pattern. Finally got it ready for you! Its called "Diamonds in the
Waves Cowl". I made it with KnitPicks Brava Sport yarn about 400 yards.
It came out very nice and roomy and very cuddly!
I can't believe its December already!!I just finished a new pattern. Its related to my Swirling Leaves neck warmer. This one is a scarf called Twisted Leaves Lace Scarf.
The pattern sells for $4.00 from either of these places.
You are welcome to browse my stores!1
Happy Holidays!!
Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Happy Holidays to all!
I just finished a new Merry Melody Design--a nice warm neck warmer or cowl called Swirling Leaves Neck Warmer. It features a lovely border, and the center is swirls of leaves and a really awesome, yet simple pattern stitch that winds along with the leaves.
Here is the links to the pattern which is now available for $4.00 and once purchased is immediately downloadable to your computer.
I sure would love it if you would browse my stores along the way! Here are some pictures!!
Wednesday, November 21, 2012
Greetings friends!
The holidays are upon us, and we have lots of knitting to do!!
I just finished a new scarf. It is called Cranberry Sauce Lace Scarf. Do you remember my Pumpkin Pie (Pi) Shawl? Well, this just has to go with it!! And its just in time for the holidays! It really doesn't take too long to knit up. Here are some pictures for you. And Have a happy Thanksgiving! You will be able to purchase the pattern on craftsy or ravelry--just check out my stores! You gotta love the Red!
Hello Knitting friends!
I finally finished my Pumpkin Pie Shawl. It took me a while to design, knit and format instructions. I was inspired by Elizabeth Zimmerman's pi shawl. Only instead of knitting in the round and being round, I wanted it to be curved to fit around the shoulders, and knitted back and forth on circular needles. I used KnitPicks Palette fingering weight yarn in 4 pumpkin-like colors for a warm autumn feel. I hope that you like it! It is available for purchase from ravelry and craftsy for $4.00--for immediate download. Here are the links:
What a lovely fall day we had here in Maine! We are having a very nice week in October finally after quite a bit of rain. The only leaves left are the beech and the oak trees.
Here are my two beloved kitties--Callie and Cocoa. One of them is usually in my lap when I am working on my knitting designs. I just can't design a knitting pattern without them!
Have a fun day knitting!
Monday, October 22, 2012
Hello Fellow knitters!
I just added last Friday the 19th of October 2012, a new knitting pattern design. I really think it is so pretty. It is rather a fantasy scarf. Called Shetland's Fairy Scarf. It was so fun to create and knit. I couldn't put it down. I knitted it in KnitPicks Lace yarn that was just the right color for the pattern. You can find it in Ravelry and Craftsy. Here are links to this pattern below:
Most of my patterns sell for $4.00 and they are downloadable as soon as you purchase one.Please feel free to browse around the store. There might be more patterns you want to buy!
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Good Morning happy knitters!
I took some lovely pictures of my yard yesterday with the fall colors. They are showing up more every day. Here in western Maine, the colors are almost at their peak. Too bad they fall off so quickly. The colors are certainly inspirational to designing new scarves.
Here is another new scarf pattern that I finished in September--Diamonds and Winding Ribbons Lace Scarf. This one was also knitted in a KnitPicks lace yarn. The pattern is charted as well as written out, so it makes it easier to knit following the instructions. I am trying to improve my patterns every time I make a new one.