When Boston-based author and long-time Churchmouse friend Alexandra Dane was in Seattle, she stopped by the shop wearing a scarf that turned our heads. Alex’s perfect airplane project (both to knit and to wear!) is a sheer tube of lace-weight mohair you can style any number of ways. It’s just the kind of thing we love—simple, simple, simple, and all about the color! We’ve added an optional dusting of tiny beads for a little sparkle.The scarf is super soft and cuddly. We used 2 skeins and the scarf is knit on 5mm, 60cm circular needles.
Celebrating Rowans 40th Anniversary with 40 projects to knit with love and wear for a lifetime, from the bold colours of Kaffe Fassett’s painterly pieces to the sumptuous texture of Martin Storey’s classic cables. Look back at some of our most iconic designs and choose your very own Rowan masterpiece to cast on today!I've always wanted the Gameboard Jacket. I have part of the back finished from the original. I'm not sure where it is and I'm pretty sure that I didn't put away enough yarn for it. Above is the restyled version with the original below. I think I might be starting it again after Camp.
Knit this ladies longer length cardigan, a design by Brandon Mably that has been re-styled and re-photographed for Rowan 40 Iconic Hand-Knit Designs. With an eye catching checkerboard pattern and contrasting garter stitch edgings, this pattern is suitable for the more experienced knitter.
Orkney is another fabulous design.
Knit this ladies cardigan, a design by Marie Wallin that has been re-styled and re-photographed for Rowan 40 Iconic Hand-Knit Designs. With a stunning Fairisle pattern and contrasting striped rib and cuffs, this pattern is suitable for the intermediate knitter.
The Plaid Coat looks so cosy.
Knit this ladies coat, a design by Kim Hargreaves that has been re-styled and re-photographed for Rowan 40 Iconic Hand-Knit Designs. With contrasting plaid collar and cuff detail, this pattern is suitable for the more experienced knitter.
Knit this ladies round neck cardigan, a design by Kaffe Fassett from the Rowan archive now featured in Rowan 40 Iconic Hand-Knit Designs. With an all over stripe sequence pattern and contrasting edgings, this pattern is suitable for the intermediate knitter.
Now back to Espe. I've decided to take out the problem row and add 12 more before starting the border chart.
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