Showing posts with label Free Patterns. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Free Patterns. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 03, 2020

Free Patterns

Here is another pattern for Lore from The Fibre Co. If you purchase the yarn for the sweater we will email you a copy of the pattern.

Crummock is a classic V-neck pullover with plush cables on the left of the body and sleeve. Designed by Neringa Ruke for Lore, it uses a clever centre-front seam to join the panels of stocking and reverse stocking stitch.





Processed in a mill in England’s historical textile region of West Yorkshire, Lore is made of 100% lambswool from the Romney sheep breed also referred to locally as Kent lamb. It is an honest woolen spun DK weight yarn that blooms into a beautiful knitted fabric after washing. Garments made from Lore will wear well and are perfect for everyday and special adventures alike. We named this yarn Lore to honour the stories we create with wool. Great stories happen to those who knit them. Won’t you share your knitting story with us?


Everyone loves a free pattern. The Royal Oak Cowl is knit in Woolstok. You will need 3 skeins of Woolstok (the pattern is calling for a large skein which we don’t carry)

The Royal Oak Cowl is cozy and cabled, made with one 150 gram hank of Woolstok and will keep you warm on the coldest night.

I have one last bag to share with you - The Maker’s Weekender.

Thoughtfully designed as the ultimate travel bag, the Maker's Weekender is made from a durable canvas that has been specially cured with a wax coating. The material will patina over time adding to its personality.

The bag features leather handles, an adjustable shoulder strap, a pattern holder, and a hidden project bag in the side pocket with a yarn feeder for easy knitting on the go with crafting specific features:

  •   Yarn feeder
  •   Yarn cutter
  •   Dot journal and darning needles
  • Pin with three lotus stitch markers

Each bag is packaged in a bio-degradable protective bag. Antique bronze accents and hardware add to the rustic vintage vibe.

Measurements: 22" wide x 12" tall x 10" deep





There wasn’t any knitting last night but I hope to get a few rows in tonight. I’ve finished my Hump Day post (make sure you check back at noon tomorrow because the deal is great) but can’t bring myself to finish my newsletter. Tomorrow.


Monday, June 15, 2020

Squares

I need to start a new project. Addi sent me a surprise today - advanced sets of the Rocket Interchangeable Needle Sets. Sets will be available in the store later this summer.
Why a new project? The Square needles could result in a different tension than regular Addis. You might not see it but ...

We have more Gleeners on the way to us. The Gleener is great for taking the pills off your garments. Lynn and I have Gleeners and highly recommend them.

  • Edge #1: Ideal for big & bulky pills like those found on heavy woolens, blends and synthetics.
  • Edge #2: Best for medium pilling like those found on cashmere, merino and finer wools. It also works great on fleece.
  • Edge #3: Revitalizes your summer knits, t-shirts, silk blends and ultra delicates by removing fine pills.
  • In this special edition kit, you get 2 x each edge for twice the gleening power
Smaller than a glasses case, the Gleener Mini is a must-have for last minute wardrobe touch-ups. 3 fabric-friendly edges eliminate pilling while an uber-handy lint brush dusts away pet hair and dandruff.



Rossetti is another free pattern from Rowan (you can download it on Ravelry). The sweater is knit in Summerlite DK.
This short sleeve summer top features in the Summerlite DK collection by Martin Storey. The design features a scoop neck with button detailing and lace panels making it suitable for the knitter with some experience.
Pretend TNNA
Last Day

Frabjous Fibers has introduced So Fond of Rainbows. This is a pack of 20 mini skeins. The cardigan is knit with the fingering weight set. The pattern is called Rainbows in the Gorge and you can purchase it on Ravelry.

The rainbow baby blanket hanging on the wall is knit with the worsted weight version of a So Fond of Rainbows kit. It is called the Colorburst Blanket.


I forgot that I took a picture of the baby blanket on it’s own.

This shawl is called Which Way (purchased on Ravelry). It is knit with a Mad Hatter Combo kit - sport weight yarn.

The yarn from Frabjous is in my car and we will have in the store tomorrow. You can see all the yarns from Frabjous Fibers that we carry.

There were lots of pretty colours in the madelinetosh booth. An order should be coming in July with merino light.
We love Rowan Felted Tweed. There will be new colours coming for fall.







We went to Nationals Park to see the Washington Nationals play the Chicago Cubs last night.

Our seats were great!
It was so hot out. Beth and the beer man became close friends.

Wednesday, December 04, 2019

Free Patterns from Rowan

I need a really fast project. This is the Kari Cowl knit with one skein of Freia Super Bulky on 10mm needles. I should get this finished while watching Survivor tonight.

Rowan has new patterns. You can purchase these on Ravelry or you can get the pattern free in the store when you purchase the yarn.
A simple slouch hat with applied embroidery after completion, knit in the round with yarns held together. 
Knit this accessory hat, a design by Lisa Richardson using the wonderfully soft, lightweight yarn Alpaca Classic (alpaca and cotton.) This toasty, pull on hat is adorned with embroidered snowflakes.
Canaan Hat

Canaan Cardigan

Leyland Shawl

Leyland Sweater

All these garments are knit with Rowan Alpaca Classic. We have 30 colours in stock.
With its fine weight and intense colour palette, Alpaca Classic is ideal for Fair Isle patterns and light but warm garments and accessories. Its feathery feel and romantic halo are created by filling delicate cotton mesh with luxurious alpaca fibres, resulting in a light weight yarn with incredible meterage and spectacular texture. Knitted on larger needles, it makes an exciting choice for lace patterns too.
The fireplace was going when we ate at Cracker Barrel. There is nothing nicer than a real fire. And it was so warm.
Lucy loves to be brushed. She sits like an angel until she's tired and then she falls over.

I texted this picture to Beth. Her reply was


I'm early tonight because I will be in bed early. I didn't get home until 2:30 this morning. Thank goodness I had a snow brush and boots in my car. I had a bit of snow to clear. I was able to start my car when I got out of customs from the app on my phone. At least some of the ice and snow was melted by the time I got to the car.