Showing posts with label pattern. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pattern. Show all posts
Monday, November 14, 2011
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Chain of Love Scarf Pattern
Check out my new pattern Chain of Love Scarf Pattern just in time for Valentines day and the one you love
Friday, December 17, 2010
Snowman Stitches Knitted Pattern
This is Stitches, he has a bit more detail than the other Snow People I have been making. But he is oh so cute and tells a good joke...keeping you in stitches.
What You Need
Needles:
Double Pointed Four each of size 7 and 4
Darning needle
Yarn:
White - Sport weight
Black - Finger weight
Orange - Finger weight
Red - Finger weight
Green - Finger wight
Other Items:
Wool fleece for stuffing
Beans for ballast
What You Need
Needles:
Double Pointed Four each of size 7 and 4
Darning needle
Yarn:
White - Sport weight
Black - Finger weight
Orange - Finger weight
Red - Finger weight
Green - Finger wight
Other Items:
Wool fleece for stuffing
Beans for ballast
Stitches Pattern is Available at my store $1.99
Friday, December 10, 2010
Snowman Shivers
This little guy is always cold. Even hanging out in the Christmas tree by the warm lights.
Materials
Sport weight White Yarn, red, green and black
Finger weight Orange yarn
4 each of, Size 7 and 4 double pointed needles needles
Darning needle
Wool for stuffing
Instructions
With white yarn and size 7 needle Cast on 30 stitches. Have a 12 inch tail. Divide equally on 3 needles.
K 4 round
Next round: *K1, K 1* in front and back of next st. Repeat * -*.
K 15 rounds
Next round: *K1, K2tog*. Repeat *-*.
Next round: *K1, K2tog* Repeat *-* to last st, K1
Next round: *K1, K in front and back of next st* Repeat *-*.
Next round: *K1, K in front and back of next st* Repeat *-*.
K 6 rounds
Next round: *K1, K2 tog* Repeat *-*.
Next 3 rounds: K2 tog around.
Break yarn and pull through remaining stitches with darning needle and fasten off.
Finishing:
With black, embroider eyes
With green and two size 4 needles pick up two stitches on face and knit 3 rows using I-cord method. Break yarn and draw through nose. Fasten off both ends on top of head where they will be under the hat.
Scarf:
With Red and two size 4 needles cast on 6 stitches and knit 3 inches. Tie red and green yarn for a fringed edge.
Hat:
With Green yarn and size 4 needles cast on 30 stitches, divided between 3 needles to work in round.
Next 4 rounds: Work in single ribbing (K1, P1) to end.
With red: K 6 rows
Next row: Alternate red and green K.
Next 2 rows: using green K.
Next 4 rows: K2 together across.
Attach hat hiding stitches. Do the same for the scarf.
And now you have sweet, big bellied Shivers. Please enjoy all my patterns but I ask that you use them for your own personal joy and gift giving. As I make these for my income. Thank you and happy knitting.
Materials
Sport weight White Yarn, red, green and black
Finger weight Orange yarn
4 each of, Size 7 and 4 double pointed needles needles
Darning needle
Wool for stuffing
Instructions
With white yarn and size 7 needle Cast on 30 stitches. Have a 12 inch tail. Divide equally on 3 needles.
K 4 round
Next round: *K1, K 1* in front and back of next st. Repeat * -*.
K 15 rounds
Next round: *K1, K2tog*. Repeat *-*.
Next round: *K1, K2tog* Repeat *-* to last st, K1
Next round: *K1, K in front and back of next st* Repeat *-*.
Next round: *K1, K in front and back of next st* Repeat *-*.
K 6 rounds
Next round: *K1, K2 tog* Repeat *-*.
Next 3 rounds: K2 tog around.
Break yarn and pull through remaining stitches with darning needle and fasten off.
Finishing:
With black, embroider eyes
With green and two size 4 needles pick up two stitches on face and knit 3 rows using I-cord method. Break yarn and draw through nose. Fasten off both ends on top of head where they will be under the hat.
Scarf:
With Red and two size 4 needles cast on 6 stitches and knit 3 inches. Tie red and green yarn for a fringed edge.
Hat:
With Green yarn and size 4 needles cast on 30 stitches, divided between 3 needles to work in round.
Next 4 rounds: Work in single ribbing (K1, P1) to end.
With red: K 6 rows
Next row: Alternate red and green K.
Next 2 rows: using green K.
Next 4 rows: K2 together across.
Attach hat hiding stitches. Do the same for the scarf.
And now you have sweet, big bellied Shivers. Please enjoy all my patterns but I ask that you use them for your own personal joy and gift giving. As I make these for my income. Thank you and happy knitting.
Friday, November 12, 2010
Flossy The Snow Woman
Get Flossy's Knitting Instructions at my Ravelry Store $1.99
Flossy is a sweet old gal, a little plump but that from all her good cookin' She is always in an apron, stirring a bowl and humming...usually "Let it Snow, Let it Snow, Let it Snow." She never gets to the warm and cozy firelight part.
MATERIALS
Size 7 double pointed needles
Size 2 Double pointed needles
Darning needle
Knobby Yarn White
Finger weight yarn red
Finger weight yarn green
Finger weight yarn black
Finger weight yarn orange
Friday, November 5, 2010
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Making a Garland
Isn't this adorable? I saw this on another blog...I wish I could remember who's. But it was so sweet and fun.
Like her though I didn't use wool felt I use the cheapo felt since it use so much and would be stored away most of the time anyway.
To make it you just cut out leaf and acorns, sew it into a bias tape strip and ta-da you are done. We hung it in our class room...I promise to have photos of that soon.
Like her though I didn't use wool felt I use the cheapo felt since it use so much and would be stored away most of the time anyway.
To make it you just cut out leaf and acorns, sew it into a bias tape strip and ta-da you are done. We hung it in our class room...I promise to have photos of that soon.
Friday, October 8, 2010
Pumpkin Pattern
Squashed Pumpkin Pattern
This was really fun to make and fast. It is a gathered style pattern that makes ridges all on its own as long as you don't over-stuff it.
Materials List:
Using double pointed needles: I use five size 4
Fiberfill or wool stuffing
Orange and brown finger weight yarn
Orange and brown finger weight yarn
Pattern:
http://www.ravelry.com/download/470108/25b35036e638c742e1d08c95d6d11f41
The darker photo shows the ridges better so I thought I would include it.
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