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Chasing Dawn wrap is a new knitting advent-ure with mini skeins!

Melting Pot DK Sweater is a bigger cousin to the Melting Pot Sweater pattern. It follows the same stash-busting concept but in a thicker squishier yarn.

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Make It Magic is a celebration shawl! Keenan Hand Dyed Yarn and I have teamed up once again to bring you an easy and fun project, just in time to celebrate the 7th birthday of our beloved Yarn Store Boutique.

The Radiant Ripples is a lightly textured summer tee that is fun to knit and would fit in any wardrobe. You can choose any number of colors and any stripe sequence to fit your style.

The Surf City shawl is about the sun, sand, waves, and summer. The shawl starts with sandy beaches of garter stitch and then the dance of mosaic waves begins. With each wave, the sand shifts and molds, creating a canvas of ever-changing patterns and textures without a single purl in sight. And if you visit Surf City as the sun dips below the ho...

Hot Mesh - is a reversible lace scarf, worked in thicker yarn to show off the wonderful 3D texture of honeycomb mesh.

Dutch Tulips is a delightful little shawl, that combines all my favorite stitches and techniques: mindless garter stitch, engaging mosaic knitting, and delicate eyelets. Repeats are short and easy to memorize. Only one color at a time. No purling. I promise you’ll enjoy knitting it!

Frosty Air shawl is focused on mixing time-honored Orenburg lace stitch patterns with a modern shape, more colors, and thicker yarn.

Zellij scarf is inspired by the complexity, beauty, and exuberance of Moroccan mosaics. Zellij (pronounced ‘zelish’) is the striking tilework created using hand-cut geometric tiles to form wonderfully intricate patterns. Learn about zellij mosaics

Oh So Chic! cowl is a perfect accessory. It is a fun and engaging knit. The cowl is knit flat sideways and then seamed up the back of the neck after blocking. This pattern utilizes mosaic knitting and garter stitch. The pattern can be worked from the written instructions or the charts.

Wicked Stripes is a striped scarf in a garter stitch with a twist. You can knit stripes of any thickness without breaking the yarn or carrying non-working yarn along the side. It’s wicked!

Lorelei Song shawl is inspired by the Lorelei, a beautiful siren or mermaid-like creature from German folklore and literature. She sits atop the rock, combing her golden hair and singing a mesmerizing song. Her song is believed to lure sailors to their doom by causing them to crash their ships on the rocks. But don’t worry, this “song” won’t cr...

Color Your Pixels scarf is a fun knit! Perfect pattern for making presents. The repeats are short, intuitive, and easy to memorize. Let the yarn do the talking!

Brick and Roll shawl is a fun and easy knit. It is perfect for knitting in front of the TV, long road trips, or drinking wine! The repeats are short, intuitive, and easy to memorize.

Tali Shawl is a one-skein wonder. It is cute, quick, easy, and completely reversible! Perfect as a present!

Pinky Promise is an amusing little shawl, that combines all my favorite stitches and techniques: mindless garter stitch, engaging mosaic knitting, and delicate eyelets. Repeats are short and easy to memorize. Only one color at a time. No purling. I promise you’ll enjoy knitting it!

Kachina Peak shawl was inspired by our travels to Taos, New Mexico.

Byzantine shawl is inspired by Byzantine architecture, one of the most influential building styles of the past 1500 years.

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Rayas means stripes in Spanish. Rayas is all about stripes, colorful squishy stripes in garter stitch with simple eyelets in between. Easy shaping, no complicated stitches, not even purling. Just scrumptious yarn, lots of colors, maybe Netflix, maybe a glass of wine (or two, nobody’s counting), maybe a road trip, maybe knit night with fellow kn...

Caribeño shawl is my dream of sipping a refreshing cocktail under a palapa on a white sandy beach, as the pristine turquoise water laps the soft sand and washes all my worries away…

Kaiah is a delicate and airy lace shawl worked in two colors of laceweight yarn.

Viera - is a top-down crescent-shaped shawl, that combines all of my favorite stitches and techniques: mindless garter stitch, engaging mosaic knitting, and delicate eyelets. The bottom edge is adorned with picots.

ERRATA for CHARTS KEY: 1st on a WS row - sl 1 knitwise wyib (not purlwise)

Kiss You Later cowl is a quick and easy fun little cowl that worked in a round in a DK weight yarn. Stich pattern only looks challenging. Repeats are short and easy to memorize. Only one color is used per row. It is a perfect project as a last-minute gift.

Gzhel is an ornate mosaic wrap, inspired by the beauty of traditional Russian handcraft of making porcelain and pottery items—dishes, tiles, and other decorative elements. Gzhel painting is distinguished by blue and white patterns that often incorporate flowers.

Vector Field is a fun and easy knit. It is perfect for knitting in front of the TV, long road trips, or drinking wine! The repeats are short, intuitive, and easy to memorize.

Off Tropic wrap is inspired by tropical vacation vibes. It is a sister pattern to Wine Not. The pattern might only look complicated, but actually, it is straightforward knitting. Only one color per row. Garter stitch and mosaic knitting that easy to memorize. Interesting construction and color blocking

Caragh /car-ah/ is an Irish girls’ name. Caragh means friend. This shawl is about the connections we make through knitting. It’s about people we meet on our knitting journey. People who share the same passion for yarn. People who love making things with yarn and two sticks. We meet at yarn shops, fiber festivals, retreats, or just knitting foru...

The ancient Greeks believed that every visible thing around us was made of some combination of 4 “pure” elements: Earth, Water, Air, and Fire.

The ancient Greeks believed that every visible thing around us was made of some combination of 4 “pure” elements: Earth, Water, Air, and Fire.

Do you know what the icicles are doing now? Shhh…open your door…listen. If the temperature has nudged above the freezing mark, the icicles are dripping. Weeping. Splashing. Singing. Whatever you want to call it…the icicles are melting.

This pattern is part of a collaboration with Miss Babs and Jennie the Potter! Kits are on sale on the Miss Babs website!

Falling leaves, cooler temperatures, and less daylight call for cozying up next to a warm fireplace, preferably with a deep-flavored full-bodied glass of wine, squishy yarn, and needles to start a new shawl.

Ferramento is a triangular lace shawl inspired by the beauty of ornate iron balconies, stair railings, and gateways. A geometric lace motif decorates the body and transitions into a wide ribbed border on this elegant and eye-catching triangular shawl. The shawl is worked sideways from one tip to the opposite edge, making it fun to knit and easy...

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Gardens of Giverny Cowl is the new ‘cousin’ to Gardens of Giverny pattern family

Gardens of Giverny Hat is the new ‘cousin’ to Gardens of Giverny pattern family

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Painting Flowers is fun little shawl, that is easy to make and easy to wear.

Gathering Feathers is inspired by the beauty and ephemeral nature of peacock feathers, this shawl starts at the neck with pretty, simple patterning, and as you go further the stitches get more interesting and complex.

Gems and Jewels is about playing with color on a canvas of garter stitch and simple lace. You don’t need full skeins to paint, just little gems and jewels that’s already in your stash.

2022 update: the pattern has been completely reworked from cast-on to bind-off:

Let’s face it… we all have it! Beautiful skeins of sock yarn that you’ve bought just because colors were perfect and skein was so squishy. You’ve had to have it! Then you’ve tried few patterns with it, but beautiful yarn doesn’t want to be lace or cables, it doesn’t want to be anything but colorful mess. I think I have a solution…

Brio (noun)

Intenso is in fact intense. It starts at the neck with pretty simple pattern and as you go further, stitches get more interesting. They twist and turn and get beaded.

Asters in March…? There is no asters

Wild geese call as they travel to the south

With Fiery Salsa I want to celebrate my return back home to Texas after living overseas for three years. Yee-haw!

Simple shawl with lots of different textures. If you look closer you may find that little “pieces” form a pinwheel pattern.

The Thousand Bloom Chrysanthemum, known in Japan as Ozukuri (大作り), refers to a technique, originating in China and expanding to Japan several hundred years ago, for growing an extremely large Chrysanthemum, with a goal of producing the maximum number of flowers possible on a single plant. If that doesn’t sound difficult enough, the technique al...

A herbarium – is a collection of dried and pressed plants. To preserve their form and color, plants collected in the field are spread flat on sheets and dried, usually in a plant press, between blotters or absorbent paper. Then mounted on sheets of stiff white paper and are labeled with all essential data.

I love tulips. They remind me of my Grandma. Every year on my birthday(which is in March) she brought me tulips. Those five little tulips, with crisp red petals meant more to me than every other gift that day. Back then you couldn’t get tulips on every corner all year long, only one nursery sold them and they were high demand. So she woke up ea...

Abeto… Abete… Sapin… Tannenbaum… Yolka… Yalinka… Shopping for a Christmas tree? Looking for a perfect one?

You’ll hear “Kalimera” all over Greece, from your hotel staff to people you see on the street. “Kalimera” means “Good day!” or “Good morning!” It comes from kali or kalo, meaning beautiful or good, and mera, from imera, sometimes spelled himera, meaning “day”.

Maraschino (marr-ə-SKEE-noh) is a clear, relatively dry liqueur made from Marasca cherries, including the crushed pits which give it a subtle bitter almond flavor.

When I was little, someone… perhaps my grandma… told me that if I find a lilac blossom with five petals, I must make a wish and eat it.

Carmina Florum - Flower Songs, inspired by this hand-dyed yarn. It reminds me bouquet of red carnations.

This summer I finally had a chance to visit my hometown and spend time with my family and friends. I also had a chance to stroll around the city and see favorite places, to find the new ones.

“Kashtan” - Russian name for European Horse Chestnut(Aesculus hippocastanum), majestic ornamental tree. A stroll through any well-landscaped park can be inspiring, but if you happen upon a horse chestnut tree displaying its showy panicles of pink flowers with white polka dots in late spring, the experience can be breathtaking. Palmate leaves fo...

March 8 is International Women’s Day. A day for men to express their love for women in a way somewhat similar to a mixture of Mother’s Day and St Valentine’s Day. On this day it is customary for men to give the women in their lives – mothers, sisters, wives, girlfriends, daughters, colleagues, etc. – flowers, chocolates and small gifts. Childre...

Rain dance… Beautiful silver streaked droplets of water splashing on the glass and then silently rolling down… This shawl reminds me that dance.

Knits and purls, simple lace and cables… This scarf has everything. Can be made in any weight, as wide as you want.

Lattice of twists alternated with rows of ribbing.

Snegurochka or The Snow Maiden, is a character in Russian fairy tales. She is the daughter of Spring and Frost, and yearns for the companionship of mortal humans. She grows to like a shepherd named Lel, but her heart is unable to know love. Her mother takes pity and gives her this ability, but as soon as she falls in love, her heart warms and s...

Glossy red maple leaves, with raindrops collecting in their centers; until finally, the droplets are too heavy and they slide off from leaf to leaf, hoping to break their fall on the head of a woodland walker.

The Crinoline Period (1850-1869) is named after the major fashion innovation of the era, the cage crinoline. In the past, women had to wear many petticoats to add fullness to their skirts. They were heavy and unclean as they dragged in the dirt when walking. The cage crinoline, which was a series of concentric whalebone or steel hoops sewn onto...

Crescent shape shawl inspired by the pattern from the Haapsalu Sall book. Knitted in lace weight yarn from the bottom up. Lace first, short rows second. And finished with I-cord bind off, to control curling…

Vidalia onions aren’t just the most famous onions in the world …they may be the only famous onions in the world.

Shining with a bright green glow even at night, peridot was called the “gem of the sun” by the ancient Egyptians and the “evening emerald” by Romans. It is said that used as a necklace will protect you against negative emotions or negativity in general. It’s considered to be a tonic for the entire body and associated with stress reduction and r...

Summertime… All over Texas, crape myrtles are in full bloom, except maybe for this one, which grows in our backyard. It never blooms, ever! Every spring starts with small leaves like every other tree, leaves grow, become bigger, change color, and fall… But no flowers, just leaves! This shawl reminds me of this tree. Leaves all over, big and sma...

I love knitting triangular shawls… It only takes few seconds to cast-on. You get familiar with the pattern pretty quickly, cause there are only a few repeats in the beginning. And then you get almost sick of the main pattern, you get a new treat - a border, and maybe another one… So, I’ve decided to design my own, with nupps, no less…

Crescent shape shawl inspired by traditional Haapsalu lace. Knitted from the bottom. Lace first, short rows second. Nupps or beads can be added.