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New Blogpost – Time for an Autumn Scarf
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Have you noticed that there are a lot of red berries this year? There certainly are lots here in Sweden, which usually indicates that a cold winter is coming. So this might be the perfect time to start knitting a scarf!
One of my favourites scarves is the Karlskrona Scarf, which you can see in the photos on the left. This is worked in a wonderfully textural reversible stitch, with sharply-defined lines and zig-zag shapes. I am about to embark on a new version using a lovely soft green yarn, and you can read more about that in my latest blogpost by clicking here. |
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New scarf patternAnd here is a new scarf, the Avebury Scarf. This design was inspired by our visit to the standing stones at Avebury in Wiltshire. As the clouds scudded past in the strong breeze, the stones changed from a light grey to a wonderfully deep indigo blue. Quite magical...
The scarf is completely reversible and is worked using a sportweight wool yarn for a light-weight but warm result. The pattern includes instructions for two widths and three lengths so you can tailor the scarf for a range of wrapping styles. Read more about the pattern here. |
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Reversible Knitting Stitches E-book
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Reversible stitch patterns are a way of taking your knitting to the next level. These versatile double-sided stitches can be used for scarves, shawls, placemats, rugs and more so that either side can be on show.
Reversible Knitting Stitches is an innovative book with 300 double-sided stitch patterns. Each of the samples has a full description including suggested uses for the stitch, photographs of both sides of the work, stitch charts and line-by-line instructions. The book also contains photos of more than 80 project ideas to inspire you in your own design work. Click here to read more about this innovative book, or to purchase a copy, please click here. |
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