Saturday, November 26, 2011
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Tam with a Name
Mermaid Coin
Here is my latest adventure in stranded colorwork. This faux Fair Isle hat is created using variegated sock yarn along with a coordinating solid. This is a great pattern for that beautiful skein of hand-painted yarn that is uncooperative with most stitch patterns.
The pattern requires knowledge of knitting in the round, double decreases and basic stranded colorwork, as well as reading color charts. Colorwork is fully charted with written instructions for basic techniques.

Introductory Special - Through December 31st, buy this pattern together with Fire & Water Beret and get a $3.00 discount using coupon code TH-Stranded at checkout. Use the redemption link below for this offer.
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Thursday, November 17, 2011
Fire & Water
I just listed my 48th design on Ravelry. Fire & Water Beret
This colorful stranded colorwork beret was inspired by the Aztec art of Mexico. Doubly warm because of the stranding, this colorful hat will cheer the coldest winter day.
Pattern is suitable for intermediate knitters. Skills required: knitting small circumference in the round, stranded colorwork, chart reading. Charts are in color. I purchased Loopy Ewe Solid Series yarn for this pattern but the contrast colors can be worked easily with scrap yarn from your stash. All together I used approximately 90 - 100 yd of the blue, and approximately 20 - 25 yd of each of the three contrast colors.
$5.00

Be watching for matching pieces for this hat.
Saturday, November 12, 2011
Saturday, November 5, 2011
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