It's been some time since I've knitted. I recently started again, and this is my latest design. I call it Cocoon because of the way it drapes beautifully over the body. It's knit up in a gorgeous honey comb mesh stitch, which I think I must have spent a year or two developing, since I could not find any other large mesh stitch patterns out there. It's a versatile piece that I think everyone will want to wear this coming fall/winter season. I'm making the pattern available for sale online for only £2.00. Just click the "buy now" button below and Ravelry will take you the rest of the way.
A current trend in designer scarves is the `looped scarves`, where the ends are joined together, so in a sense, the scarf become endless. When I created this scarf, I had versatility in mind, a scarf that can be worn many ways; loosely around the neck like a necklace, looped twice to wrap closely around the neck, draped over the shoulders worn like a shawl or shrug, or wrapped once around the neck and over the head like a head scarf. The mesh-like stitch used in this design is slightly stretchy lengthwise and drapes beautifully around the body. This easy looped scarf makes for fast weekend knitting and makes lovely gifts.
Knit-à-Porter: Cocoon Loop Scarf Knitting Pattern
$5.00 CAD
$5.00 CAD
I want to buy this, but the link is being funky. Can you put it on ravelry?
ReplyDeleteOr email me with an invoice?
ReplyDeletelovely! I think that stitch would make fabulous stockings...
ReplyDeleteAnd I second the ravelry thing - I'd rather support them than PayPal.
Just learned about selling patterns on Ravelry last night. Still working out how to do it. I might have been an early blogger, but I'm slow to adapt to social networks and online selling!
ReplyDeleteJust got it onto Ravelry!
ReplyDeletei love this! such a pretty stitch. and i love how you photographed it as well.
ReplyDeleteThank you, thank you. I do my best. :-)
ReplyDeletebeautiful!
ReplyDeleteHello, I am interested in your pattern. After I pay, do I get the pattern via email or download, or is it mailed? Thank you.
ReplyDeleteAfter payment is made, an email will automatically be sent to you with a link that you go to download the pattern. The pattern is in a pdf file.
ReplyDelete-Andrea
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ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous! I love it, I wish I could buy it, because I can't knit at all!
ReplyDeleteI love your mesh stitch and would love to buy the pattern - it will have to wait until I get paid next week!
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