Whorl Around Cowl: A New Knitting Pattern
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Reader I have a new pattern to share with you today. Say Hello to Whorl Around Cowl. I wanted an accessory that showed whimsy and movement. In the winter when its cold and unmotivating, I wanted a reminder that wonder still exists. I took inspiration from Poinsettias, and looking inside a kaleidoscope. I didn't want it to be obvious, but fluid to interpretation. It was hard to get a picture of the full pattern and movement of this cowl, so please excuse this very unworthy of instagram picture of when the cowl was blocking so you can see the full pattern. This pattern is available in my Ravelry shop. I have it at a reduced price for the first week as usual. If you would like to purchase from one of my other shops (Etsy or LoveCrafts) just let me know and I will get them uploaded. Thanks, Julia |
Designs By Diligence
Reader I have just published my next animal sock pattern. I wanted to get it out before the crazy summer schedule starts. My summer is filling up fast, how about yours? I'll be helping at 2 camps this year, and spending lots of time with family. Were you hoping the next pattern would be the Dinos? I hope so. These are so fun. I debated with myself for awhile on what colors to choose. I went with dark green and magenta. It gave me a lot of 90's kids nostalgia feelings. I have already worn...
Reader I have a new pattern to share with you today. Say hello to the Bee Bold Socks. I had this Thought: What if I used my animal hat charts to make socks? I went for it and I'm so glad that I did. I have already secretly made the fish, and dino socks with only the butterflies to go, and they are all soo cute. I've always been unsure of stranded knitted socks, because I worried that they would not have a lot of stretch, but I used some tricks throughout the pattern to keep them stretchy....
Reader I have a new knitting pattern for you today. The Go Fish Hat. This is a fun animal hat to go along with some of the other animal patterns I have created over the years. This hat features some happy fish swimming among bubbles. It just makes me feel happy looking at them, and I hope they bring a smile to you too. You can find this pattern on Ravelry or Etsy! Ravelry: Go Fish Hat pattern by Julia Schwartz Etsy: Go Fish Hat Pattern Pattern bundle On Ravelry, I am offering a bundle sale on...