This Mathilde scarf is knitted using a mohair/silk blend. The pattern uses a combination of just knit and purl stitches which creates an eye catching diagonal stripe.
As there are only simple stitches it is ideal for a beginner. The addition of a button is optional.
Perfect for wearing under coats and jackets, this accessory looks a lot more complicated than it really is.
The simple stitch pattern is great for showing of self-patterning yarn.
All my patterns have been tech edited and test knitted
Clear and simple instructions Charted and written instructions Perfect for beginners to cables Instant digital download Perfect for making quick gifts
Pattern is for personal use only. Do not reproduce or pass on to any third parties.
Finished items from this pattern may be sold on Etsy if credit is given to the designer with a link to this listing. You must use your own photos
Mathilde is a delicate, light but warm scarf, designed slip nicely under a smart coat for an extra layer of warmth, you could add more buttons and buttonholes so it fastens two ways. Or, you could use a thicker yarn for a larger scarf and warmer accessory. It’s up to you!
As always, when I’m knitting for the knitworthy members of my family or dear friends, I consider how they’re going to wear it, wash it, the colours they love and what styles they wear.
“I am not self-medicating with yarn. I have a prescription from the lady at the yarn shop. But she called it a receipt. Whatever..”
This Yuma Accessory set consists of a headband/earwarmer, a short cowl and boot toppers. It uses the diagonal basket weave stitch which has a really interesting texture that you will love.
It is ideal for beginners or as a project for those autumn evenings in front of the tv.
If you are starting to think about your holiday gift knitting then this project is perfect. As it is made using super chunky yarn it knits up very quickly.
The headband is worked flat and seamed, as are the boot cuffs and cowl. The texture pattern of the diagonal basketweave makes for a more interesting knit and a warm accessory set. You could adjust the length of the headband to suit a larger or smaller head, also the cowl could be made long enough for a double loop around the neck but will take more yarn.
All my patterns have been tech edited and test knitted
Clear and simple instructions Charted and written instructions Perfect for beginners to cables Instant digital download Perfect for making quick gifts
Pattern is for personal use only. Do not reproduce or pass on to any third parties.
Finished items from this pattern may be sold on Etsy if credit is given to the designer with a link to this listing. You must use your own photos
This easy to knit set includes boot toppers or boot cuffs, a headband and a short loop cowl which you could make into a longer loop with more yarn if you prefer to loop it twice around your neck. Allow extra yarn if you do.
Yuma headband by Redcabbage. Photo copyright redcabbage
As always, when I’m knitting for the knitworthy members of my family or dear friends, I consider how they’re going to wear it, wash it, the colours they love and what styles they wear.
“I am not self-medicating with yarn. I have a prescription from the lady at the yarn shop. But she called it a receipt. Whatever..”
The Clan Fraser boot cuffs are really quick to knit up. They are perfect for a beginner project. They are also ideal to make if you want an easier project in between some bigger ones.
They will be finished in an evening so are great to make in front of the TV on a cold autumn or winter evening.
Forgotten a gift for someone? No worries! These are so quick to knit and you are bound to have some yarn in your stash that will be just right for them. They take just 70g, or around 110 yards.
The simple stitch pattern is great for showing of self-patterning yarn.
All my patterns have been tech edited and test knitted
Clear and simple instructions Charted and written instructions Perfect for beginners to cables Instant digital download Perfect for making quick gifts
Pattern is for personal use only. Do not reproduce or pass on to any third parties.
Finished items from this pattern may be sold on Etsy if credit is given to the designer with a link to this listing. You must use your own photos
This easy, fast-knit pair of ribbed and garter stitch boot cuffs or boot toppers are a sure winner for Christmas or gift knitting. The ribbing helps make the boot cuffs nice and stretchy to fit a variety of leg sizes, the garter stitch adds texture and a bit of super fast knitting to get them finished. They are worked flat and seamed, so perfect for a beginner, or experienced knitter who just needs a quick win or fast gift knit.
As always, when I’m knitting for the knitworthy members of my family or dear friends, I consider how they’re going to wear it, wash it, the colours they love and what styles they wear.
“I am not self-medicating with yarn. I have a prescription from the lady at the yarn shop. But she called it a receipt. Whatever..”
These Oak Street legwarmers were first published in issue 49 of Knit Now magazine. The diagonal basket weave pattern is unusual and very effective, but you will soon pick up the repeating pattern. It is achieved by knitting and purling through back loops.
It is a very dense stitch, so try to keep your tension loose. Keep pulling your completed work into place as you go to give the stitches extra definition. Once you are in the rhythm this is the ideal project for working on whilst you are watching the TV.
They are designed to be worn long and loose with plenty of positive ease.
The pair takes 400-500g of chunky weight yarn.
All my patterns have been tech edited and test knitted
Clear and simple instructions Charted and written instructions Perfect for beginners to cables Instant digital download Perfect for making quick gifts
Pattern is for personal use only. Do not reproduce or pass on to any third parties.
Finished items from this pattern may be sold on Etsy if credit is given to the designer with a link to this listing. You must use your own photos
This easy to knit pair of legwarmers are a more interesting knit with the textured basketweave pattern. They are a sure winner for Christmas or gift knitting. Sized from Small – 30cm/11.75inches, Medium – 35cm/13.75inches, Large – 40cm/15.75inches
As always, when I’m knitting for the knitworthy members of my family or dear friends, I consider how they’re going to wear it, wash it, the colours they love and what styles they wear.
“I am not self-medicating with yarn. I have a prescription from the lady at the yarn shop. But she called it a receipt. Whatever..”
These cute little Diamond Lace boot cuffs, or boot toppers, are a fabulous project to knit if you would like to try your hand at lace for the first time.
They come in one size but are quite stretchy so will fit over the top of your favourite boots or to brighten up an old pair you have stuck in the garage.
Based on a stitch pattern from traditional Shetland Lace they have a base of all knit stitches. You will quickly pick up the repeated pattern.
They knit up quite quickly so are ideal to give as a quick gift. You could make them in just one or two evenings in front of the TV. And the pair take less than one ball of 100g yarn!
Instructions included are both written and charted.
All my patterns have been tech edited and test knitted
Clear and simple instructions Charted and written instructions Perfect for beginners to cables Instant digital download Perfect for making quick gifts
Pattern is for personal use only. Do not reproduce or pass on to any third parties.
Finished items from this pattern may be sold on Etsy if credit is given to the designer with a link to this listing. You must use your own photos
This easy, fast-knit pair of lace boot cuffs or boot toppers are a sure winner for Christmas or gift knitting. I’ve designed the cowl in one size which is very stretchy to fit a variety of leg/boot sizes.
As always, when I’m knitting for the knitworthy members of my family or dear friends, I consider how they’re going to wear it, wash it, the colours they love and what styles they wear.
“I am not self-medicating with yarn. I have a prescription from the lady at the yarn shop. But she called it a receipt. Whatever..”
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