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Ravelry Pattern Store Visit my Ravelry Pattern store here.

My current work in progress:

1. Chevron Stole, my own design, knit from Madelinetosh ToshSock in the Logwood colorway, on US 5 (3.75mm) needles.
2. Myriad stealth projects.

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You Can Never Have Too Many Shawls

You Can Never Have Too Many Shawls

That’s my opinion.
And just to prove it, I’ve recently purchased another shawl pattern: the Brandywine Shawl, by Rosemary Hill. You can check it out on Ravelry, here, or on Romi’s blog  — read her post about the pattern here. She is donating $5.00 of the purchase price for each pattern sold to Doctors Without Borders [...]

Ready for Prime Time

Ready for Prime Time

The Printemps Shawlette pattern is complete and available for sale on Ravelry, here.

Like Miss Woodhouse, it’s a “more than a triangle shawl.” You work double the increases on the outer edges as you do on the inner edges to get this shape.

To make it a more open and airy design, the lace motif for the [...]

The Seaside Shawlette

The Seaside Shawlette

The pattern for the Seaside Shawlette is now available for sale on Ravelry, here.

This shawlette can be knit from one 100-gram skein of sock yarn and when blocked measures approximately 56” across the top (wingspan) and 25” down the center back.

This pattern is perfect for a beginner knitter who wants to knit [...]

Great Response

Great Response

Thanks, y’all, for the great response to the Argus Shawlette pattern on Ravelry. I hope you enjoy knitting it as much as I did. I note that there is talk of an Argus Knit-along in the WendyKnits Ravelry Group. So if you are interested, please join in!
And thanks in general for buying my Ravelry patterns. [...]

Bird’s Eye

Bird’s Eye

Not the brand of vegetables, the lace pattern.
I finally made it to the Bird’s Eye Lace portion of the Aestlight Shawl.

I would have made more progress had I not done something stupid halfway through the first repeat. As I knit I realized that the holes in the pattern weren’t lining up properly, so I had [...]

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