Yarn Patchwork

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Colorful Cable Hat (Winter 2007)

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Striped Sweater Dress (Winter 2007)

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Color Block Hat (Summer 2008)

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Floppy Entrelac Hat (Summer 2008)

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Cable Block Camisole (Summer 2008)

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Fair Isle Fingerless Mits (Summer 2008)

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Honeycomb Cable Vest (Summer 2008)

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The Entrelac Scarves

Winter 2007               Winter 2008                Fall 2008                   Winter 2009

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Striped Sweater (Spring 2008)

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Patchy Sweater Jacket (Fall 2008)

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Log Cabin Sweater Vest (Winter 2009)

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Simple Cashmere Pullover (Spring 2009)

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Polka Dot Cowlneck Scarf (Spring 2009)

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Mobius Strip Scarf (Spring 2009)

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Enrelac Cowlneck Scarf (Spring 2009)

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Multi-Color Domino Scarf based on Vivian Hoxbro’s Candy Stole (Spring 2009)

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Neutral Domino Scarf based on Vivian Hoxbros Candy Stole (Summer 2009)

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Slouchy Beanie (Fall 2009)

         Note: I’m including instructions for my color scheme in [] but feel free to use whatever color combos you like, alternating every four rows, every other row…  or maybe not at all. I used Heirloom Merino Magic yarn from Australia, but most worsted weight yarns will do- just check your gauge. While it doesn’t matter if the body of the hat is loser, you don’t want to the rim to be too baggy (or tight).

            Yarn

  • Four colors of a lightweight wool or cotton yarn [Green (A), Purple (B), Orange (C), Red (D)]

            Gauge

  • 5 sts/1 inch on size 10 needles

            Needles

  • 16″ circular needles, size 6 and size 10
  •  Double-pointed needles, size 10

            Ribbing

  • C.O. 100 stitches to the 6-inch needles [with A]
  • Knit a 1 x 1 rib in the round (*K1, P1, repeat from *) until you have completed 10 rows, or about 1½”

            Body

  • Change to the size 10 needles
  • [Still using A], *K3, inc, into the next stitch, repeat from * until you have completed one row
  • Knit  32 rows of stockinette stitch (knit every stitch in the round), or until the hat measures 6″, not including the ribbing [4 rows B, 4 rows C, 4 rows D, 4 rows B, 4 rows C, 4 rows D, 4 rows B, 4 rows C]

           Decrease

  • [change to A] *K3, K2tog, repeat from * until you have completed one row
  • Switch to double-pointed needles
  • *K2, K2tog, repeat from * until you have completed one row
  • *K1, K2tog,  repeat from * until you have completed one row
  • *K2tog, repeat from * until you have completed one row

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Slouchy Funnel Scarf (Fall 2009)

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Double Knit Funnel Scarf (Fall 2009)

Bubblegum Sweater (Winter 2009)

Cherry Pompom Sweater (Winter 2010)

  • Cut the yarn and pull it through the remaining stitches. Weave in all loose ends.
  • 2 Comments

    • Hi Pippa,

      Wow! I’m stunned…

      I’m teaching myself to knit at the moment, having spent my childhood frustrating my poor Grandmother by never quite getting the hang of it!

      At the moment I mostly knit with my tongue at the corner of my mouth I have to concentrate so hard, and am about to embark upon my frst official basic scarf project… Seeing the things you have done has been really inspiring! Hopefully next Christmas I will be giving people home knitted and home stitched (on my new sewing machine – v exciting) gifts…

      Thanks for putting the beautiful pics up for us newbies to see!

      Best wishes from frosty London
      Georgia

    • i have knitted my all life-now i am 55
      never saw a scarf like yours multi-color domino one
      wonderful-
      i am from Estonia
      some fine idees from you i will be very happy


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