A cute take on a classic beret with a sweet bow detail!

EYLUL 店舗開店１０周年を記念してSachikoがデザインしてくださったステキなお庭のソックスのキットです

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Some sweet socks for bumbling around the bush featuring a subtly scalloped edge followed by a little scene from nature :)

Basically, just a pair of sleeves with a teeny bit of raglan, shaped using wrap and turn short rows :)

Demilune, (which is another way of saying half-moon) gets it’s name from the curved shaping of the lower hems of this halter top. The upward curve on the front piece paired with the downward curve of the back, give the Demilune Top a flattering hi-low profile. This pattern is a great introduction to short-row shaping and the fun part is, you do...

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Trilo (pronouced Try-low) is a short sleeved and cropped, fluffy sweater worked in the round from the bottom hem up. The lower hem features an undulating lace edge, which shows up again on the sleeves as a single motif. It is knit almost seamlessly, except for the small seams at the underarms. It is recommended to use a lace weight yarn that is...

The Petaltail sweater is knit circularly from the neckline to hem. The yoke stitch pattern is worked by following a chart and is reminiscent of the petaltail dragonfly, at least I think so! There are no short-rows used in this pattern, and instead the neckline is shaped by a handy gusset technique :) Pattern is written with 2 lengths of body to...

For lovers of winged things and the natural world :)

Pinecones, needles, acorns, samaras, chestnuts, and blossoms. The trees of our forests produce so many curious and delightful shapes, it gets our hearts all a-flutter! The Forest Fruit socks pay homage to nature’s inspiring natural objects, with flora-esque colourwork motifs

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Osaka-jo socks

A useful project to use up small amounts of leftover sock yarn (of which I have tons… eek).

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Watashi No Yume Socks (My Dream Socks)

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The groundbreaking Bauhaus, a German art school that operated from 1919 to 1933, celebrated functional art and design and gender equality – but in practice, women were barred from different disciplines at the school like woodworking, metal and glass. That’s how Anni Albers landed in a weaving workshop under the instruction of Gunta Stölzl, the ...

Mantaray is a slightly cropped, reversible, Summer or Fall top worked flat in two pieces featuring a wrap-around layer that is tied with I-cords. The winged shape of the Front is reminiscent of the solitary and serene sea creature, the manta ray.

This pattern can be found in issue 5 of Laine Magazine.

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A fingering weight winter toque with a folded up brim for extra warmth on the ears. Features a cute little X pattern all over!

Donguri is a top-down sweater worked in the round, featuring a textured stitch pattern created by using tiny cables or “twist” stitches.

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The cockleshell lace stitch that encircles the lower portion of Saila, is one of my favourite stitch patterns, just based on the single fact that I find it so visually pleasing! I originally found this stitch in a very worn, vintage knitting leaflet from the 1920s. Modified to be worked in the round, the stitch pattern does require a sufficient...

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Take everything you know about V-shaped shawls, make it bigger and bolder, but keep the knitting interesting with a simple lace repeat—and you have Sachiko’s oversized wrap pattern. The wings are knit separately and then joined modularly for a seamless knitting experience.

Knit from the bottom up, this pullover features a handy pocket and daring, twisted back detail. A great piece for transitioning seasons!

A simply worked panel of lace cascades down the front and back of this top-down cap sleeve pullover, culminating into an interesting undulating hem. The delicate A-line shape is created by switching to progressively larger needles. Imagine this piece knit to tunic length or longer to make it a dress! Lengthen the sleeves and you have a perfect ...

A loose, cropped tee shirt - perfect layering piece for the transition between seasons!

To fit: 6 mos (9 mos, 12 mos, 2 yrs, 4 yrs)

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~ ErattaDec2019: Just a note to say that there may be errors in the stitch counts of this pattern. Apologies but I will not be making corrections to the pattern. Please read notes in pattern re: “How a Ladder is Made” before messaging me with questions. When dropping any stitch, follow the path of the stitch about to be dropped and check that i...