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May you always have a shell in your pocket and sand between your toes. Sand Between Your Toes is a child’s sized tunic. Sizes range from 25.5 inches to 34.5 inches chest circumference. Tunic is worked top-down beginning with Suzie Meyer’s Contiguous Sleeve Method. The back and two fronts are connected at the underarms and…
Named after my orca neighbors in the Salish Sea in Washington state, Southern Resident is a garter stitch, mosaic knitting washcloth. Mosaic knitting is created by working one color at a time and slipping stitches to create a design or pattern. Suggested yarn is a worsted weight cotton in two contrasting colors. 60 yards of light color…
Hannibal-inspired fingerless mitts. These mitts are knit in the round from the bottom up, and include a shaped thumb gusset and Latvian Braid. I’ve incorporated the Nightmare Stag and Will Graham’s killer-empathizing signature utterance “This is my design” on the front of the mitts. Pattern can be worked using a long circular needle for Magic…
Tolovana (named after my favorite place in Cannon Beach, OR) is worked seamlessly from the top-down. Beginning with a fish net-like lace circular yoke and ending with a series of gentle waves, it’s the perfect piece for hunting sand dollars by the sea. Pattern includes instructions for 5 sizes (finished chest circumferences of 32, 36,…
Warbler Mittens are knit in the round from the bottom up, and include shaped thumb gussets and Latvian braids. Pattern can be worked with a long circular needle and Magic Loop or with double-pointed needles. Size is about a women’s medium with a gauge of 8 stitches/inch. The hand circumference measures about 7.5 inches and…