Patterns uploaded to LionBrand.com from August 2 to 8, 2010
Crochet Tweed Ruffle Scarf
Tweed Stripes provides a beautiful twist
on our popular ruffled scarves. Without
having to change colors, the tweedy
blends will subtly stripe as you crochet.
Click here to view pattern details.
Knit Garter Stitch Baby Throw
A classic diagonally knit baby blanket
in new multi-colored
Nature's Choice Organic Cotton
is ideal for a summer baby. The simple
yarn-over increase creates a beautiful
border on the colorful garter stitch blanket.
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Crochet Caramel Tweed Shawl
A simple shawl is perfect for any season.
With self-striping tweeds, Tweed Stripes
creates a beautiful shawl with simple
half-double crochets.
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Knit Lacy Green Scarf
The warmth and stitch definition of
Superwash Merino Cashmere are
perfect for this unique lace pattern.
The end of summer is a great time
to get started on autumn projects
or holiday gifts!
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Crochet Granny Throw
Granny square afghans are a classic,
and beautiful Tweed Stripes in neutrals
make this perfect for any home.
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Knit Lacy Short Sleeved Sweater
A beautiful lace pattern on the yoke
makes this simply constructed sweater
one that is sure to be treasured. But
don't worry about wear-and-tear, new
Baby Wool is a machine washable and
dryable 100% wool!
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Knit Spring Garden Shawl
A simple shawl in a multi-colored yarn
is ideal for a beginner who wants to knit
something stunning. Try it in this or any
of our seven multis in
Nature's Choice Organic Cotton.
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Crochet Fisherman Road Scarf
A sampler scarf is ideal for practicing new stitches.
You can try out crochet seed stitch, ladder stitch,
grit stitch and lacy grit stitch all in one easy project!
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Knit Tracie Baby Kimono
The ever-popular baby kimono gets a
wool makeover. Wool-Ease Thick & Quick
knits up fast and makes this a perfect
transitional garment as it'll be warm and cozy.
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Crochet Phyl the Python
Perfect for kids or adults just learning to crochet,
amigurumi are fun and easy to make and
even more fun when finished.
You'll have this simple snake slithering
into the jungle in no time.
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Knit Snowfall Garter Stitch Cardigan
All it takes is a simple stitch to make a
beautiful sweater. This simple garter
stitch cardigan is knit from the top down
in machine washable and dryable Baby Wool.
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Crochet Congo the Gorilla
This funny little ape makes a great
addition to your amigurumi zoo!
Amigurumi are fun and easy to make
and even more fun when finished.
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Knit Patchwork Garter Baby Throw
Perfect for an on-the-go project, this patchwork
throw is made from garter stitch squares.
Knit the squares while traveling or commuting
and then stitch them together later!
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Crochet Amigurumi Parrot
Add to your amigurumi menagerie with
this adorable parrot. Amigurumi are fun
and easy to make and even more fun when finished.
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Felted Seattle Bag
Knit or crochet this adorable bag and
then felt it! Felting makes the material
sturdy and perfect for bags.
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Knit Pink Lemonade Hoodie
This simple hoodie is cozy and, better yet,
machine washable and dryable in new Baby Wool.
Click here to view pattern details.
Crochet Blue Ridge Throw
Various tweedy hues coordinate perfectly
in this rippled throw! Handmade afghans
add a special touch to any home, and
rippled afghans are fun to crochet and
easy to customize.
Click here to view pattern details.
Knit Cabled and Fringed Hat
For a funky take on a cabled earflap hat,
add a fringe mohawk! This cozy hat is
perfect for the fashion forward baby.
Click here to view pattern details.
Crochet Sequoia Shrug
The self-striping tweedy hues of
Tweed Stripes take the simply
constructed shrug to a new level.
To achieve this unique look, one
simply crochets a rectangle and
seams it according to the
directions in the pattern.
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Knit Lace Inset Cardi
A simple top down raglan construction
gets whimsical with interspersed lace
detail. Top down raglans are easy to
customize to your measurements,
plus you can customize with your
own lace stitch or added buttons.
Click here to view pattern details.
Hi, my name is Cora. I am a beginner designer and have a few patterns published at Cora Shaw on Ravelry (http://www.ravelry.com/designers/cora-shaw). I am married to a wonderful man. We are owned by 3 cats (Patches, Snowball & Pumpkin) as well as 3 dogs (Molly, Leo and Bear). I am dealing with End Stage Renal Failure and currently on dialysis.
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Welcome to my blog. I hope to blog about my knitting and crocheting as well as everyday life. The patterns that I post are original and as such there is copyright on them. When they are based on another pattern there is a link to the pattern.
My husband and I adopted a beautiful dog named Leo. He is a dachshund and absolutely adorable! we adopted him on June 23, 2010 and he has become the love of our lives.
I love to share patterns that I find along the way or to talk about some of the neatest designers that are out there today, so I love to post links to the designs or the designers.
So grab a cup a and sit and enjoy the blog.
Cora
My husband and I adopted a beautiful dog named Leo. He is a dachshund and absolutely adorable! we adopted him on June 23, 2010 and he has become the love of our lives.
I love to share patterns that I find along the way or to talk about some of the neatest designers that are out there today, so I love to post links to the designs or the designers.
So grab a cup a and sit and enjoy the blog.
Cora
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Tuesday, August 10, 2010
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