What Have We Been Knitting? What's new?
Here's some of what we've shared on Facebook/Instagram since we last chatted:
Posted February 6:
Off the hook! Shell Cowl crocheted with Danube DK. It's a freebie pattern at straw.com. Again, a simple pattern with gorgeous yarn.
Pattern:
Shell Cowl - there is a short version and a long version - I did the long version with 3 balls of Danube DK.
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Posted February 12:
My mom knit this cutie!
Plymouth Pattern #2863Yarn: Dreambaby DK Paint Pot
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Posted February 15:
Dominic is looking especially dapper in his vest knit by Great Grandma Mary.
Yarn: Encore Dynamo
Pattern:
A Family of Vests by Nancy Lindberg----------
Posted February 23:Just off the needles: A cute chevron tank knit out of one of our new warm-weather yarns. Cottonation is a 100% cotton in happy colors - perfect for spring! The pattern is available in the shop and
here on Ravelry, but check out my
Bundle for more ideas.
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Posted on February 24:
Another new-to-Double-Ewe yarn today: Baby Cashmere Merino Silk DK from Sublime. It's a beautiful, luxurious yarn for a special baby, but it also makes gorgeous grown-up items as well. I've made a
Bundle of ideas for you.
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Posted February 25:
A super fun package arrived today: A trunk show from Ewe Ewe Yarns! We've got 13 items for you to touch and feel: shawls, mitts, cowls, for babies to adults. Ewe Ewe has two yarns: Wooly Worsted and Ewe So Sporty. Both are superwash merino wool, and both are bouncy with great stitch definition - real treats to knit with!
I'll let Heather tell you more about herself and her company:
Ewe Ewe YarnsAnd I put all the patterns for the samples she sent us in a bundle. Check them out here:
Ravelry Bundle----------
Posted February 26:
New for spring: Nettle Grove is a blend of cotton, linen, nettle and silk. It knits up into a lightweight, breathable, soft fabric perfect for warm weather tops, shawls, scarves, and such. This scarf knit up really quickly, and it uses four colors, but is also lovely in just one.
The pattern is a freebie from Plymouth yarn:
Striped Diagonal ScarfWant more ideas? Here's a
Ravelry Bundle.
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Posted February 29:
Our Judy loves scarves. I pried this one off her neck to show you just how gorgeous the colors of our British Blue Wool can be. (Ok, ok, I didn't pry, she offered it to me.)
Blue Faced Leicester (soft, sheeny, very British wool) in little 25 gram balls, sixteen shades to choose from, perfect for playing with color. Judy chose 5 colors and followed the One by One, Two by Two pattern, a freebie from our friends at Churchmouse. I think you could choose your colors with your eyes closed and still come out a winner.
As usual, if you'd like more inspiration, I've made another
Ravelry Bundle.
Here's the scoop on the pattern:
One by One, Two by Two----------
Posted March 1:
She finished it! Spring Sweater: Done.
This is Emily, proudly showing us her Neck Down Summer Cardigan from Knitting Pure & Simple (pattern available at Double Ewe), knit out of Tatamy DK. Nice job, Em!