Originally published in Knit Magazine No. 40, September 2011, Lord Loxley is now available here, Craftsy, Ravlery and soon through Knit Picks where you can choose yarn and purchase the pattern at the same time!
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Showing posts with label boys. Show all posts
Monday, May 14, 2012
Lord Loxley Pattern Re-release!
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Saturday, February 25, 2012
Union Suit - Children's Pattern Release!
“Based on the one piece long underwear worn for the past century in the America’s, the Union Suit is a classic outfit that is designed for comfort and warmth. It features seamless construction with raglan shaping, a front buttoned opening from neck to gusset, a backside opening with buttoned flap, a roomy gusset, tapered arms and legs & twisted rib cuffs. Approximately 4” (10cm) of positive ease allows for comfort and room to grow.
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Monday, November 21, 2011
Knitting For a Friend & New Pattern Preview
I have been working on several projects lately. I am so happy to have all these Union Suits finished for my friend, Tara! It took me longer than expected but they are done :)
Elanns Bamboo classic was used for the blue and purple Union Suits. It was extremely spilty, but super soft. It should be comfortable for a baby :) This blue suit is size 3 months.
Elanns newer Sonata Soft in brown was used for this size 3 months suit. It is not as soft as the bamboo, but did soften up some once washed.
Periwinkle union suit in size 2 years for Liv :)
I also knit a hat for her, like the ones I made a few years ago. "Thorpe" is by Kristen Kapur and is easy and quick to knit. It is also a free pattern! I used Knit Picks Swish in Serrano and Dusk. I held the strands doubled to achieve the correct gauge.
Life has been busy lately. My mum has been in the hospital for 3 weeks, home for a few days and is back in again. I have tried to go down there every week for a few days and help out. Hopefully things will return to "normal" soon for them :)
I have a few new patterns coming out, one of which is a unique hat pattern: "Mister or Missus" Toque. It comes in 5 sizes: baby, toddler, child, women's and men. It features seamless twisted stitch cables that run from front to back and a section on each side. It is an advanced beginner to intermediate pattern, but isn't too hard once you get going :)
Above is the womens and toddler sizes using Cascade 220 wool. I knit these last year but haven't done anything with them since then!
The hat is started at the top.
Notice Loxley's scarf? India knit this little beauty :) Maybe I can convince her to write out the pattern?
More cuteness :)
The Man's hat was knit with Madelinetosh Vintage, if I remember correctly.
This pattern will be knit up with Knit Picks Wool of the Andes Tweed soon! Come back for a free pattern giveaway :)
Happy knitting!
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Sunday, July 10, 2011
Preview - Lord Loxley Pullover
This pattern is now available for purchase! 
Lord Loxley Pullover featured in Knit Issue 40. Something fun that I worked on over the winter :) The issue isn't released until sometime this week, I believe, but it was exciting to see the preview!
Lord Loxley is knit up in Rowan Pure Wool DK; very nice soft yarn to work with. It is knit seamlessly, in the round, from the bottom up, raglan sleeves, v-neck & hood. The cable runs up the front, up the back and over the hood.
Lord Loxley is named after my little guy, Loxley; always on the move and such a great source of inspiration :D
Lord Loxley Pullover featured in Knit Issue 40. Something fun that I worked on over the winter :) The issue isn't released until sometime this week, I believe, but it was exciting to see the preview!
What a cute little model! I wonder how hard it was to take his photo while he was moving? I bet he moved alot!
Yes, front cover :) That made me smile :D
Lord Loxley is knit up in Rowan Pure Wool DK; very nice soft yarn to work with. It is knit seamlessly, in the round, from the bottom up, raglan sleeves, v-neck & hood. The cable runs up the front, up the back and over the hood.
A fun element to this pullover is that the sleeves are detachable. Much more versatile, especially for children who need something warm in the cooler months.
Sleeves have snap tape and they snap to the inside of the sleeve cuffs.
Lord Loxley is named after my little guy, Loxley; always on the move and such a great source of inspiration :D
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