Last week we shared with you Amy Christoffer’s Coolidge Cardigan pattern, a lovely moss stitch and lace creation that Maureen has already cast on for. She is making a version in Pumpkin Weekend Wool that just might be ready to make its debut at Rhinebeck.
This week we wanted to draw your attention to the handful of other recently published patterns available on Ravelry that call for Spinnery yarns.
© Annie Rowden
Among our favorites is Annie Rowden’s Polka Dot Tunic. This pattern includes sizing for 6 months to 12 years and the design could transition from a dress to a tunic worn over leggings as the little one who wears it grows. Annie knit this up with Spinnery Sylvan Spirit.
This pattern is part of the Knittin’ Little Fall 2015 Collection that includes designs from 6 popular designers with a little something for every discriminating kiddo that you may be knitting for.
© Therese Chynoweth
Our friend Therese has designed a lush cabled pillow that is perfect for snuggling into on long winter evenings. Her Long Weekend Cabled Pillow pattern calls for Alpaca Elegance and would satisfy a project need for those of you eager to nest as our days get shorter.
© Knitscene/Harper Point Photography
If a smaller project is more your speed, you may want to consider Amy Palmer’s top-down Mewesic Socks. This pattern is available for FREE when you purchase either the digital or physical edition of Knitscene Winter 2015 from the Interweave online store. Never fear! The pattern will be available for free to everyone in the near future.
And for you hookers out there, Marly Bird has recently published a beautiful shawl that also calls for Spinnery Mewesic yarn.
© Love of Crochet
You’ll find her Camilla Shawl in the pages of the Fall 2015 issue of Love of Crochet. It calls for a skein each of two colors of our DK weight wool yarn. Just beautiful!
There are even more patterns for you to choose from. Browsing the selection on Ravelry may help you find the perfect new pattern to start next Feel free to give us a call or stop by the Spinnery; we’d love to help you find the perfect yarn selection for your next project.