… for Christmas, from me to me. I’m sooo excited.
I had just added ‘The Tortoise and the Hare’ pattern on Ravelry by Kate Davies to my basket when I saw a notification that I have two other patterns from her in my favourites. I clicked on the link, and there was the Cockatoo Brae cardigan and a vest pattern (the name eludes me). Then I realised it’s included in her book ‘Yokes’, I had a quick look at the included patterns and wasted no time in placing an order for the printed copy instead (which turns out to be better value than buying just the pattern, and you get a pdf download in your Ravelry account too). It has 11 garment designs, with a bit of history and stories that influence the yoke designs from parts of the world; I 💖 them all.
As I already had my 👀 on ‘150 Scandinavian Knitting Designs’ by Mary Jane Mucklestone, I ordered that also. This is a really useful book for colour work because there are a myriad of ways one can combine the patterns in various knits.
You must have already guessed what knitting plans I have for 2018.
I’ll see you soon, and thanks for stopping by.
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Looks like 2018 will keep your knitting needles busy. 😀
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Certainly, I only need to FIND THE TIME.
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Scandinavian knitting designs are so close to Latvian design. Even main “element” Auseklītis is the symbol of the third Latvian National Awakening. https://latvianmom.com/2017/11/28/auseklitis-early-morning-star/
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Thanks for the information. This quite new to me, and I look forward to trying out the designs
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I hope you will share soon 🙂 Good luck!
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I’ve recently bought the 150 designs book too 🙂 The ravelry pattern book looks great too.
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