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Wabbit Season
Wabbit Season While this hat is probably not actually well-suited to hunting wabbits (or ducks), it does remind me a bit of traditional hunting caps when you tie the earflaps up- only, much cuter....
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Muffle
Muffle It’s so hard to resist buying that one little skein of Aquarella - it’s so beautiful and watercolor-y and amazing. But with just 65 yards, finding a project that will use one skein is...
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Verse
Verse I don’t really remember how this wrap got it’s name. Something to do with my friend (and photographer) Vivian remarking what a poetic garment it was. And hey, “verse” sounds like “versatile, and...
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Catacomb
Catacomb A super cozy, ear-hugging, wind-blocking, simple-yet-interesting beanie well suited for most any age or gender. Knits up quickly and looks more complicated than it actually is- a great last...
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Go Go Malabrigo
Go Go Malabrigo Booklet containing five easy accessory patterns using Malabrigo yarn (though of course you could substitute if you really wanted to, but... it's so soft!) Contains: Wabbit Season...
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Annelida Gauntlets
Annelida Gauntlets These are so easy and fast, you could whip up a whole batch as gifts in a week! The simple slipped rib pattern creates the appearance of a loose gauge on one side and a tighter...
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Hypnotica
Hypnotica Dizzying! This hat features a short introduction to simple colorwork (in the form of corrugated ribbing) and then a terribly easy stripe pattern that looks a lot fancier than it is. A small...
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Hollywood Boulevard
Hollywood Boulevard Baby, you’re a star! This deceptively simple hat cycles rapidly through different textures, only to be topped off with a plump five pointed star that incorporates the decreases! As...
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Go Go Malabrigo Volume 2
Go Go Malabrigo Volume 2 5 more accessory patterns for Malabrigo yarns! 3 of which are worsted weight hats. So sue me, I like the worsted. ;-) Contains: Annelida (lace up gauntlets), Hollywood...
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Sweetness Beret
Sweetness Beret I named this cute, girly beret sincerely- it makes me think of fancy little pastries and sweet little pincushions… but now I can’t get that Smiths’ song out of my head* so I guess...
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Dilih
Dilih Dilih = “Drop It Like It’s Hot” Pronounce it however you like, haha. I say “dill”. This cowl is insanely simple, easy to resize, and works up quickly. Ladders are created by intentionally...
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Bespeckled Hat
Bespeckled Hat True to it’s name, this hat is most bespeckled. Not to be confused with bespectacled, which is an entirely different sort of hat. Simple colorwork, a convertible brim, and a cheery...
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Stripe Your Fancy
Stripe Your Fancy A snazzy striped shawl with lots of options for customization! Pick your size - a classic triangle, two triangles stuck together (slit square), or three triangles stuck together...
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Heartbreaker Beret
Heartbreaker Beret Why is this hat a Heartbreaker? ‘Cause it cheats, of course! That is to say- it forgoes complicated decreasing in brioche stitch for a tidy-looking and easy-as-pie ribbed...
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Foofoo Beret
Foofoo Beret Cozy little snowbunny hat with little bunny-tail-esque pompoms! The angora is ultraluxurious, but you could work it in a smooth aran weight (Malabrigo Twist, perhaps) for a different...
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Wheatberries Shawlette
Wheatberries Shawlette I love it when I can get a fancy, lacy look with only a few rows of effort! The majority of this shawlette is a relaxing stockinette knit with a few yarn over thrown in. Work...
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Dandy Scarf
Dandy Scarf A slinky, slippery, saucy little silk scarf (with tassels!)Published Friday, April 29, 2011 by Alexandra Tinsley4 pages
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Bad Oyster
Bad Oyster Why Bad Oyster? ‘Cause it’s got no purls! (I slay me.) This shawl/scarf is knit entirely in the round, and then steeked open, a process which also creates the fringe pretty painlessly....
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2011 Catalog
2011 Catalog Please note that this does NOT include the actual patterns! It's just a catalog of available patterns for potential wholesale orders via Deep South :-)Published Friday, June 3, 2011 by...
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