One of the simplest designs in my Woodland Critters Collection is the Deer in the Meadow Cowl. It's a relatively quick knit, in hypoallergenic DK cotton and linen, with super simple construction. Nevertheless, it's a really eye-catching garment with a pretty Fair Isle motif and deer grazing in the …
Yarmouth Marled Mitts: Free Knitting Pattern
Hello everyone! I wanted to take a quick break from my Woodland Critters Collection to introduce a new, free pattern: Yarmouth Marled Mitts! I had the opportunity to work with Knit Picks’ new Palette Twist collection back in the late spring, and I wanted to come up with a simple design to …
Woodland Critters: Pompoms
Here we go with the final post in my tutorial series on the Woodland Critters Scarf! Last week I demonstrated how to create tassels, one option to finish the scarf. Now I will give step-by-step instructions for the second finishing options: pompoms! This option is interesting because it …
Woodland Critters: Making Tassels
In the previous post, I offered a tutorial on duplicate stitch, which will come in handy for many knitters, not just for the Woodland Critters Scarf, but for any stranded knitting project with more than two colors in a given row or round. Hopefully, this tutorial will help you through the Woodland …
Woodland Critters: Duplicate Stitch
Now that the cat's out of the bag, so to speak, I can start a series of helpful tutorial posts on all the designs from my Woodland Critters Collection. I also want to highlight some of the design process and inspiration behind this collection! I can't wait to get started. Since my Woodland …