
Pat is knitting it into a scarf for a friend currently. Other projects it has been used for are the Lace Leaf Pullover by Teva Durham & Foliage by Emilee Mooney. It is a shop favorite.
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The pastel palette lends itself well to this blanket pattern and is perfectly unisex for the baby on the way. To finish off the blanket Sara did a crochet border of single crochet around in the yellow. It is gorgeous and sure to be a favorite for the baby.
For those of you unfamiliar with Rambling Rows it is a pattern written by Carol Anderson for her line of patterns called Cottage Creations. She is a very talented designer and her patterns are a favorites at the shop.
What we love best about these mittens is her choice of contrasting Koigu colors. Mia who has a great eye for color chose the darker purple and light pink and was so pleased with how the colors came together in the mittens. We now encourage all our customers to experiment with different Koigu color combinations. The color combinations are endless and truly make any project unique!
If you have been by the shop lately, you may have noticed this little guy nipping at your heels.Now that the weather has gotten downright cold, Riley needs to keep warm. So for the new year, Patricia's yarns is having a "Knit Riley a Sweater Contest". Knit him a sweater and drop it off at Patricia's Yarns. The winning sweater will win a $100 gift certificate and a photo on P.Y. Knits. All other sweaters will be donated to the local animal shelter. Contest ends Febraury 29th. Stop by the shop for measurements and further deatils.
The newest to the shop, Manos Silk Wool has been knitted up in two beautiful neck warmers. Above, is the Here and There Cables scarf from Scarf Style that our fabulous friend Amy knitted up. We love the deep purple color!
We truly love Manos Silk wool and find it the perfect yarn for scarves as well as hats and wrist warmers. We hope you'll pop in and get a good feel of this yarn.