I am a Dr. Who fan and have always loved what I see as the ‘tilting TARDIS’ pattern. I have wanted to incorporate it into a design for a long time, and this Fall gave me the opportunity. I liked the idea of leaves growing into the TARDIS design. The title of the design does not refer to Dr. Who as I did not wish to engage in a copywrite dispute.

A provisional cast-on is used in this pattern to enable you to join it in the round using live stitches to achieve a more ‘seamless’ join. You may choose to use a regular cast-on and leave it flat as a scarf or join with a more traditional seam.

Lacy, buttersoft cowl. Pattern used nearly all of one hank of Chalet. Can substitute with another chunky/bulky yarn; 3 stitches = 1”.

This handy tote can be made larger to handle big projects (just add more stripe rows), or smaller, as desired. You hold 2 strands of worsted weight throughout the project and a size 11 or 13 needle can be used. Gauge is not terribly important as it is going to be felted. Be aware that felting will decrease the overall size of your project by ab...