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Beach Peas Collection is a collection of small accessory designs.

Need a holiday gift, or several gifts for friends and family members? It’s never too early or too late to start your holiday gift knitting.

This e-book was created in June 2023. It consists of three bottom-up shawl patterns with the possibility to add at least one more in the same style.

This collection of neckwear accessories was inspired by the Canada’s West Coast shore lines and misty ocean breezes. All of them are designed with the lightweight lofty yarns in mind and worked in simple stitch patterns to remind the utter beauty of this place, the beauty that is still and splendid, but not overpowering.

This e-book of patterns consists of four shawls and wraps that are based on the same design concept and have similar design elements, being at the same time different and unique.

Stillness is a collection of four popular shawl patterns from my ravelry pattern store. They are all compiled in one downloadable e-book and available for purchase as one pdf file (23 pages including the cover page).

This e-book of patterns consists of four asymmetrical triangular shawls that are based on the same design concept and have similar design elements, being at the same time different and unique.

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The April Showers cowl is worked flat and on the bias, starting with a few cast on stitches. It is shaped into a triangle with increases along the edge of the knit.

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Pattern update alert! There are three more sizes added: 46, 48, 50.

Snowdrops for Her summer top for ladies is worked completely top-down.

The NEW pattern format (V.05-NO-CHARTS) of this design with the row-by-row instructions is

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High Altitude is a two-colour sister pattern to my Altitude shawl. For the shawl’s body, you start with a provisional cast-on, then you knit on the bias, shaping the shawl with simultaneous decreases and increases at a different rate to reduce the number of stitches. The selvage stitches are worked in a unique way to make a nice uniform edge. T...

Altitude is an asymmetrical triangular shawl that is knitted on the bias and shaped with simultaneous decreases/increases at both edges of the knitted fabric. Alternating sections of garter stitch and open work stitch patterns make this an engaging and, at the same time, a relaxing knit. The finishing touch is made by knitting on a mesh border ...

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Sweet Peas includes two accessories for your little girl: a hat and a matching cowl. The hat is worked seamlessly in the round starting at the band and requires minimal finishing. The stitch pattern used in the hat design resembles the look of the stitch patterns used in the cowl design, though it is not reversible.

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Petal Showers hat is a fitted beanie-style hat and the worsted weight yarn replica of my Sweet Daisy Hat design that calls for aran weight yarn. These hats have been inspired by the abundant tree blossoms we enjoyed this Spring season. If you want to make a coordinating accessory you can check my accessory designs from the Beach Peas Collection...

Sweet Daisy Hat is a fitted beanie-style hat that was inspired by my other designs from the Beach Peas Collection. If you want to make a coordinating accessory there are two cowl patterns that could be a good match to this hat.

Forest Walk shawl is a sister design to Forest Veil. It has the same extra long asymmetrical shape and a decorative bind-off edge, but it is knit in a heavier yarn for a quick result and urban rustic look.

Deep Frost is a crescent shawl with an all over textured stitch pattern and a chevron stitch lace border, that adds a romantic touch. This shawl has a deeper body, compared to its sister design Sunset Frost from my pattern collection.

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Grape Mist cowl is a light and careless accessory suitable for any occasion. The basic idea for this design was to make a versatile cowl in one size that could be worn in many different ways, buttoned-up or buttoned-down: as a cape, cowl or snood.

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The Mist Infinity Shawl design features reversible eyelet and lace rib stitch patterns knit in a fairly loose gauge. Designed with generous width and length, this accessory can make a statement in your wardrobe.

Sunset Frost is a crescent shaped shawl (with an option to make a shallow triangle). This design features short row shaping, reversible textural stitch patterns and a chevron lace border, that adds a romantic touch to this accessory.

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The Sugared Pixie and Sugared Gnome, previously available as two separate patterns, are now available together in a single transaction. You will get 2 separate files.

The Sugared Cowl is designed to complement Sugared Pixie & Gnome hat designs. The cowl is worked seamlessly in the round.

Sunny Cowl is designed to compliment the Sunny Beret. It is knit top-down starting with the band in CC. The main part is worked in textural rib stitch pattern in MC with garter ridges in CC.

Twilight Mist Scarf is knit sideways in a classic rectangular shape. This design features two reversible eyelet and lace stitch patterns which are easy to make. Moderately blocked it can serve as a scarf, but with classic way of blocking it can be stretched to make a lightweight lacy shawl.

The Sunny Beret is worked seamlessly in the round starting with the twisted rib stitch brim. It is easy to customize the final look by completing fewer or more pattern repeats to adjust the height of the hat making it less or more slouchy. In children’s sizes the beret has a shallower and more fitted style.