Sip, Sip, Hooray! is a simple wall hanging, which is designed to display and organize your knitting needles. The holes from the yarn overs are plentiful and placed throughout the design to provide you with the ability to store several knitting needles.

The gentle flow of the design reminds me of a delicious beverage being poured into my favorite mug.

This pattern features an easy to memorize lace pattern, framed by a seed stitch edge and finished with an I-Cord BO. It is worked from the bottom up, then sewn onto a supporting rod.

Whether you’re a seasoned knitter seeking a quick project or an adventurous beginner eager to try your first lace project, this pattern guides you through each section with clear instructions.

Sip, Sip, Hooray! is a perfect way to showcase those one-of-a-kind souvenir skeins collected during your travels, or use up a little stash, since it only requires a small amount of yarn.

Select an heirloom knitting needle that was used by your grandmother, a beautiful piece of wrought iron, a piece of driftwood from a special beach, or a simple dowel to support your wall hanging for a personal touch.

Techniques Used
Knit & purl
Cable CO
I-Cord BO
Simple lace (yo, k2tog, ssk)

Yarn - Worsted Weight
Knitting for Olive Heavy Merino (100% Merino; 136 yds/125 m per 50g skein)
Sample uses 227 yds/208 m, color: Elderflower
Needles
US #6/4 mm needles 16”/40 cm circular or 12”/30 cm straight needles
Notions
Supporting rod: 14”/ 36 cm long knitting needle, dowel, or driftwood
Tapestry needle
Optional: 7 stitch markers, if you wish to separate the repeats
Gauge
21 sts/ 28 rows = 4” (10 cm) square in pattern, blocked
Finished Measurements
13.25”/ 34 cm wide x 18.5”/47 cm long

This includes a written pattern and chart.
This pattern has been tech edited and test knitted.