The Spiral Goddess Scarf uses features continuous cables and a built-in icord edge. Strong experience with cable knitting is recommended. Due to the intricacy of the stitch motif, this pattern uses charts instead of written instructions.

Knit in the round on 4 DPNs (easily adapted for two circulars)

The Woodland Magic Tarot Pouch features moss stitch, a bear claw motif, lacy leaves and stag horn cables. Knit in the round with fingering weight yarn in earthy colors, it’s a perfect pouch for a forest-themed tarot deck, wooden runes or small ogham fews.

FOR PERSONAL/NON-COMMERCIAL USE ONLY. You may not sell items made from this pattern without the designer’s permission.

FOR PERSONAL/NON-COMMERCIAL USE ONLY. You may not sell items made from this pattern without the designer’s permission.

7-17-2016 a corrected version of the pattern has been released. If you purchased the incorrect version, you should have received an email with instructions to download the corrected pattern.

In Charles De Lint’s Newford novels, the character of Jilly Coppercorn appears in almost every book, a voice of belief in the supernatural. She is also an artist who paints the world full of the unexpected and magical. I’ve named this simple pouch design after Jilly because the design perfectly utilizes hand painted yarns or self-striping yarns...

Please note: There is an error in the pattern on Rnd. 36. It SHOULD read: