[For Studio Members] A trio of patterns for French press cozies and teapot mats, designed to be beginner-friendly and to use up leftover yarn or fabric. Make one in a craft you love, and try one in a craft that’s new to you! Crochet version designed by Danielle Comeau, knit version by Sarah Thornton, and quilted version by Liz Thornton.
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[For Studio Members] Designed by Elizabeth Elliott, Kinsol is a textured and heavyweight sideways triangle shawl. The twisted-stitch patterns are inspired by the Kinsol Trestle in British Columbia, one of the tallest timber rail trestle bridges in the world. The shawl is suitable for knitters of all skill levels who can read charts; a tutorial is provided for how to make the twisted stitches.
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Beginner-friendly instructions guide you through making a wet-felted scarf with a floral design, a great excuse to start dreaming of warmer, sunnier days ahead. Gather some wool, and get felting!
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Made with thick macramé rope (or yarn, if you prefer), and using only two kinds of knots, Cascading Diamonds is the perfect first large-scale macramé project. Step-by-step photo instructions introduce the two knots, and a layout diagram makes it clear how the piece comes together. So grab some rope or yarn, half a dozen enormous beads, and a dowel, and get knotting!
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For the first time, Digits & Threads is making a pattern available to all! It is included with Studio Membership, priced at 33% off for Armchair members, and at full price for free members and non-members.
Bespoke is a deliberately and thoughtfully gender- and size-inclusive design; the pattern includes instructions for making it with narrow or broad shoulders, and regular or tall length.
With an allover simple cabled pattern and diamond motif that runs down the centre back and sleeves, Bespoke is a buttoned cardigan featuring deep, integrated pockets; a choice of button placement on the right or left front; and a selection of techniques you’ll be happy to have in your knitter’s toolkit. Set-in sleeves and English-tailored shoulders provide a polished fit. The shawl collar is worked with short rows and changing needle sizes so the collar lays neatly around the back neck.
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Part of our Trees feature, this cross-stitch pattern says “Stay Home” in Canada’s two official languages – “Restez chez vous” – amongst leaf motifs. Presented both with a colour chart and an accessible symbols chart.
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The Canadian Resources Cowl is knit from two colours of fingering weight yarn and uses a reversible slipped stitch technique. Increases and decreases in the fabric create the tree motif and beautifully shaped edges. No cabling is needed.
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