Meet the Scrappy Gnome Hat‘s kid sister. A little bit shorter, a little bit spunky, still full of fun and an even quicker knit. Also my current favorite last minute gift. The free pattern can be downloaded here, with directions for sizes newborn through adult.
Ravelry link here.
Happy Sunday all!
Some scenes from my birthday, earlier this week. It really was the loveliest of days (perhaps excepting the part where the Wee Girl got not one, but two gold beads stuck up her nose!).
In other news, Craftsy patterns are now live! Offering up a little bit of everything you could possibly want, from knitting and embroidery to paper arts and jewelry making. I have plans to set aside some quiet time tonight to browse through them all myself. And of course this also means that Misselthwaite is now available for purchase through Craftsy as well as Ravelry.
Happy weekend everyone!
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It’s all ready and available for sale in my Ravelry store. It will also be available in the brand new Craftsy store, just as soon as they open (sometime early this month). I was honored to be invited to join many other independent designers in this new undertaking. You can sign up to be notified of their grand opening here.
Misselthwaite is a knitted pinafore inspired by Frances Hodgson Burnett’s classic novel, “The Secret Garden”.
View A (pictured here) is more streamlined, with a narrower skirt and crisp seed stitch edging. View B features a romantic full skirt with deep pleats, moss stitch edging and optional pockets.
Both views are perfectly adorable over a dress for a look full of old fashioned charm. Or over a shirt with leggings or even jeans for a funky, modern look with a touch of whimsy!
One of the things that I really love about this pattern is that there are so many ways to decorate it. This version showcases an old doily and some pretty vintage buttons.
Full Ravelry notes here.
It’s all ready and available for sale in my Ravelry store. It will also be available in the brand new Craftsy store, just as soon as they open (sometime early this month). I was honored to be invited to join many other independent designers in this new undertaking. You can sign up to be notified of their grand opening here.
Misselthwaite is a knitted pinafore inspired by Frances Hodgson Burnett’s classic novel, “The Secret Garden”.
View A (pictured here) is more streamlined, with a narrower skirt and crisp seed stitch edging. View B features a romantic full skirt with deep pleats, moss stitch edging and optional pockets.
Both views are perfectly adorable over a dress for a look full of old fashioned charm. Or over a shirt with leggings or even jeans for a funky, modern look with a touch of whimsy!
One of the things that I really love about this pattern is that there are so many ways to decorate it. This version showcases an old doily and some pretty vintage buttons.
Full Ravelry notes here.