Snow Celebration is a three pattern ebook featuring a beanie, cowl and fingerless mitts. Includes links to video tutorials for the following skills:
Cable cast-on, Latvian braid, jogless Latvian braid, jogless knitting in-the-round, center double decrease (CDD)
Snowy Caps beanie pattern
This is a two-color fair isle design that makes use of a variegated yarn to capture the sky and negative space, and uses a tonal yarn to create the motifs.
Growing up in the Rocky Mountain area, I just can't separate the idea of snow and mountains. They go together!
The hat is all about the mountain peaks; it showcases a ring of mountain caps with snow falling from a cloudy sky.
To give this hat some extra depth and warmth, I opted for designing with the incomparable Malabrigo yarn.
Knit from the bottom up and in-the round, this beanie pattern follows a 12 stitch repeat. The pattern includes customization options so you can knit your hat less slouchy. Available in three sizes: Adult S, M & L.
Snowflake Love cowl pattern
This stranded color work cowl celebrates the beauty of the snowflake. The center of the cowl takes a close look at the detail, while the rest of the cowl appreciates the abundance of snow throughout.
Knit from the bottom up, in-the-round, this is a 42 stitch repeat pattern completed over 57 rounds. One size fits adult.
To give this cowl some extra depth and warmth, I opted for designing with the incomparable Malabrigo yarn.
M'its Snowing fingerless mitts pattern
Ribbed stitching and Latvian braids at the cuff and at the bottoms of the fingers frames the entire snowy mitt with a symmetrical feel.
The cuffs build out the Snowy Caps' snow falling on the Rocky Mountains motif. And in our sky a close up view of a fantastic snowflake. This snowflake is displayed on both sides of the hand.
This pattern is worked from the bottom up and features a 24-stitch repeat with 44 rows. It is knit from the bottom up.
Fits size adult