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Snohomish Knitters Guild

2011 Featured Patterns

Fortune Cookies by Tina Marie Smith

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I had the good fortune to take a sock design class from Cookie A in January 2010. For the class, she had a stack of pattern books from which we could choose our knit pattern, if we didn’t have one already in mind. As I was flipping through the pages, this pattern jumped out at me, I had to design a sock with this pattern. We (Cookie and I) fiddled with the stitch count and row count until it fit the cast on number I needed. These socks knit up quickly as the pattern is easy to memorize and keep track of as you knit along. I have incorporated the ribbing into the first round repeat, as I find it keeps the continuity between the ribbing and leg pattern. This pattern leads to a cozy fitting sock that has lots of elasticity. I named these Fortune Cookies because the pattern looks like little fortune cookies when knit up (at least to me) and it’s also a nod to herself, Cookie A.

Free Download from Ravelry.com


Blueberry the Moose by The Byrd's Nest

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Looking for a moose pattern? This is the moose for you! Blueberry the moose is cute, cuddly, and has lots of character.

Blueberry is 12 inches tall.

$3.98 Digital Download from Ravelry.com



The Babe by E. A. Kelley

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A local knit guild put a call out for patterns to insert into their goody bags for the local Stitch n’ Pitch, and I thought what would be more perfect than a scarf featuring baseballs and bats. Done in a wool and plant fiber blend it is meant to be a nice and airy accessory for whatever weather you might encounter at your local Stitch n’ Pitch.

$5.00 Digital Download from Ravelry.com

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