Little Buds
Little Buds is a reversible, assigned pooling design ideal for semi-solid or tonal yarns with a small section of high contrast color. With this type of design, you assign one stitch to the main color and a different stitch to the contrast color. This design assigns garter stitch to the the main color and “bud” stitch to the contrast color to create a cute little scarf with random pops of color. Little Buds is knit diagonally, and the size is adjustable. The look of your scarf will depend on the yarn you use. Sample scarf knit with Wollmeise Pure in AP Miriel. Enjoy!
Here are some yarns dyed specifically for this type of design.
Your scarf will be unique depending on yarn color and size of contrast section.
For information on these yarns, please visit my Ravelry pattern page.
Materials
Fingering weight yarn, minimum 525 meters / 570 yards; more for a larger scarf
Use assigned pooling yarn or select a yarn with approximately 10% to 20% section of high contrast
3.00mm (US 2.5 / UK 11) knitting needles
Measurements (approximate)
Before blocking: 54” across neck edge, 12” neck edge to center point
After blocking: 60” across neck edge, 13” neck edge to center point
Pattern Information
Number of pages: 3
Language(s): English
Instructions: Written
Photos: 2
Schematic: 1
New release discount of 15% is reflected in list price. No coupon code needed. Discount ends February 13, 2022. Regular price is $6.00
Pattern available on my Ravelry designs page.
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Knit Circus Yarns
Knit Circus yarns has knit up my Cupid cowl in Harvest Moon and Cranberry Sauce. They have several color combos available and ready to ship! Each pack has 100g multicolor and 100g semi-solid fingering weight yarn, enough to knit this design.
To celebrate this collaboration, use coupon code KnitCircus to receive a 30% discount on this pattern (available on Ravelry)
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Flores Pullover
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Eri Shimizu’s Caroline Design
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Chop Suey
Chop suey: assorted bits. Use up your sock yarn scraps to knit up squares for a blanket, throw or pillow cover. Each square is worked in the round, from the outer edge to the center. Pattern includes instructions to knit individual squares. Enjoy!
Download pattern for Chop Suey
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Wool Dryer Balls
Knit your own wool dryer balls. These make nice gifts and you can use up your (non superwash) wool scraps. Bottom photo shows felting after only one wash/dry cycle. Enjoy!
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