This perfect last minute project makes a wonderful gift for yourself or a friend. Our cheerful employee, Lynnet, is shown wearing our Easy Moguls Scarf in Indian Paintbrush. It is made with 2 skeins of Mountain Colors Moguls and is knit in garter stitch. It couldn't get any easier and with such great results. You are welcome to copy off the pattern and pass it along to friends. Happy holidays to all from Mountain Colors!!
Friday, December 17, 2010
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Mari's Star Hat
This lovely hat was knit and designed by Diana's niece Mari. Everyone at Mountain Colors wants to knit one. Mine would be in autumn colors, one of our dyers loves browns, another loves blues...hmm the possiblities are endless. What color hat would you knit? It uses one skein of Mountain Colors Weavers Wool Quarters and 2 accent colors. Feel free to share it with friends.
Monday, December 6, 2010
The Mountain Loop--Free Pattern of the week
This lovely loop scarf uses 2 skeins of Mountain Colors 3-ply Wool. It is knit on large needles and is very soft and warm. After knitting the large loop, just give it a twist and put both loops over your head.
Wouldn't this make a great gift for someone on your holiday gift giving list?? Or perhaps YOU need to make one for yourself!! The free pattern can be found below:
Feel free to share this with friends.
Stay warm!
Wouldn't this make a great gift for someone on your holiday gift giving list?? Or perhaps YOU need to make one for yourself!! The free pattern can be found below:
The Mountain Loop
By Diana McKay
Our coldest predicted winter in many years is now here. I developed this scarf to keep the chill away. It’s very quick to knit, cozily warm and is a great last minute Christmas gift to whip up. Enjoy!
YARN: 2 skeins of Mountain Colors 3Ply Wool
NEEDLES: #9 or #10 circular needles (24” seemed to work fine) or size you need for gauge
GAUGE: 3.5 – 3” stitches per inch
FINISHED SIZE: 8” x 58”
BROKEN RIB PATTERN STITCH:
Row 1: K1, P1 around
Row 2: Knit around
CAST ON 200sts loosely. Knit the first row and join into a circle without twisting the stitches. Place a marker where you join. Work the Pattern Stitch for 8”. Bind off with a needle a couple sizes bigger than the size you are using to keep the bind off edge loose. Weave in the ends and block lightly. Wrap around your neck and keep it warm!
The link previously posted doesn't want to work. If we get it repaired we will correct that problem!
Feel free to share this with friends.
Stay warm!
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