Free patterns #1

Opus 400 in red

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Opus 400.  Short summer socks designed in feather and fan stitch for self-striping yarn with stripes of up to approx 6-10 rows. There is a hidden row of eyelet holes under the rolled top edge, so you can thread through a ribbon or plied yarn if required, and tie it at the front or side. This is designed in what is believed to be the original, traditional feather and fan stitch pattern, and not one of the many variations of it. It has been charted and adapted here for in-the-round knitting. The pattern includes two separate, fully-written patterns plus charts for leg and instep for both toe-up and top-down versions. The toe-up pattern gives instructions for two-at-a-time on two circular needles, and the top-down version requires 4 dpns. The pattern also includes instructions for making a knitted spiral tie cord to complement the wavy stitch pattern. (More details here)

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Opus 400

Opus 400

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Opus 401.  A striped, chevron, outdoor scarf designed to manipulate and enhance the colours of Noro Kureyon. The two ends of the scarf are striped with a contrast aran yarn – plain or in a different colourway of Kureyon. (More details here)

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Opus 401

Opus 401

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Opus 601.  A fairly long, sideways-knitted and rolled ruffle scarf with a raggedy fringe. Note: this scarf may stretch to 72in (excl. fringe) in time, but it keeps its looks. This is a quick and simple pattern – and fully-written. The  scarf in the photo took one day to knit. (More details here)

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Opus 601

Opus 601

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Opus 1900.  Lined and moderately protective case for Amazon Kindle in basic Tunisian stitch (crochet). It has a full-length closing flap with loops for fastening. For the protection of the Kindle, it has been designed with no metal catch, no magnetic catch, no bulky catch, and no catch to press. It contains two pockets: one for the Kindle; one for a piece of stiffening card for minimal protection of the Kindle’s glass screen. Note: this case gives minimum protection against daily wear and tear during storage, but will not protect against e.g. being dropped or being crushed by heavy objects. (More details here)

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Opus 1900

Opus 1900

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Opus 1200Diagonally-striped, dyed, recycled-tee-shirt yarn cushion cover (pillow cover in US), decorated with flowers made from ruffle yarn. (More details here)

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Opus 2100

Opus 2100 made from recycled tee-shirt yarn

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Opus 1801. Lined knitting notions bag using Fairisle technique, with contrast central panel intended to exploit the multicoloured Wollmeise yarns, and cabled slipstitch stripes. The bag is gathered into a fold at the top with a cord or ribbon threaded through eyelet holes. It is just big enough to hold a 5.25in/13.5cm crochet hook fitted diagonally, but bag can be lengthened. (More details here).

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Opus 1801

Opus 1801

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Opus 1901. Decorative Tunisian crochet belt with ties at the front, embellished with embroidery if required. Women’s or teenagers’ sizes adjustable. (More details here)

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Opus 1901

Opus 1901

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Untitled 2101.  Artwork version: recycled, crocheted, circular, cotton-shirt-yarn table mat, using wrong side as top side. This pattern uses both UK and US crochet terminology. Conventional version: the same mat will look more conventional with the right side at the top, and perhaps contrasting ribbon woven through the stitches along the outside edge (more details here).

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Untitled 2101 top view

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