Autumn Accessories Ebook from Artemis Adornments: Shawls, Legwarmers, Cowl, and Hat Patterns

Autumn Accessories Ebook from Artemis Adornments

CONTRIBUTORS:

Kuduja, Boknits, Brendadada, Deenulya, Judyls & Risager

www.artemisadornments.com

Autumn web

SHAWL BY KUDUJA

YARN

Merino Lace (Austermann), 100 % merino, 25 g/350 m, 2 balls Needles: 3 mm, 3.5 mm

GAUGE

The gauge is not critical. You can use any yarn you like, provided that you get a texture you Like.

SIZE

Finished measurements after blocking: 87 cm measured along the central stitch.

ABBREVIATIONS

k -knit p - purl yo -yarnover st, sts - stitch, stitches tog - together S1, k2tog. psso - slip 1, knit 2 together, pass slipped stitch over s1, k1 tog. pssp - slip 1, knit 1, pass slipped stitch over

LEGEND

Ccentral st ks1,k1,pss0 k2tog s1,k2 tog.psso 0 yo Cast on 5 sts. Work setup rows as follows: Row 1: k 2 (edge sts), yo, k1 (central st), yo, k 2 (edge sts) = 7 sts. Row 2: k 2, p 1, K1, p 1, k 2.

CHART 1

Start working the Chart 1. 2 edge sts at the beginning and at the end of the row are not shown in the Chart. Edge sts and the central sts are worked in garter stitch (k in odd and in even rows). Wrong side: p all stitches (except for edge sts and the central st).

Work rows 1-10. In row 11, work sts before the repeat, then the pattern repeat (framed), then sts after the repeat. Work rows 11-15 until you have 205 sts between the edge sts and the central st (i.e., stitch count 2 + 205 + 1 + 205 + 2 = 415). If you wish a larger or a smaller shawl, you can make less or more repeats of rows 11-15 but make sure that the number of sts between the edge sts and the central st is dividable by 12 and you have 1 st remaining (i.e., the number of sts is 12 times X + 1). Switch to 3.5 mm needles. This is important, because the edge lace is denser than the body lace. Work Chart 2 one time (on wrong side, p all stitches except for the edge sts and the central st). Knit 4 rows in garter stitch. Bind off loosely. You may like Anna's stretchy bind off:

Anna's stretchy bind-off

k1. \*yo. k1;: slip yo over the left stitch, you have 2 sts on the right needle; slip the right st over the Left st'\*; repeat \*\*.

Chart 2

Kiak

LEGWARMERS BY LISA RISAGER

These ankle or leg warmers are tight and snug - like socks without toes and heels. Wear them over a pair of thin stockings or as yoga socks.

YARN

Sock yarn. The pictures show Socks Premium from Greta & The Fibers

NEEDLES & GAUGE

)ouble pointed needles size 2.5mm or the size to get 32 stitches = 10cm/4"

NOTIONS

A stitch marker (or a string of yarn in a contrasting colour

ABBREVIATIONS

K1 Knit one P1 Purl one ktbl Knit through back loop (a twisted knit stitch) YO Yarn over sl1 Slip one stitch to the other needle without knitting it psso pass the slipped stitch over knitted stitches Pfb Purl in front and back of the loop (increase 1)

CAST ON METHODS:

http:/ /www.knitty.com/ISSUEsummer05/FEATsumo5TT.html Cast on 56 stitches using the long tail cast on - but use 2 needles or a single size 4 needle isn't too tight. Join to work in the round - check that you haven't accidentally twisted your stitches! Using double pointed needles arrange onto four needles with 15. 15. 13 and 13 stitches on. Note or mark the beginning of the round.

SET-UP ROW:

[K2. P1l - repeat 11 times (this is the top where the pattern will be knitted), IK1, P1l - repeat 10 times, K2, P1 RIBBING: [ktbl, P1]

PATTERN:

Row 1: [K1, YO. K1, P1] Repeat Row 2: [K3. P1] Repeat Row 3: [sl1, K2, psso, P1] Repeat Repeat row 1-3 Work 27 rows (9 pattern repeats) with the pattern on the top and the ribbing on the bottom of the foot .

HEEL:

During the 1oth pattern repeat: Work row 1 of the pattern and the ribbing Work row 2 of the pattern and cast off loosely all the rib stitches until you reach the pattern stitches (Tip: casting off loosely: [Pfb and co, k and co] - repeat) Work row 3 of the pattern and cast on 25 stitches using the knitted on method (60 stitches on the needles) and continue working in the round.

LEG:

Arrange your stitches with 15 on each needle and continue working in pattern (20 "ribs" or 'stripes"). Work 21 pattern repeats

ANKLE WARMERS:

Cast off loosely after 21 pattern repeats and knit the other ankle warmer.

LEG WARMERS:

Continue working in pattern and increasing 1 stitch in the purl after the first "stripe", after the 6th "stripe", after 1ith "stripe", after the 16th "stripe", and after the 17th rib = 4 times on each round: Row 1: \*K1, YO. K1, pfb, [K1, YO. K1, P1] - repeat 4 times\* Repeat from \* to \* Row 2: \*K3. P2, [K3. P1] - repeat 4 times\* Repeat from \* to Row 3: \*sl1, K2, psso, P2, [sl1, K2, psso, P1] - repeat 4 times\* Repeat from \* to \* On the next pattern repeat make the next increases: make the increases in the purl stitches after the second "stripe", the 7th, the 12th, and the 17th "stripe". On the next pattern repeat, make the increases in the purl stitches after the third "stripe", the 8th, the 13th, and the 18th "stripe". On the next pattern repeat, make the increases in the purl stitches after the fourth "stripe", the 9th, the 14th, and the 19th "stripe". Finally on the last increase round, make the increases in the purl stitches after the fifth "stripe", the 1oth, the 15th, and the last rib.

PATTERN:

Row 1: [K1, YO, K1, P2] Repeat Row 2: [K3. P2] Repeat Row 3: [sl1, K2, psso, P2] Repeat Repeat row 1-3 Continue working in pattern as long as you wish (or until you run out of yarn). Cast of loosely, weave in ends and knit the next legwarmer.

Kirrakurra

COWL BY JUDY BRIEN

KIRRAKURRA

Meaning Autumn - Australian Indigenous language - Kutthang dialect. Kirrakurra is a textured and softly pleated accessory knit in the round and seamless. The sample is knit in Sock weight yarn, but the pattern can be easily adapted to a Sport or DK Weight. If it is knit in the same gauge with the same pattern repeats as shown, it isjust the right size to be worn as a double and snug loop. or alternatively. to drape loosely around shoulders and neck.

SIZE OF ACCESSORY SHOWN

Circumference = 91cm / 36" Height = 21cm / 8.5"

SUGGESTED YARN

Madelinetosh sock Garment shown in Madelinetosh sock: color ginger Quantity: Madelinetosh sock = 1 skein NEEDLE (suggested size) 4.0omm (Us 6) circular needle

NOTIONS

Stitch markers x 1 Tapestry needle

GAUGE (not critical)

24sts and 36 rows in 4" over pattern after washing

NOTES

If you chose to knit on a smaller sized needle, cowl will have less drape and texture and pleats will be tighter.

ABBREVIATIONS

BO Bind off CO Cast on PPurl PM Place marker Rep Repeat RM Remove marker Rnds Rounds St(s) Stich(es>

BEGIN

CO 230 sts (Number of sts = multiple of 10) Rnd 1: \*Kg.P1\* rep from \*-\* 22 times, PM for beginning of rnd, join in the round being careful not to twist sts Rnd 2: \*K8,P2\* rep from \*-\* 22 more times Rnd 3: \*K7.P3\* rep from \*-\* 22 more times Rnd 4: \*K6,P4\* rep from \*-\* 22 more times Rnd 5: \*K5.P5\* rep from \*-\* 22 more times Rnd 6: \*K4,P6\* rep from \*-\* 22 more times Rnd 7: \*K3.P7\* rep from \*-\* 22 more times Rnd 8: \*K2,P8\* rep from \*-\* 22 more times Rnd 9: \*K1,P9\* rep from \*-\* 22 more times Repeat rnds (1-9) 8 more times BO loosely beginning at M

CHART

(shows one pattern repeat as seen from the face) (Number of sts = multiple of 10) Repeat of sts (1 - 1o) forms circumference of cowl (1 pattern repeat = Multiple of 9 rnds) Repeat of pattern forms depth of cowl

Nutty Berry Hat

BY BOKNITS DESIGN

ng autumn shades to warm your head or just to wear as a stylish accessory.. The nutty berry stitch is an easy yet mesmerizing pattern that not only has color contrast, but an interesting textural appeal as well, little knots resembling berries on the branch. A great way to use up single skeins! The berries may look like bubbles, and as if it's stranded knitting. but it's one yarn color at the time ...anyone can do it!

SIZES

S (child), M (woman), L (man), head circumference 50cm/20", 55cm/22", 60cm/24"

YARN

rein of SMC dk merino in Caramel, remnants Chestnut,Sienna, and pink dk ya GAUGE 17 st x 25 rows = 4"/10 cm NEEDLES 4.5 mm 32" circular needles 4 mm circular needles NOTIONS yarn needle Cardboard for pompoms

ABBREVIATIONS

BO bind off co cast on K knit YO wrap yarn over needle P purl PM place marker RS right side (outside) of garment MiL lift bar in the row below from the back and knit into the front of the loop MiR lift bar in the row below twisted and knit RIB K1, P1

BERRY PATTERN 1

Row 1: With B,\*k1 without slipping the stitch off the left needle, YO, k1 in same stitch, sf,\*, repeat until end of row. Row 2 (Ws): \*sb, k3tog repeat until end of row. Row 3-5: In A, work in stockinette.

BERRY PATTERN 2:

Row 1: With C,\*k1 without slipping the stitch off the left needle, YO, k1 in same stitch, sf,, repeat until end of row. Row 2 (Ws): \*sb, k3tog repeat until end of row. Row 3-4: In B, work in stockinette. Row 5: In C, work in stockinette. Row 6-7: With B, work in stockinette.

Knit your gauge swatch first:

Although gauge is not crucial, you do want your hat to end up the right size...

Pattern:

RIBBING:

With yarn A, CO 82[90.98] stitches with smaller needle. Connect in the round, careful not to twist. Knit 24 rows or your desired length in 2/2 rib.

MAIN:

Change to big needle and knit in stockinette for 12 rows. Start Berry pattern 1 with B. Repeat Berry pattern 5 times. With B: knit 3 rounds stockinette. Start Berry pattern 2, repeat 2 times, end with Berry pattern 2 rows 1-4. Decrease: add one row of stockinette in B, decreasing 1 in 6 stitches, 67175.83l st. remaining. Change to D. Knit 4 rows in stockinette, decreasing 1 in 5 stitches in 3d row. 52[60,68] st. remaining. In one color only. knit Berry Pattern 1 3 times. Knit the following decrease rows every 4th row (that his, between the berries): Decrease 1 in 4 stitches, 3 rows stockinette, decrease 1in 3 stitches, 3 rows stockinette, decrease 1 in 2 stitches, 3 rows stockinette. Last decrease row: \*K2tog\*, repeat until end of round. Cut off the yarn at 1o inches and thread through the remaining stitches. Pull tight and secure.

POMPOM:

Make a pompom with D according to these instructions.

FINISHING:

Weave in ends, soak, don't block, attach pompom, wear with joy!

@boknits design 2013 This pattern is for unlimited personal use. Do not distribute or sell this pattern, or sell a garment you produced with this pattern. For any questions, contact bnbalder@hotmail.com

Solanum

SHAWL BY DIANA ROZENSHTEYN

Solanum is a large and diverse genus of flowering plants, including eggplant. Solanum is an airy lace shawl with beautiful and intricate border. The shawl is seamless and knitted top-down from the central neck stitches to the edge. The shawl has crescent shape which is achieved by 6 stitch increases per every two rows. The shawl can be finished with a picot bind off if desired. Instructions for an alternative beaded picot bind off are also included in the pattern. Solanum shawl can be knitted in one color or two colors with a contrasting color accentuating the wavy shape of the lace pattern and the delicate picot bind off.

FINISHED SIZE

The sample shawls were knitted in two different sizes: The smaller (purple) sample shawl in the photographs after blocking was 168 cm (66 inches) for the straight edge on the top of the shawl and 33 cm (13 inches) for the height of the shawl at the center. The larger (gray) sample shawl in the photographs after blocking was 200 cm (79 inches) for the straight edge on the top of the shawl and 42 cm (16.5 inches) for the height of the shawl at the center. You can easily change the shawl's size by knitting stockinette portion of the shawl larger by multiples of 42 stitches (14 rows).

GAUGE

The gauge is not critical in knitting this shawl. Adjust your needle size to suit your yarn and achieve the size and the look of the shawl of your choice.

YARN

For the small (purple) sample shawl: 405 yards (370.3m) of ColourMart 100% Extra Fine Merino 18/58nm DK yarn was used. For the large (gray) sample shawl: 762 yards (yarn held double) of main color and 203 yards (yarn held double) of accent color of ColourMart Cashmere 3/28NM Heavy Lace were used. If using a single strand of yarn you will need 381 yards of main color and 102 yards of accent color for a large shawl. The DK 8-ply yarn and 2ply lace yarn held double can be substituted for a sport 5-ply or fingering 4-ply weight yarn if desired.

NEEDLES

US 5-3.75 mm 36" (g1 cm) circular needles for the shawl's body. US 6-4.0 mm needles for a non-picot bind off.

ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES

Blocking supplies Tapestry needle or a crochet hook to weave in the ends

ABBREVIATIONS S SYMBOLS

READING CHARTS

There are 3 charts used in this pattern for the shawl's border pattern: Chart A, B and C. All charts show Rs rows only. WS rows stitches are knitted as seen, except for the edge stitches which are Knit in every row. The shawl is shaped by 6 stitch increases every 2 rows. All increases are shown in the charts. YO stitches used for increasing the shawl size are knit as follows: ● YO made on RS is purled through the front loop and then purled through the back loop on WS (you get 2 sts out of the single YO). YO made on WS is knitted through the back loop on RS rows (you get 1 st out of the singleYO). YO stitches used in the lace pattern in Charts A, B and C are knit as follows Single YO is purled trough the front loop on WS. ?First YO of the double YO is purled through the front loop. Second YO of double YO is purled through the back loop on WS. Purple shading on the charts shows chart repeats. Edge stitches are included in the charts and are always Knit on RS and Knit on WS.

SET UP ROWS AND SHAWL BODY

With your main color (if you are knitting a two colors shawl) and Us 5 needle CO 3 sts. Knit 7 rows in garter stitch (K on RS, K on WS). At the end of 7th row do not turn the work. Pick up and knit 3 sts, one at each garter stitch ridge alongside the knitted fabric and 3 more sts at the CO edge. Total number of sts 9. Row 1 (RS): K3. YO, (K1, YO)x3. K3. Total 13 sts. Row 2 (WS): K3. YO, P7. YO, K3. Total 15 stS. Row 3 (RS): K3. YO. knit through the back loop. K until 4 sts left, knit through the back loop. YO. K3. Row 4 (WS): K3. YO, purl through the front and back loop. P until 4 sts left, purl through the front and back loop, YO, K3. Repeat Rows 3 and 4 until you have 189 sts for a small size shawl or 231 sts for a large size shawl. You can easily change the shawl's size by knitting stockinette portion of the shawl larger by multiples of 42 stitches (14 rows).

SHAWL BORDER AND BIND OFF

Please note, that if you are doing a two colors shawl version, you must knit the following rows in accent color: For Chart A: Rows 1-2. 9-10. For Chart B: no accent color is used in this chart. For Chart C: Rows 1-2, 9-10, 17-18. All other rows are knitted in main color. After you attach your accent color in row 1 of Chart A, simply move the yarn along the garter stitch edge of the shawl when color is not in use. When changing from one yarn to another, place the strand of the yarn you're changing from over the strand of the yarn you're going to knit for that row. This way. there aren't large loops of yarn at the edge and the edge is neat. Start knitting shawl border by following Chart A instructions. Repeat Rows 1-10 one time. Continue knitting shawl border by following Chart B instructions. Repeat Rows 1-16 one time. Continue knitting shawl border by following Chart C instructions. If you are not making a picot BO: Repeat Rows 1-17 one time ending on RS row. On the next WS row with US 6 needle BO all the stitches knitwise. If you are making a picot BO: Repeat Rows 1-18 one time ending on WS row. Next knit a picot BO as described bllow. If you are making a two colors shawl, knit picot BO in accent color.

PICOT BIND OFF

Picot Bind Off

[CO 2 sts using Knitted Cast On; (K2tog tbl, K1 tbl, pass first st worked over second st as if binding off slip st from right needle back to left needle, (K2tog tbl, slip st from right needle back to left needle)x2] Repeat Il until all sts have been bound off.

Beaded Picot Bind Off

[CO 2 sts using Knitted Cast On; (K2tog tbl, place bead on next stitch on left hand needle, K beaded st tbl, pass first st worked over second st as if binding off, slip st from right needle back to left needle, (K2tog tbl, slip st from right needle back to left needle)x2] Repeat Il until all sts have been bound off. Instructions on Knitted Cast On can be found here: http:/ /www.youtube.com/watch?v=rEUVoCWnmRo Instructions on hooking beads onto individual stitches "as you go" can be found here: http:/ /www.knitty.com/ISSUEspringo6/FEATseducedbybeads.html

FINISHING

Weave in ends. Wash and block. Sample shawl was blocked with pins. Wear and enjoy!

Solanum Shawl