Valley Yarns on Ravelry Issue #9 – Sweaters
In this edition of Valley Yarns on Ravelry, I’m highlighting some sweaters I’ve seen lately that have caught my eye. All of them do a great job of showcasing our Valley Yarns.
1.Valiant knit in Valley Yarns Berkshire available in Kim Hargreaves Heartfelt
2. Anisette Cardi knit in Valley Yarns Amherst available for free from Stitch Nation
3. Bamboo Diamond Shell knit in Valley Yarns Southwick available in Boutique Knits
4. Catch the Wave Tee knit in Valley Yarns Longmeadow available for free from Cascade Yarns
5. Harmonia’s Rings Tunic knit in Valley Yarns Stockbridge available for purchase on Ravelry
6. Acer Cardigan knit in Valley Yarns Northampton available for purchase on Ravelry
7. Vitamin D knit in Valley Yarns 8/2 Cotton Linen available for purchase on Ravelry
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Tags: free knitting patterns, knitting patterns, Ravelry, Valley Yarns on Ravelry
November 23rd, 2011 at 7:46 pm
As someone whose lemming-minded fingers tend to follow each other into numbness, I’m rather intrigued by the now-defunct hand warmer known as the muff.
Dating back to the 16th century, the muff is a cylinder of hand-warming coziness with an opening at both ends. [Canada Goose http://www.canadagoosefr.com/%5D Generally made of fur or a luxurious fabric like velvet or silk, the muff was an integral item for both men and women until the 19th century. Though men muffled their muff-toting habits at this time, women held onto the trend through the early 20th century. After a bite-sized revival in the 1940s and ’50s, and exciting-but-not-trendsetting appearances in the runway shows of Chanel and Hermès several years ago, the muff scuffed its feet off the style scene for good.