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The Vanilla Bean pattern is a vintage style lace cloche that looks intricate, but it actually incredibly simple to knit. Shaped only by yarn overs and knit-two-togethers, the cloche is knit top down in a spiral pattern that continues through the body and is finished with a pretty scalloped edging. Knit in lightweight cotton, the Vanilla Bean is not only incredibly soft, but has the right amount of stretch to it--lasting through children's many growing seasons. This cloche is perfect transition hat from winter to spring and would make a quick and interesting knit for a baby gift.
Pattern includes helpful photos and instructions including notes on all the techniques described.
6 stitches/ 9 rows = 1 inch in stockinette stitch
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I live in the beautiful Pacific Northwest and I am constantly inspired by the beautiful landscape around me. I find translating the beauty of nature into a one-of-a-kind knitted garment to be a fascinating puzzle. Designing is a blast and I very much enjoy seeing a project go from an initial design sketch to a finished product and pattern. Even better is seeing another knitter confidently and ...
I live in the beautiful Pacific Northwest and I am constantly inspired by the beautiful landscape around me. I find translating the beauty of nature into a one-of-a-kind knitted garment to be a fascinating puzzle. Designing is a blast and I very much enjoy seeing a project go from an initial design sketch to a finished product and pattern. Even better is seeing another knitter confidently and easily knit up one of my pattern designs.
Having two little ones myself, I understand how picky children can be about clothing, especially knitted ones. I design all my patterns with the comfort and ease of movement that energetic children need, in mind. Not to mention, I know how much moms need easy-to-read instructions while they are busy multi-tasking while knitting! :-)
If you have an questions about my patterns or my knitting, please feel free to contact me! I'd love to help!
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