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Knitted Cotton Breast Prosthesis
Knitted Knockers is the affectionate name given to the hand knitted and crocheted breast prostheses by the commuity of women who regularly gather at our yarn shop to make these comfortable alternatives to silicone implants.
Knitted Knockers has been designated by Debbie Macomber as one of the three organizations to distribute donations in her 2012 Knit1, Bless2 charity outreach program. For free knit and crochet patterns, click here. Free pattern instructions are available here: Knit: PDF and Word • Crochet: Word (requires the free Acrobat Reader to open)
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Miracle Scarf |
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Neckwarmer |
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Picot Trimmed Wristlets This simple cable yields a nice, cuddly rib that feels lovely on your hand, like a gentle massage whenever you wear it. Another bonus: no palm cleavage showing.
For more information, photos and pattern instructions . . . learn more
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Fringe Benefits Crocheted Scarf
designed by Andrea Brush
(March 2009) This project is just perfect for that lovely skein of DK weight yarn that's been lurking in your yarn basket. Make sure you've got about 275 yards of something luscious, grab your crochet hook and whip up this little confection just in time for spring. For more information, photos and pattern instructions . . . learn more
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Felted Bowls
designed by Caryn Ackerman
(April 2009)
Can't you just see these lovely felted bowls as a wedding shower centerpiece? Filled with candy kisses, or a fresh herb or plant for spring? How about filled with fall leaves, acorns and small gourds? The possibilities are endless! |
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The Jane Bag
designed by Elizabeth Boyle
(May 2009) During the Regency period, sisters and friends knit small bags known as “Sovereign purses” to exchange as gifts. I was inspired to replicate something Jane Austen might have made for her sister, Cassandra. |
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Seed Stitch Scarf
designed by Caryn Ackerman
(June 2009)
All of us have some odds and ends of yarns leftover from various projects. Designer Caryn Ackerman shares her design for a lovely textured scarf that makes the best of a full scrap basket. |
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Lighthouse Quilt Block designed exclusively for A Good Yarn Shop by Sandy Payne designed by Caryn Ackerman
(July/August 2009)
Lighthouses are a symbol of the seashore all over the world, including Debbie's fictional town of Cedar Cove. A Good Yarn Shop partner Sandy Payne has designed a lighthouse block that can be used as an afghan square or pillow top. Knit it in cotton for a summertime dishcloth, too.
For more information, photos and pattern instructions . . . learn more |
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Cedar Cove Days Knit Scarf An exclusive design by Leisure Arts (September 2009)
Leisure Arts has generously given us permission to publish the pattern for the Cedar Cove Days scarf, knit from two skeins of Cascade 200 superwash yarn. This pattern has a beautiful lace center panel with cables flanking it on either side, and will be a lovely gift to knit for the upcoming holidays.
Pattern directions available in: Word and PDF |
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Cedar Cove Days Crochet Scarf An exclusive design by Leisure Arts (October 2009)
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Hats for Backpacks - Knitting for Neighbors Project
designed by Joyce Greenfield for A Good Yarn Shop (January-May 2010) We have a basic hat pattern that was written for Hats for Backpacks that has been updated to include more sizes. This pattern is simple enough for those knitters new to knitting in the round. Hats keep heads warm and dry, which will in turn help keep people healthy. learn more. |
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Cupcake Lace Scarf
designed by Joyce Greenfield for A Good Yarn Shop (July - November 2010) A Good Yarn Shop participated in the South Sound Yarn Crawl. Our knit pattern for our shop visitors was a lovely lace scarf made from Cupcake Yarn by Joseph Geller. This pattern will work well for many different yarns on our shelves. learn more. |
