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Showing posts with label Patterns. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Patterns. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 30, 2008

Patterns for Sale on Etsy

Finally I've posted Patterns for Sale on Etsy! Not everything is available yet, but if you see a Pattern under the Pattern link in the side bar that you would like to purchase, just email me, and I'll make sure to Post it!

Tuesday, October 09, 2007

Bag Style Release


Bag Style came out about a month or so ago, and I apologize for dropping the ball on Celebrating it! Whoo Hoo- Totally Awesome- Can't believe it! Okay back to work....

Not to be annoyingly repetitive -but I'm buried under tons of design work, and can't wait for the day to be able to share it!


Other than knitting every free moment I can muster, I've been working a lot, and recently helped my beloved mentor/friend Leigh Radford -on a photo shoot for a HUGE project she is working on. You're gonna love it, but my lips are sealed.
If you haven't looked at her website in a while she's got some Lovely individual patterns for download - and she also has a Ready to Wear section where you can order one of her beautiful Shibori Scarves made especially for you.






Tuesday, July 24, 2007

Bag Style Knit Along

Click on the link below for a slide show of all the projects in the book. Looks like it will be released in November. www.bagstylekal.blogspot.com

Tuesday, April 17, 2007

Bag Style Cover


My bag on the cover -very exciting! I can't wait for October!

Monday, December 04, 2006

Knitscene Spring 07

Costume Jewelry

Steel and Cable

It's out, and I got my copy today! I have to say this is my favorite issue of Knitscene so far.
The Section Down to Earth was photographed and styled well.

4 patterns in one magazine & a profile on page 42. Man lucky stars are shining on me!












Sunday, July 23, 2006

Woodland Connection Bag Corrections

This is my worst fear. You design and knit, you work hard on writing your patterns, and then you sell them to wonderful stores, and later You find a Problem. Not just a typo, but something that changes the whole shape of the project.
My stomach churns.
I worked at a yarn store for 2 years, and helped customers and students through faulty patterns, while both of us cursed it the whole time.

And now, I must apologize for some blatant and extremely bad pattern writing. The Lovely Woodland Connection Bag has some problems, (I just had some wonderful ladies in this class)
First and foremost is the fact that in the pattern, after the initial increases, I fail to mention that you must work 17 rows in St St before you begin your Decreases. And if you had the help of a knowledgeable knitter, you could probably get through the button hole cables on the flap. But their were many random miscounted sts.

So I apologize, and have rewritten it, with all the problems in check. I do not want to put out an irresponsible product, and am very sorry if I have caused any one to throw down their work, and curse my name!

Sunday, July 02, 2006

New Blog For Knit Crochet BBQ

Hello All,
As usual up to my ears in pattern writing, and learning I've got a long way to go in that department! But have been away from the Precious blog, to create an all New Blog totally dedicated to the KnitCrochet BBQ, and Pattern Release Party we're about to throw!

Please check out where and how and when you can get your little mits on our patterns!
www.knitcrochetbbq.blogspot.com

Tuesday, June 20, 2006

Mint Julep and Verde in Knitscene


Knitscene Fall 2006 is out..... in June!

My dear and talented friend Emily Bixler also has two neck warmers in this Issue, and one pattern is available online.

This was the first "Real" sweater I ever designed, along with 4 additional sizes. I can't believe I did it, I never thought I would be designing something I couldn't see!

www.knitscene.com

Thursday, June 15, 2006

Knit & Crochet BBQ Pattern Release Party at Lint


The time has come. Emily and I have been Very busy ladies this year, many many projects, and it has been nearly impossible for us to find time to reproduce the BBQ and write Patterns for each delicious treat! But we are doing it! And I believe they will even outdo the original pieces.

The event will be First Thursday in July, the 6th, from 6pm-9pm...
at Lint 1700 NW Marshall Portland, Or 97209, 503-226-8500.
Delicious Refreshments, and even a Raffle... So Please Join us!

vist www.lintinc.com and www.lintportland.blogspot.com

Sunday, May 07, 2006

Brooklyn Cap in Interweave Knits and My "bit" on HGTV's "That's Clever!"


The Interweave Knits Summer 2006 Issue is in full circulation...Lint and I received it the same day. I couldn't be more excited that they included my blog address in the little profile sentence at the bottom of the page.

I also wanted to announce a little "bit" I did for the show "That's Clever!" on HGTV a few weeks ago! It's a show that features different Artists(?) from all over the Country. It's filmed in your workspace while you create something "clever". Then they edit it like crazy, and speed you up like a cartoon. My project was the Chianti Tweed Felted Hat (photo below)

There are going to be around 18 artists (?) from Portland that will be featured on the show! ...Lovin Portland......

Sunday, February 26, 2006

Felt Clutch and Shoulder Flap Woodland Connection Bag Class


What?!!!
They are Two new patterns I have recently designed for Two new classes that will be on the next Lint Schedule! Not due out until the Middle of March,
But Hey! I can't wait for that! The Clutch is a great Beginning Class (this one is embellished with a cable, but not a requirement) , and the Flap Bag with chain handle is definitely for Intermediate Knitters!
Either learn the fun of Handsewing a zipper,
Or playing with pliers, and installing a little hardware!
I've discovered so many new sources for chain in Portland, I can't stand it!

Thanks Mary and Emily for your lovely hands and shoulders!

Tuesday, February 21, 2006

Patterns for Felt Hat and Barbeque

Recently I've received some interest in my Felted Hat Patterns and Barbeque Patterns. My Felted Hat Pattern will be published in the Summer Issue of Interweave knits Magazine coming out in Mayish?

And as for the Barbeque, as of now neither Emily or I, or any of the other ladies at Lint that participated in our delicious display has written out any of the patterns we designed. That does not mean that it will not happen in the future, we just have not found a proper venue to distribute or represent all of our ideas , as far as food preparation goes.

I do have other Beginner Patterns for sale, Lamb's Pride Worsted Hat, Smoots, One by One Rib Hat, and Can't get enough of my Pom pon? Hat

Please visit Lint to Purchase.
1700 NW Marshall
Portland, Or 972121

Friday, February 10, 2006

Interweave Knits Spring Issue

This is a big moment for me! My first Published Pattern!




Here it is! The Bridgetown Belt Bag. Hurray!

Tuesday, January 10, 2006

New Patterns Available at Lint

Now you can purchase these 4 simple patterns!

Can't get enough of my Pom Pon?Hat
One by One Rib Hat
Smoots
Lamb's Pride Worsted Hat

Go to Lint!

1700 NW Marshall Ave
Portland Or 97209
503-226-8500

Live it Love it!-laura

Wednesday, January 04, 2006

The Simple Style of the One by One Rib


Oh, Another little hat pattern I've written up for my beginners. Really It's just an example of what your choices are when it comes to Hat Design.

It's the closest it gets to looking machine made, you know like the hats you see in department stores. People love the way theylook, but it is a labor of love. Knit Purl Knit Purl....and on and on.

Tuesday, January 03, 2006

Patterns for Beginners



Can't get enough of my Pom Pon? Hat pattern
coming soon!






I've been using my Holiday Vacation to work on some patterns for
My Beginning Knitting Classes at Lint. We recommend using Lamb's Pride for the first three weeks, while the students learn all the technical stuff.

And For the Last three weeks everyone picks out Their first project!!! Pattern, Needles and Yarn.










This is a fingerless mitten I call a Smoot. They were made
with Lamb's Pride Worsted, Hooray! A project made in the
First yarn the students ever Knit with.








This is also Lamb's Pride Worsted.
Matching Hat and Smoots set for your two First Knitting Projects, Howbout?

And don't worry about Striping, because you can always just use one color!

To see Lint's class schedule go to www.Lintinc.com