$5.00
There are some other beautiful versions already knit up and ready to see on Ravelry
Herbivore is a shawl named after the plant-like structures within the fabric. Increases at each edge and at three other locations create the unique shape, while twisted stitches branch out from those increases.
This pattern uses about 430 yds of a fingering weight yarn and would look great in solid as well as variegated and semi-solid yarns.
The three sets of increases in the fabric allow the piece to be worn several different ways.
I have a couple other patterns to share in the next few days as well!
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Stephen
Came to you from Grace's blog. On your next visit home I want to invite you to Glenview to knit with 5 of us that embrace you and your knitting patterns!
Hello!
Saw your Colonnade Shawl and thourght immedeatly that you had to be the one who designed it!
I do not know if you could use this information to anything, but I thourght I would let you know.
I look forward to knit a "Stephen" in the near future.
/Julia Zahle
Oh my gosh, I think I've become a fan. I want to knit all of your shawls. Does that make me a groupie?? I think I will start with Herbivore.
Just a few words... You're so amazing! I love your knits!
I just saw your pattern on Ravelry and recognized that bunny statue right away! So I thought I'd pop over and say "Hello knitting neighbor!"
Love the shawl! Found you via Knitty. I'll be back often! Great blog and great patterns!
Stephen... I've seen your patterns on ravelry... one word: fabulous.
Have a nice day!
S.
Found you via Knitty.
Hubby graduated from U of I, majoring in Computer Engeering (nerd). Small world! We are in central IL now.
Can't wait to delve into your blog and see what all you've got here. You are just too adorable. :-)
Hallo stephen!!! I'm italian creative woman, but YOU ARE A MAGIC MAN!!!
Just wanted to pop in and tell you that your designs are just beautiful. Thank you for sharing your talents with the world.
Stephen, your color-work pieces are gorgeous! I am now in the midst of wrapping up a couple of projects, and then I would love to embark on making your "Akimbo" :-) ... I might have to meet up with you one day so you can lend me a hand with making some color choices ... oh but I LOVE that pattern! I also would like to thank you for posting about the little yarn pots! It made my husband so happy to see them being used, and loved up in their happy home!
-kelli
Hi
I just want too say that i adimre the things u do..
Ive just done Akimbo... Soo fun too do...
Best Regards Kattis, Sweden
Hey, found colonnade on knitty and am really loving the herbivore and was further excited by the fact that you go down to urbana for whatever. I go to UIUC and would love to know where you buy your yarn, you pick the loveliest selections. ^_^
z
ce petit châle me plait pour sa taille, sa couleur et sa réalisation parfaite
j'aime aussi toutes les autres réalisations
bravo
Tine, de Paris
http://www.latelier-de-tine.fr
very pretty shawl - the last photo is c-o-o-l!
Precioso, felicitaciones!!!
OMG - Where is that bunny statue??
PS - love the scarf, too!
Hi there. Your blog says the pattern is $5 but it's actually $6. Not a big deal, just wanted to let you know. :) I'll be taking a class with you at the end of the month, and I'm looking forward to it.
I just started Herbivore in a summery linen/rayon(Berrocco NaturLin). Do you think it's an interesting yarn choice for your pattern?
Could I please see a close up picture of the center detail on Herbivore? I just started, and I'm not sure I'm doing k1throughbackloop(centerstitch) and P1tbl(cs) correctly. Any other advice would be gracious.
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