Patterns

“Uszatka” is at the same time the Polish name for the long-eared owl and the popular deerstalker hat named after it. To hear how it is pronounced, type in the word “uszatka” in this website: http://www.ivona.com/ , choose Polish language and press play.
The “Uszatka” is a seamless knit hat that will keep everybody from infants to adult warm and toasty. With an interesting cable pattern, ear flaps to keep gusts of wind away and not only one, but three pompoms at once, this hat is truly delightful, very entertaining to knit and an absolute must-have this cold season!

Pattern available in the following languages: English, German, Polish.

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“Hit the Road Cowl” is a stylish accessory that can be worn for warmth and for fashion.
Knit all in one piece, from the bottom to top, using the same cable stitch - this cowl can be beautifully paired with the “Hit the Road Hat”.

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Pattern available in the following languages: English, Polish.

What would the ideal wardrobe be without a few staple sweaters?
Classic, yet not boring, but designed with a twist, “Evocative” is seamless bottom up sweater with memorable design elements that truly stand out.
The pleasant flow of the allover zigzag pattern, uniquely shaped asymmetrical neckline topped by a short-row-shaped neckband with decorative button and the set-in-sleeves with fake-button cuffs make this pullover an entertaining knit and a perfect match for almost everything from your closet.
Express what you feel, and knit mood and atmosphere right into this minimalistic, chic and ageless garment.
“Evocative” will look good with just about anything from denims to festive pants or pencil skirts and is destined to create impact and emotional response!

Pattern available in the following languages: Polish, English.

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“Basia” is a simple beanie style hat with allover texture and a big pompom.

Pattern available in the following languages: English, Polish.

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In the beginning, there was chaos. Chaos in my head, but I knew that with this yarn – so beautiful and outstanding – I had to create something special.
While still contemplating what this “Something special” could be, I heard “All Along The Watchtower” by Jimi Hendrix … and knew an answer right away!
My needles started dancing with the wonderful yarn, producing this cowl – knit sideways in a very uncomplicated way, but interesting at the same time, with highly textured crisscrossed woven detailing asymmetrically growing on the background of plain garter stitch and the garter section shaped wider than the rest of the cowl.

Pattern available in the following languages: English, Polish.

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Sometimes, life throws a curve ball or two when you least expect it, rendering all plans null and void. When this happens, we all have the inner fortitude to take that ball and throw it back at the universe. Designed with those tough times in mind, “Fortitude” makes a moderately easy project when you want to knit something but can’t fathom doing complicated lace or cables.

Knit from the top down, “Fortitude” has a classic shape with fun stripe details on the sleeves. Its design combines two different knitting methods: traditional saddle shoulders and contiguous sleeves after the method developed by SusieM. It is also absolutely seamless! Even the hidden pockets are attached as you work the short-row-shaping for the lapel!
The fronts are held together by two buttons with a thread shank for an extra stylish look.

The pattern provides sizing from XS to 2X (30” to 48”) with a full schematic and measurements. The sweater shown was created using Rowan Felted Tweed DK in two lovely grays. Use your favorite DK weight yarn, in any color combination, at a gauge of 22 sts and 26 rows per 4 inches to show some “Fortitude”.

Pattern available in the following languages: Polish, English.

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When you find a gorgeous yarn in an intriguing color, you just know it deserves to become this very special, one-of-a-kind shawl.
Subtle, yet sophisticated “Incentive” is the shawl for the thousand occasions of your life. Combine it with a pair of shabby chic jeans and still look like a million dollars, or top off an otherwise strict-looking business suit with a personalized touch.

With its asymmetric shape, one wing being double the length of the other, it will wrap snuggly around your shoulders and is sure to keep you cozily warm.

Two stitch patterns and shapes that go well with each other: simple garter stitch for the asymmetrically crescent shaped shawl body and a stitch over pattern in the uniformly wide edging. Both shapes and stitch patterns harmoniously complement each other and together create a whole composition that is varied, but not overloaded - a plus for everybody who loves to knit and show off in knitted accessories without appearing overly ornamental!

Pattern available in the following languages: Polish, English, German.

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Hit the road with style and pizzazz in Hanna’s newest knitted hat.
Worked from the bottom up and featuring wide ribbing, “Hit the Road” features bold knitted cables on a background of reverse stockinette.
Pick up that lonely skein of aran weight yarn lingering in your stash, and get ready to “Hit the Road”!

Pattern available in the following languages: English, German, Polish.

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Are you looking for a hat with just a little bit of slouch, intriguing ribbing, entertaining cables and all that jazz? Look no farther - “All that Jazz” has everything one would want in the perfect hat. It is seamless, knit from the bottom-up, fully charted while at the same time fully written out … and all that jazz.

Pattern available in the following languages: English, German, Polish.

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When you find a gorgeous yarn in an intriguing color, you just know it deserves to become this very special, one-of-a-kind shawl.
Subtle, yet sophisticated “Incentive” is the shawl for the thousand occasions of your life. Combine it with a pair of shabby chic jeans and still look like a million dollars, or top off an otherwise strict-looking business suit with a personalized touch.

With its asymmetric shape, one wing being double the length of the other, it will wrap snuggly around your shoulders and is sure to keep you cozily warm.

Two stitch patterns and shapes that go well with each other: simple garter stitch for the asymmetrically crescent shaped shawl body and a stitch over pattern in the uniformly wide edging. Both shapes and stitch patterns harmoniously complement each other and together create a whole composition that is varied, but not overloaded - a plus for everybody who loves to knit and show off in knitted accessories without appearing overly ornamental!

Pattern available in the following languages: Polish, English, German.

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Don’t you love these little shawls that keep your shoulders - and a bit more - warm? Easy to knit, but interesting enough to keep you absorbed?
“Someday” is the perfect little shawlette to knit and wear!
All you need is a few skeins of your favorite yarn, a bunch of short rows in garter stitch and - voilá, there’s your shawlette!

Pattern available in the following languages: Polish, English.

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True beauty doesn’t need to be gaudy. In fact, sometimes, real beauty might be hidden in unexpected places where nobody thought of looking for it!

Those who take the time to search for hidden beauty will find an elegant filigreed leaf column sprouting from underneath a box pleat in the back of an otherwise unassuming garment.

Lightweight and airy with lacy leaf motifs down the sleeves and back, this completely seamless A-line sweater with up to 5 inches of positive ease and suspended shoulders is flattering for any body type and looks fabulous with everything from an elegant skirt to jeans or leggings.

Its top-down construction allows for trying on as you go to ensure the best possible fit, and should you grow so fond of the easy to memorize lacy leaf pattern that you can’t bring yourself to part with it - just continue and turn your “Wisteria Lane” into an adorable dress.

Knitting a whole sweater from light fingering weight yarn might not be for everyone, but those who are brave enough to take on this challenge will be rewarded for their endurance with a piece of genuine beauty and timeless elegance.

Pattern available in the following languages:Polish, English, German.

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“Aiolos” is a fingering weight cardigan with stunning lace insets around the shoulder and across the back. Imagine the possibilities and combinations of color and texture! The front openings of the cardigan are sloped forward for a contemporary look. This garment will be great for the casual days and dress-up nights.

The sample cardigan was knit with Malabrigo Sock as the main color and Quince & Co. Finch for the lace insets. Both the main color and the inset color are worked at a gauge of 24 stitches and 32 rows per 4 inches.

Pattern available in the following languages: English.

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“Zippety” is the ultimate everyday pullover, starting from the top with a generous cowl and continued down to the hem in one piece with neck and waist shaping.
Choose either the fashionable zippered version for extra zing, or go for the more traditional no-zipper version - instructions for both versions are included in the pattern.

Pattern available in the following languages: English, German.

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Need a quick and satisfying knit for that one beautiful fingering weight skein that has been languishing in your stash?
“On the Move” is the perfect accessory knit that will use that one skein and turn it into a gorgeous shawl to keep your shoulders warm and add some pizzazz to your outfit.
Knit from side to side, “On the Move” is worked at a gauge of 25 stitches and 26 rows per 4 inches and will use just about all of your 420 yards of fingering weight yarn.
The sample shawl shown was knit using Tanis Fiber Arts Blue Label fingering weight yarn.

There are many different ways leading to Rome, some of them are longer, some shorter, but all of them will eventually guide to the same goal. Knowing that everyone has different preferences and loves to pick the method that suits him best, this time, I have decided to offer two different versions of a pattern. They produce identical results - work from the one you like better. The regular version (file name ending in ..lLV.PDF) has the written part spelled out in detail, while in the short version (file name ending in ..lSV.PDF), different types of rows are defined at the beginning of the pattern, and then within the actual instructions, I refer just to their abbreviations, making it much easier to spot the stitch counts at a glance.

Pattern available in the following languages: Polish, English, German.

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“Endearment” is a romantic, delicate and very feminine cardigan, looking equally flattering over a light summer dress or paired with your favorite jeans.
Worn open or buttoned, it is visually slimming by way of combining Hanna’s signature entirely seamless construction with just the right amount of added waist shaping, eliminating bulk in unwanted areas.
The intricate cable and lace pattern over the fronts looks much more complicated than it actually is, but is easy to knit, especially since it is all charted.
Longer hems and cuffs with decorative splits, a novelty for Hanna’s style, are sure to please everyone looking for “that special extra” in a new cardigan!

Pattern available in the following languages: Polish, English.

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Cabeladabra, the sweater with the magical cable, will delight you with a center cable full of unexpected twists and turns that culminate in a flattering neckline just right to show off all your favorite necklaces.

The sweater is worked almost seamlessly from the bottom up, featuring set-in sleeves started from short row sleeve caps and a series of double decreases for neckline and armholes.

A fast knit in Aran with impressive details, this versatile pullover that can complement almost everything from jeans to festive skirt, is going to be one of your favorites!

Pattern Available in the following languages: English, German.

Do you belong to those who can’t wait for Spring to arrive, but are reluctant to admit you’re feeling cold without a sweater? If you are like me, then “Xanti” is just the right thing to wear when you want to shed the bundled-up winter look, but still intend to stay warm when you need it.

Worked top-down in one piece from fingering weight yarn with just the right amount of positive ease, “Xanti” can be worn over a tank top, t-shirt or lightweight blouse. The decorative cable detail in the front has a visually slimming effect in all sizes and is uncomplicated to knit from six small charts for the individual cable sections. Set-in sleeves are started from a short-row sleeve cap and worked top-down in the round with the same fake purl seam and contrasting color edging as the body.

Paired with a skirt, jeans or even shorts – this casually elegant sweater knits up quickly and has all the features to become a staple of your spring wardrobe!

Pattern available in the following languages:Polish, English, German.

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“Wild Leaves” is a fun, versatile hat with a little bit of twisted ribbing, a little bit of lace and an interesting crown shaping. This is the perfect hat for transitioning into spring!
The pattern includes instructions for both a beanie and a slouchy style hat and it is given in two sizes to ensure a perfect fit. Directions are fully written and charted.

Pattern available in the following languages: English, German, French.

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“Jollyoly Cowl” is one stylish accessory that can be worn for warmth and for fashion.
Using approximately two skeins of sport weight yarn, the pattern incorporates stockinette stitch and a delicate lace motif to provide a satisfying yet simple knit project.
Also, this cowl can be beautifully paired with the Jollyoly Hat for days when it is a bit colder than expected.

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Pattern available in the following languages: English, German, French.

“Anna Mae” is a cozy pullover that would fit in any wardrobe.
Worked top-down, seamlessly in one piece, it is designed using two different knitting methods: traditional saddle shoulders and contiguous sleeves after the method developed by SusieM.
The twist-stitch panels add some natural shaping and keep the knitting interesting. In addition, waist shaping is included for a flattering, body-skimming fit.

 Pattern available in the following languages: Polish, English, German.