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Carole DeVos-Callert


Projects by Carole DeVos-Callert


Dusk & Dawn Colorwork Hat

Step into the enchanting world of stranded colorwork with our Dusk & Dawn Colorwork Hat pattern. Designed with both comfort and style in mind, this unisex adult-sized hat offers two distinct versions to suit your personal taste: a longer, slouchy fit for those cozy winter strolls, or a snug, fitted beanie for crisp, chilly days.

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Cabin Comfort Lounge Socks

These long lacy socks will have you dancing around the house as the snow falls softly outside your window. Thick enough to keep your feet cozy but pretty enough to make you feel special during those long winter days lounging around the house. Starting with a picot edge, the sock transitions to a pretty eyelet pattern that’s easy to knit and remember! Combine those elements with a worsted weight yarn and you’ll have these off the needles and on your feet in no time.

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Cassia Beanie

Cassia is a girl’s name of Greek origin meaning “cinnamon.” And if cinnamon is the perfect spice for fall, this project is the perfect accessory. Knit in a combination of 2×2 rib, broken rib and mock cables, this stretchy hat fits a wide range of sizes making it ideal for both guys and gals. Plus, its longer brim allows for the perfect fit: simply fold it higher for a snugger fit or shorter for a more relaxed look.

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Dashing Lines Poncho

Inspired by modern strip quilt patterns, this poncho is worked in stockinette stitch and intarsia colorwork to create a bold and dramatic garment. The poncho evokes a more casual feel when it’s worn traditionally with the point in front. Worn reversed with the draped edge at the neck, the drama intensifies. The poncho is worked flat, overlapped and stitched together.

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Flower Power Pillow

With a nod to the ‘70s, the Flower Power Pillow’s bold graphics mixed with retro colors make you feel groovy. Knit in chunky weight yarn in the intarsia method, this pillow will be brightening up those winter days in anticipation for spring.

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Loopty Loo Socks

Loopty Loo is a whimsical sock pattern reminiscent of the vintage children’s song, “Here we go high, here we go low.” Contrasting loops are knit in the stranded colorwork method with a cheerful stripe pattern made of five colors of yarn. This pattern is knit in sock weight yarn, top down with an afterthought heel.

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Silent Snow Shawl

Silent Snow is an easy-to-knit, rectangular fuzzy fringe shawl. Knit lengthwise, beginning and ending with garter rows, the middle is interspersed with easy-to-knit eyelet rows to give the shawl the illusion of falling snow.

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Rose Patch Scarf

Rose Patch is a reversible winter scarf wishing for spring. Knit in the round to create a double layer, each “patch” is built on the previous one in the stranded colorwork method. The scarf combines three graphic patchwork designs: a rose, veins of the leaves and thorns because, just as in life, you can’t have a rose without a few thorns!

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Lakelyn Horizon Poncho

Give a simple rectangular poncho some drama and it becomes rippling waters at sunset at your favorite lake. Shifting twisted stitches in a flattering hourglass shape form the borders of the colorful center panel that’s knit in a gradient yarn alternately striped with the main color. A beautiful border, knit at the same time as the poncho, and a generous cowl complete this stunning poncho.

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Starling Pillow

It’s all about texture with this pillow. From smooth stockinette stitch, to purl rows, to boucle mixed with purl rows, and then boucle all by itself. Textural relief mixed with some color play, too. And just to give it that final push, add in poms and tassels. Let’s have some fun this fall!

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