Penny Schumers

Penny Schumers

Penny Schumers is the designer behind Knit-by-Bit Designs. She has been knitting seriously since June of 2010 and has been addicted ever since. In May of 2012, Penny starting thinking about designing her own patterns which can be found in her Ravelry shop: http://www.ravelry.com/designers/penny-schumers

Projects by Penny Schumers

Wheat Harvest Shawl

From the issue

This is a bottom up crescent shawl with a stitch pattern reminiscent of the harvesting of the rows of winter wheat. There is an airy contrasting color border that is blocked into points. The size and shape of the shawl lends itself to be worn either traditionally or draped in a number of ways around the neck, enhancing any outfit for any occasion.

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Flamingo Sunset Socks

From the issue

These socks are designed specifically for this beautiful pink colorway of yarn, reminiscent of the beautiful rich color of the sun just before it sets. The sock design has a center wave stitch pattern resembling the beautiful waves on the beach at sunset.

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Catching Butterflies Socks

From the issue

This beautiful self-striping yarn is reminiscent of butterflies, fluttering about through the wildflowers. Never staying in one place, and moving along so fast, you can hardly keep your eyes focused on one spot of color of their wings. Featuring a butterfly-inspired center stitch, these colorful socks will remind you of nature’s beauty each time you wear them.

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Mint Teal Leaves Socks

From the issue

This design is designed specifically for this beautiful green colorway of yarn, reminiscent of the beautiful rich color of mint tea leaves.  The sock design has a center stitch pattern of stacked leaves bordered by water droplets.

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Lavande Shawl

From the issue

A crescent, sideways shawl is the pattern you’ll be excited to knit in anticipation of chilly spring days. The colorway features lavender and mint hues for a refreshing addition to your spring wardrobe.

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Dashing Through The Snow Socks

From the issue

These socks were created with a beautiful self-striping yarn that blends all the blues of a cold winter. Inspired by the movement of snow as it falls to the ground and gets plowed neatly along the sides of the streets, this pattern captures what you might see during a long walk during this chilly season.

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Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy Shawl

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This is a sideways shawl that was inspired by the many facets of the sugar plum fairy, from her intricate costume of glittering appliques, to her tiara, to the shape of her tutu. A thin, slender crescent shawl with a garter body and a decorative open lace stitch pattern forms a delicate plum blossom panel amongst an airy, whimsical openwork border.

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Cranberry Harvest Socks

From the issue

The shade of ripened cranberries just before their fall harvest inspired the deep color of these socks. Not only does the yarn have just the right pop of fall flair, the distinctive stitch pattern will make you glad to kick off those shoes and show off your cozy style.

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Citrine Shawl

From the issue

Versatile and textured, this lacy crescent shawl can be worn with so many different outfits, from a casual tee to a date-night dress. Worked from the bottom up, this shawl is the perfect knit embodiment of the lovely topaz gem.

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