Knitting Patterns that use Cascade Yarns

Tag: Cascade Yarns

The Rose Tea Cozy is a delightful and functional addition to your kitchen, perfect for keeping your tea warm while adding a touch of charm to your home. Designed with an on-trend color palette, this cozy not only enhances your decor but also serves as a great stash buster project for knitters. Knit in two simple pieces and then seamed at the top and bottom, this cozy is an approachable project for knitters of all skill levels, making it a perfect introduction to cable knitting.

The cozy features a classic cable design, bringing texture and interest to your teapot while ensuring your tea stays warm for longer. Whether you’re just starting out or looking for a quick and satisfying knit, the Rose Tea Cozy combines functionality with a dash of style, making it an ideal gift or a fun project for yourself.

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Sugar Stripes Pillow

By Claire Slade

From the August 2018 issue

Sugar, stripes and everything nice, this pillow is inspired by the pastel shades of French macarons. Wavy stripes add interest to this simple and cozy design.

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Feline Sleepy Amigurumi Kitten

By Rachel Borello Carroll

From the Holiday Guide issue

This sleepy little kitten is just the right size for cuddling up for a nap during a long car ride. She is knitted in separate parts, sewn together and shaped by simple increases and decreases.

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Ruffled Feathers Scarf

By Miranda Jollie

From Summer-Ready Scarves to Knit Collection

Lace feathers and leaves throughout this scarf make it an exquisite accessory for the girl on the go. Lightweight and flirty, this scarf is definitely one you’ll be able to wear throughout the seasons.

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Lemonade Cowl

By Tamara Moots

From The Blue & Yellow Knitting Collection

The Lemonade Cowl combines simple knits and yarn-overs with basic decreases in a simple lace repeat. Perfect for quick, easy vacation knitting as well as a good introduction to lace. The cowl is long for a draped-scarf feel.

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Blue Surf Shawl

By Arella Seaton

From Tranquil Turquoise: Seaside Serenity in Every Stitch

Reminiscent of bubbles on the surf, this is the shawl you’ll wear well into the summer. Knitted in one piece, this pattern is adaptable in length as well. The lace pattern needs attention as it is worked on wrong side rows as well.

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Aweigh We Go Tote

By Karen Fletcher

From The Nautical Knitting Collection

This cute and trendy bag is the ideal beach or travel companion. Knit largely in garter stitch and featuring a stockinette anchor encircled by a portal, this adorable bag features classic nautical stripes that will leave you dreaming of the beach all day long.

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Painted Desert Wall Hanging

By Emily Ringelman

From The Southwest Knitting Collection

Inspired by the rich hues and rugged beauty of the desert landscape, the Painted Desert Wall Hanging is a striking decorative piece that blends texture and pattern in an eye-catching display. This project allows you to explore a variety of stitch techniques while creating a bold, handmade accent for your home. Whether you’re looking to elevate your wall décor or expand your knitting skills, this wall hanging is the perfect fusion of artistry and craftsmanship.

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Mirage Blanket

By Ashlee Lackovic

From The Southwest Knitting Collection

Inspired by the colors of the desert and geometric shapes, this beautiful throw is the perfect accessory for at home or on the go. Wrap up on chilly nights or sit on the grass and have a picnic. Using basic colorwork skills and knit back and forth, this pattern is sure to be a fun knit.

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Lily Lamb Tote

By Rachel Borello Carroll

From the April 2018 issue

This lamb softie does double duty: she’s a sweet and huggable friend, but when you “shear” her by removing her fleece, she becomes a tote that’s perfect for Easter egg hunts. Once the hunt is over, just tuck in her handles, slip her fleece back on and she’s all ready for cuddles.

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Tag: Cascade Yarns

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