This style is based on the Indian Hearts pattern, but meant to imitate quilting styles. The result is a chart that can be colored (then knitted) in many different ways, and I’m still working on it. I hope to make them into a pattern soon.
Here are 2 examples:
A few more…
The one on the right is a slightly different pattern, trying to imitate quilts.
Another blanket using the Indian heart pattern that I love so much.
Front:
and back:
Mainly lots and lots of coasters, as they fit nicely in the envelope together with the Xmas card & a lot of Love.
I used thin yarn and a mixed sts technique:
The edge is knit double stranded,
the area around the circle is double knit,
and the circle is st.st.
I love the Indian hearts pattern and never get tired of ‘playing with it’, recently mostly in a blanket form.
Size: 36×56″.
Two trees growing together in Meherabad, India, one black, one white. Their images, growing together, hugging and supporting each other, always inspires me.
This pattern is based on a child like drawing of looking up at tree tops, near lagoon cabin, at Meher Spiritual Center, S.C.
It is knit with simple short rows (no wraps etc necessary), and 100% cotton yarn. The pattern is available for free here.
I have one for years, and use it all the time to keep the pot/pan hot, AFTER TURNING THE STOVE OFF.
It’s fun, I hope you’ll enjoy it and make some too 🙂
The inspiration for this scarf came from a song by Scott Makeig, and this is my favorite line of it “when loving is our day and our night”. That would make life so much more beautiful.
A free and easy pattern for pot/pan cover. I use it all the time, to keep the food hot and to let it finish cooking after the stove is turned off.
It’s a great gift for yourself, and a wonderful Christmas gift for anybody else.
Easy 2-3 hours project (a wedge is about 15-20 min), and less than one ball of Suagar-n-Cream or similar is enough.
Do not be intimidated by the short rows – in this pattern there is no need to wrap etc, just turn the needles and knit back. The gap created by the short row will help you know where your next short row should be. It makes life easier when being interrupted in the middle.
Simple instructions for a crochet version are also included.
For safety reasons yarn must be 100% cotton, and always make sure to turn the stove OFF before covering the pot/pan.
Have fun 🙂
Pattern is available HERE.
