I was looking for a Spring-y project this morning and one of our most popular patterns pattern up.
Lamb Shoes by Pam Wynne are a super fast knit, and the pattern is sized for toddlers up to large adult.
There were originally knit in our Yearling yarn, which has sadly been discontinued, but they would work up perfectly in Neve or any other bulky, washable yarn of your choice.
Wouldn’t they be super-cute in an Easter basket?
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Can you believe that we have even more amazing news patterns that you haven’t seen yet? It’s crazy but it’s true! The Uptown Collection uses our Findley DK yarn, but all of these patterns can also be knit in the varigated version, Findley DK Dappled, if you prefer.
Blue Laurel Hat and Mitts (Knit by the lovely Jen B.)
Khalifa Shell (knit by Danielle K.)
As always, these are all available as individual printed patterns at your local yarn shop and as downloadable PDFs on Ravlery. You can find our yarns n the same shops or by using our store locator.
If you love these patterns, please help us spread the word by heart-ing and queueing them on Ravelry, and/or pinning them on Pinterest.
Once again, all photographs by the brilliant Caro Sheridan, with the exception of the Piper Cardi which was shot by yours truly.
Last year, we released one of our most popular yarns ever, Zooey! A 60% cotton/40% linen yarn that is perfect for summer knitting.
This year, we’ve released Zooey in a rainbow of new colors.
Pam Wynne designed four lovely garment that really show off this yarn. You are going to have trouble picking which to knit first.
Monatomic Tunic (knit by my friend Beverly K.)
Argonic Dress (knit by the uber-talented Pam A.)
Firefly Wrap (knit by Deb T., a test knitter extraordinaire who I hope I never have to live without!)
As always, these are all available as individual printed patterns at your local yarn shop and as downloadable PDFs on Ravlery. You can find our yarns n the same shops or by using our store locator.
If you love these patterns, please help us spread the word by heart-ing and queueing them on Ravelry, and/or pinning them on Pinterest.
Once again, all photographs by the brilliant Caro Sheridan.
Had enough yet? Or are you hungry for more?
Today, I bring you The Stria Collection! All of the designs below are knit in our new yarn Neve. Neve is a 100% cotton yarn with a lovely soft hand. It’s named after one of the best people ever born, my friend Neve. Neve works her backside off on the farm and is an all-around good egg. Isn’t that enough reason to have a yarn named after you?
Designer Pam Wynne did some really cool things with this new yarn.
Campbell Shawl (knit by my dear friend Brenda B.)
Sidney Tee (knit by the wonderful Laurie M.)
The Portrait Throw and Pillow (Knit by Lyn C. and Ann K., respectively.)
and Stripey Potholder (Both beautifully knit by Carol P. and my good friend Erin L.)
As always, these are all available as individual printed patterns at your local yarn shop and as downloadable PDFs on Ravlery. You can find our yarns n the same shops or by using our store locator.
If you love these patterns, please help us spread the word by heart-ing and queueing them on Ravelry, and/or pinning them on Pinterest.
Once again, all photographs by the brilliant Caro Sheridan.
Now for the giveaway:
To celebrate the release of this collection and the new yarn, I’m giving away six skeins of Neve to a lucky blog reader. Leave a comment on this post telling me what you would like to knit from this collection. For a second chance to win, visit our Facebook page and leave a comment on the giveaway post over there.
The deadline for entry is 11:59 p.m. on Wednesday, February 18th, 2015.
Good luck everyone!
Today we’re introducing Modern Amusements, a knitwear collection by Pam Wynne that features our most popular yarn Moonshine, a blend of wool, alpaca, silk and moonbeams. (I’m kidding about the moonbeams, but it does have a lovely glow due to the other fibers.)
Luna Pullover. (Knit by the amazing LA Bourgeois.)
Dreamland (knit by my neighbor, Marie G.)
These are all available as individual printed patterns at your local yarn shop and as downloadable PDFs on Ravlery. You can find our yarns n the same shops or by using our store locator.
If you love these patterns, please help us spread the word by heart-ing and queueing them on Ravelry, and/or pinning them on Pinterest.
Once again, all photographs by the brilliant Caro Sheridan.
The last few weeks have been a flurry of activity as we prepared to release our new yarns and patterns for the Spring/Summer season.
I know that I am always enthusiastic about the pattern designs that we release, but this collection is actually something extra special. Designer Pam Wynne has created a knitwear collection that pretty much defines the Juniper Moon Farm aesthetic. And, because Pam is a passionate knitter (like you) the patterns are well-crafted and fun to knit.
I’m going to introduce you to one collection per day, because there is so much here and I want each pattern to get it’s due.
All of these garments are designed using Juniper Moon Farm yarns. (You can find our yarns at your local yarn shop or by using our store locator.) The patterns are available as printed patterns in the same shops and as downloadable PDFs on Ravlery.
First up, The Downtown Collection, knit in Sabine.
HOW RIDICULOUSLY ADORABLE IS THIS DRESS?!?!?!
This sweater is a wardrobe staple for me. It can be dressed up with a pencil skirt or worn with jeans every day.
If you love these patterns, please help us spread the word by heart-ing and queueing them on Ravelry, and/or pinning them on Pinterest.
All photographs by the brilliant Caro Sheridan.
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This actually happened about a month ago, but things have been rather chaotic around here ever since then, and I somehow never got around to doing a blog post. You can find this seasons patterns and most of our greatest hits available right here for instant download.
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