Well, I have had a few days to digest the contents of the Debbie Bliss Magazine Autumn Winter 2012, so I thought I'd share a few of the highlights with you.
The first thing both Kate and myself love is a flattering fitted cabled sweater knitted in Debbie Bliss Paloma, a beautiful blend of baby alpaca and merino (and currently my favourite yarn of the season.)
Next up is a lovely long cabled scarf knitted in Debbie Bliss Rialto Chunky. I don't think I would make it quite as long as it is shown in the magazine, but it is lovely all the same.
If I need to knit a baby hat this season, I will probably knit the one in this magazine. Simple stocking stitch, but complete with earflaps and a tiny stalk on the top just for fun, it is perfect for winter arrivals and takes just one ball of Debbie Bliss Rialto Aran.
And then I love the waterfall cardigan featured in the magazine in cream Debbie Bliss Andes, a gorgeous so-soft blend of baby alpaca and silk. I'm not sure cream is the most practical colour for me, but it's on my wishlist!
My son may be the recipient of one of the funky kids hats featured in the magazine. Choose from owls, foxes, penguins or bears, knitted in the Cashmerino range of yarns.
I think I'll have to give the 'Folklore inspired knits a miss, as they take a certain amount of time and concentration that I lack at the moment with two small children running around. But the man in my life might receive something for Christmas! At last men are catered for with no less than 6 cardigan and sweater patterns to choose from!
Finally there are some gorgeous bold geometric knits for the home; cushions, bags, blankets and slippers. The mitred garter-stitch log-cabin-style blanket knitted in Debbie Bliss Cashmerino Aran really takes my fancy!
Right, on with my current projects, so I can start something new!
One girl's random thoughts on knitting, crochet, wool, coping (or not!)with being a busy working Mum and life in general
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Thursday, 13 September 2012
Friday, 8 October 2010
Dom's Pumpkin Hat
I couldn't resist! Dom has been pointing at pictures of hats and his head, and the poor thing doesn't possess a hat that fits him, and I thought since Halloween was approaching.....!! Of course now i have finished it he is not interested in wearing it!!
This supercute cute pumpkin hat knitted up in 2 evenings using Debbie Bliss Cashmerino Aran (shade 33 pumpkin) and Debbie Bliss Rialto Aran (Shade 09 Green).
The pattern is available for free here:
http://randomstitches.wordpress.com/2008/01/11/hello-world/
It is called the 'Baby Berry Hat' and is designed by Michele Sabatier . You can make it as a tomato/strawberry in red, a raspberry...the possibilities are endless. I'll certainly be making some more!
This supercute cute pumpkin hat knitted up in 2 evenings using Debbie Bliss Cashmerino Aran (shade 33 pumpkin) and Debbie Bliss Rialto Aran (Shade 09 Green).
The pattern is available for free here:
http://randomstitches.wordpress.com/2008/01/11/hello-world/
It is called the 'Baby Berry Hat' and is designed by Michele Sabatier . You can make it as a tomato/strawberry in red, a raspberry...the possibilities are endless. I'll certainly be making some more!
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Wednesday, 25 November 2009
Debbie Bliss Design It Knit It

I've finally had a chance to sit down with the new Debbie Bliss Design It Knit it book and it is lovely! Hardbacked and spiral bound, it is a folder style book, full of great patterns (15 in total) and also interesting insight into the whole knitting design process, something I hope one day I'll have time to get more involved in. There is a gorgeous pattern for a garter stitch coat that I am definitely going to knit for myself after Christmas. Knitted in Debbie Bliss Rialto Aran, it's reminiscent of a 'Garter Stitch Swing Coat' I knitted for Milly in Debbie Bliss Stella yarn, and I have always said I wish the pattern was for adults too...
Anyway, best get back to knitting the many pairs of gloves I have on the go....
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