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Midnight Blue Circular Shawl which I made for my friend Gwen and was featured in Cast On Magazine. More Photos of the shawl  Shawl                 Cost $5.00 plus postage

NEW!! Hat Designed with Entrelac Knitting incorporating  Multiple Colors  Entrelac is a knitting technique that results in a very interesting fabric of interconnecting squares.  In this variation of the technique, a combination of rectangles and triangles have been worked in sequence.  Cost $5.00 plus postage

NEW!! Triangle Entrelac Shawl  Starting with One Square Instead  of Triangle Base Row With Lace Patterns Inserted in Rectangles By  Suzanne Pufpaff   Entrelac has such an intriguing knit structure.  With this project, I explored how to create Entrelac fabric without using the traditional row of base triangles.   Cost $5.00 plus postage

	NEW!! Knitted Swirling Skirt   A full skit is a comfortable yet feminine garment but most individuals don't need a lot of extra fabric bunched up around the waist.  By starting with just enough stitches to make a slightly gathered waist and then increasing at the beginning of each new panel, the skirt is full and flowing around the calves and ankles but does not add bulk at the waist.    Created in hand spun, custom blended yarn, the skirt has a bit of a jean fabric look for casual comfort.  Suzanne also used the skirt as a opportunity to glean stitches to use from the Interweave Press Harmony guides to knitting stitches.  Cost $5.00 plus postage
The skirt is actually a very versatile garment which can be worn other than just around the waist.  It can also be worn at the neck creating a very comfortable and flattering poncho and if you have the figure for it, it can also be worn as a halter dress by bringing the waist up to the bust line and tying the drawstring around behind the neck.

NEW!! Reversible Braided Cable Scarves By Suzanne Pufpaff   By creating a braided cable using a ribbed base, it is possible to make a very stunning reversible scarf.  In Variation One, the lace edging stops the scarf from looking and feeling too bulky and the narrow width allows versatility when its worn to either be just decorative or to do a wrap  for more warmth.  In Variation Two, a smaller yarn was used and a simple garter stitch edge replaces the lace.  Cost $5.00 plus postage

Sweater Shawl    This is a great project for handspun since the number of stitches can be adjusted very easily  for the size of the yarn.  The sample project was done in a very finely spun Shetland wool.  The yarn was spun at 16 wraps per inch.  Approximately 1 ½ pounds of natural  morrit Shetland sheep wool was spun from  wool shorn in the spring of 2006  from one of my own ewes..  The pattern can be adjusted to accommodate  a wide variety of yarn weights and spinning  styles.  The shrug also looks good on  many body types and sizes.

Pattern was completed in August 2006 Pictured here on my daughter, Kristin Just released for sale. Cost $5.00 plus postage wholesale orders accepted.

Shrug Designed with Entrelac Knitting Incorporating  Lace Insert Entrelac is a knitting technique that  results in a very interesting fabric  of interconnecting squares.   In this variation of the technique,  a lace design has been inserted into  alternating rows of squares.

Pattern was completed in August 2006 Pictured here on my daughter, Kristin Just released for sale. Cost $5.00 plus postage wholesale orders accepted.

Slotted Neck Scarf  Designed with Entrelac Knitting and Incorporating a Lace Insert This ingenious neck scarf is designed with the same entrelac pattern as the above shrug.   Can be worn around neck or over head

Pattern completed September 2006 Pictured here on my Mother, Althea Just released for sale Cost $5.00 plus postage wholesale orders accepted.