At Yarn Fifth Avenue, you'll find patterns from Vogue Knitting,
Knitters, Knit Simple, and Knit It! magazine, plus favorite
yarn-related books, past and present, featuring a variety of knitting
patterns, great ideas for knitted gifts such as holiday stockings,
gift bags, hats, scarves, fingerless gloves, and more. If we don't
stock it, let us know, and we'll do our best to locate it for you.
Featured on the next many pages are a few samples of the knitting projects
we've completed with yarn from Yarn Fifth Avenue!
Exclusive Knitting Patterns
The scarf above was made using a "Ta Da Creations" by
Deb Muckel exclusive scarf knitting pattern available in our store. This example
was made using Yarn Fifth Avenue hand-dyed merino wool sock yarn and
4mm glass seed beads. Pattern and materials all available at Yarn Fifth Avenue!
Kidsilk
Haze Yarn by Rowan
offers 228 yards per 25 gram ball, and it knits up on a US 3-8 needle, yielding
4-5 sts per inch. Click on the link above to see some of the available colors.
Pearls by Cascade Yarns
offers 120 yards per 50 gram ball, and it knits up on a US-7 needle, yielding
5 sts per inch; on a US-10.5 needle, yielding 3 sts per inch.
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The dreamy shawl above was made using Kidsilk
Haze Yarn by Rowan. A lustrous, cobweb like blend of 70% Super
Kid Mohair and 30% Silk. The pattern is in the Rowan book #43 (March
2008 issue).
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Victorian
Lace Today ,
by Jane Sowerby —
Forty patterns are included — scarves and shawls, capes, and fichus — with
complete information on the tools and techniques of lace
knitting.
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The simply elegant shawl below was knitted using Pearls by Cascade
Yarns.
It's a lovely 55.7% cotton, 44.8% viscose blend that has a wonderful pearlescent
shine to it — available in a wide selection of delicious colors. The
knitting pattern for this shawl is free with purchase!
This playful shawl is made from our hand-dyed yarn from Yarn
fifth Avenue in sock-weight
superwash, with handmade porcelain beads added along the edges. The pattern
is from Victorian
Lace Today.
 Find the best at Yarn Fifth Avenue!
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