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      <image:title>Knitting Patterns - Bombus Tee</image:title>
      <image:caption>The Bombus Tee uses simple knit stitch combinations for unique textures! Perfect for a spring or summer day, or as a layering piece in winter, this tee has gorgeous drape and breathability with a totally unique look. The best part? NO PURLING! This top is a great introduction to short row knitting. However, if you do not feel comfortable working short rows, you can work the back panel twice instead. The Bombus Tee is constructed using medium, category 4 (aran weight) cotton yarn. Note that cotton yarn shrinks somewhat upon first washing, so the fit of your garment will change slightly when washed (recommended before first wear). If you want to use a non-cotton yarn that does not shrink, or if you are between sizes, consider sizing down. Sizes: XS (S, M, L, XL) (2XL, 3XL, 4XL, 5XL) Bust sizes: 30” (34”, 38”, 42”, 46”) (50”, 54”, 58”, 62”) Ease: positive ease of approx. 2-4" built in on top of bust size (finished garment will measure 2-4" larger than bust size) Difficulty: easy Model is 5’7” with a 39” bust wearing the Medium (40” finished garment size). Pattern can be purchased from Ravelry here. Pattern can be purchased from Etsy here.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Knitting Patterns - Argiope Sweater</image:title>
      <image:caption>This knit bottom-up sweater uses simple colorwork and a textured yarn for a unique look! Knit on oversized needles, this sweater is cozy and super soft. The Argiope Sweater is constructed using Lion Brand Homespun yarn and 8mm (US 11) needles. The finished garment will have approximately 4-8 inches of positive ease on top of the following bust measurements: 30” (34”, 38”, 42”, 46”) (50”, 54”, 58”, 62”) . If you prefer a tighter fit, size down. Sizes: XS (S, M, L, XL) (2XL, 3XL, 4XL, 5XL) Bust sizes: 30” (34”, 38”, 42”, 46”) (50”, 54”, 58”, 62”) Ease: positive ease of approx. 4" built in on top of bust size (finished garment will measure 4" larger than bust size). Model is 5'7" with a 39" bust wearing size Large (46" finished bust size). The pattern can be purchased from Ravelry here. The pattern can be purchased from Etsy here. This pattern is also available as a kit from Lion Brand Yarn!</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Knitting Patterns - Xylocopa Sweater</image:title>
      <image:caption>This knit bottom-up sweater uses simple stitch combinations for unique textures! Perfect for breathable but cozy layers, this sweater has gorgeous drape with a totally unique look. The Xylocopa Sweater is constructed using The Hook Nook “Main Squeeze” yarn. If you are between sizes, consider sizing down. Sizes: XS (S, M, L, XL) (2XL, 3XL, 4XL, 5XL) Bust sizes: 30” (34”, 38”, 42”, 46”) (50”, 54”, 58”, 62”) Ease: positive ease of approx. 6" built in on top of bust size (finished garment will measure 6" larger than bust size). Model is 5'7" with a 39" bust wearing size Medium (44" finished bust size). This pattern can be found on The Hook Nook Life Blog for free. You can purchase a kit for this pattern from The Hook Nook Life. This pattern can be purchased from Ravelry here. This pattern can be purchased from Etsy here.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Knitting Patterns - Circumnutation Top</image:title>
      <image:caption>Elegant and simple, the Circumnutation Top is easier to make than it looks, and even easier to wear. This pattern gives you a lovely, light knit top that’s as appropriate for the office as a night on the town! It is named for the process in which a plant will move in circles, especially vines looking for something to hook onto. The Circumnutation Top is constructed using Caron Simply Soft yarn. Alternative yarn works for this pattern as well, but it may not look exactly the same. Washing is recommended before first wear and will change the drape of this yarn. This top should have a few inches of positive ease- if you want a tighter fit, you can size down. If you want a shorter top, you can use the row instructions for a smaller size (or contact the designer for more details on customization!). Sizes: XXS (XS, S, M, L, XL) (2XL, 3XL, 4XL, 5XL) Bust sizes: 26" (30”, 34”, 38”, 42”, 46”) (50”, 54”, 58”, 62”) Ease: positive ease of approx. 3-5" built in on top of bust size (finished garment will measure 3-5" larger than bust size) Model is 5'7" with a 39" bust wearing size Medium (43" finished garment size) The pattern can be purchased from Ravelry here. The pattern can be purchased from Etsy here. It is also available for free on The Hook Nook Blog.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Knitting Patterns - Reversible Phidippus Hat</image:title>
      <image:caption>This knit hat is a perfect stash-buster with great texture! A surprisingly easy knit, both the inside and outside of this hat result in gorgeous, unique textures. This hat has a super squishy, stretchy fabric that gently conforms to your head. The Phidippus Hat is constructed using any sock or fingering weight yarn held double. Feel free to use both ends of a single skein, or to mix and match skeins to create something truly one-of-a-kind. You can even use a category 4 (aran weight) yarn held single if you prefer! The pattern can be purchased from Ravelry here. The pattern can be purchased from Etsy here.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Knitting Patterns - Lytta Tee</image:title>
      <image:caption>This knit v-neck tee is perfect for a spring or summer day, or as a layering piece in fall and winter. With multiple options that let you pick your coverage preference, this pattern can work for anything from a night on the town to a day at the office. The Lytta Tee is constructed using medium, category 4 (aran weight) cotton yarn. Note that cotton yarn shrinks somewhat upon first washing, so the fit of your garment will change slightly when washed (recommended before first wear). If you want to use a non-cotton yarn that does not shrink, or if you are between sizes, consider sizing down. Sizes: XS (S, M, L, XL) (2XL, 3XL, 4XL, 5XL) Bust sizes: 30” (34”, 38”, 42”, 46”) (50”, 54”, 58”, 62”) Ease: positive ease of approx. 2-4" built in on top of bust size (finished garment will measure 2-4" larger than bust size) Model is 5'7" with a 39" bust wearing size Medium (40" finished garment size). The pattern can be purchased from Ravelry here. The pattern can be purchased from Etsy here.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Knitting Patterns - Osmia Earwarmer</image:title>
      <image:caption>The Osmia Earwarmer’s honeycomb texture will keep you warm on cold days, without overheating your head! This earwarmer is constructed using The Hook Nook “Main Squeeze” yarn or The Hook Nook “Small Stuff” yarn. Other comparable yarns should work well for this pattern, but the finished product may not look quite the same. You can find the free version of this pattern using The Hook Nook “Small Stuff” on The Hook Nook Life Blog. You can purchase a kit for this pattern in the original weight with Main Squeeze yarn from The Hook Nook Life. The pattern can be purchased from Ravelry here. The pattern can be purchased from Etsy here.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Knitting Patterns - Spirogyra Tank - Mix of Knit and Crochet Techniques</image:title>
      <image:caption>This tank uses a mixture of knit and crochet techniques for a unique look and fit! Perfect for a summer day, or as a layering piece in winter, this tank was created to be your go-to top with a bit of flowy, floaty positive ease. Even better? It’s flattering on all body types. The Sypirogyra Tank is constructed using Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton yarn. Alternative weight 4 cotton yarn works for this pattern as well, but it may not look exactly the same. Note that cotton yarn shrinks somewhat upon first washing, so the fit of your garment will change slightly when washed (recommended before first wear). If you want to use a non-cotton yarn that does not shrink, or if you are between sizes, consider sizing down. Sizes: XS (S, M, L, XL) (2XL, 3XL, 4XL, 5XL) Bust sizes: 30” (34”, 38”, 42”, 46”) (50”, 54”, 58”, 62”) Ease: positive ease of approx. 10" built in on top of bust size (finished garment will measure ~10" larger than bust size in the non-mesh portion of the top) Model is 5'7" with a 39" bust wearing size Medium (48" finished garment size in the non-mesh portion of the top). Difficulty: easy (both knit and crochet) The pattern can be purchased from Ravelry here. The pattern can be purchased from Etsy here.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Knitting Patterns - Pholcus Tank</image:title>
      <image:caption>This knit v-neck tank is perfect for a spring or summer day, or as a layering piece in winter. This pattern is meant to be easy-breasy, getting you through those hot summer days The Pholcus Tank is completely customizable to any yarn or gauge. Stitch suggestions are provided for a gauge of 20 sts x 31 rows. If you are between sizes, consider sizing down. Sizes: XS (S, M, L, XL) (2XL, 3XL, 4XL, 5XL) Bust sizes: 28” (32”, 36”, 40”, 44”) (48”, 52”, 56”, 60”) Ease: positive ease of approx. 4" built in on top of bust size (finished garment will measure 4" larger than bust size). Model is 5'7" with a 40" bust wearing size large (44" finished bust size). This pattern can be found on my blog in 3 parts: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3. This pattern can be purchased from Ravelry here. This pattern can be purchased from Etsy here.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Knitting Patterns - Helarctos Sun Hat</image:title>
      <image:caption>The Helarctos Sun Hat is designed for lounging in the summer sun. Created with cotton yarn and decorative eyelets, this hat will shade you and keep you cool. Oversized and fashionable, this hat was made for a day by the water. Please note that this pattern requires sturdy wire to stiffen the brim.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Knitting Patterns - Zygnema Tank</image:title>
      <image:caption>This knit tank uses different stitch combinations and needle sizes for a unique look and fit! Perfect for a summer day, or as a layering piece in winter, this tank was created to be your go-to top with a bit of flowy, floaty positive ease. Even better? It’s flattering on all body types. The Zygnema Tank is constructed using Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton yarn. Alternative weight 4 cotton yarn works for this pattern as well, but it may not look exactly the same. Note that cotton yarn shrinks somewhat upon first washing, so the fit of your garment will change slightly when washed (recommended before first wear). If you want to use a non-cotton yarn that does not shrink, or if you are between sizes, consider sizing down. Sizes: XS (S, M, L, XL) (2XL, 3XL, 4XL, 5XL) Bust sizes: 30” (34”, 38”, 42”, 46”) (50”, 54”, 58”, 62”) Ease: positive ease of approx. 10" built in on top of bust size (finished garment will measure ~10" larger than bust size in the non-mesh portion of the top). Ease can be modified depending on needle size as noted in the pattern. Model is 5'7" with a 39" bust wearing size Medium (48" finished garment size in the non-mesh portion of the top). The pattern can be purchased from Ravelry here. The pattern can be purchased from Etsy here.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Knitting Patterns - Erotylus Shawl</image:title>
      <image:caption>The Erotylus Shawl is a wonderfully squishy, cozy shawl. The colorwork is created with mosaic knitting, so only one color is used at a time and the design is created with slipped stitches. The fabric created is warm and thick, with an excellent “squish factor.” This shawl is perfect for everything from lounging on the couch with a book and tea, to a night on the town paired with your fanciest dress. Pattern uses: Color A - 3 balls Lion Brand Hue + Me yarn (or approximately 410 yards similar yarn) Color B - 3 balls Lion Brand Hue + Me yarn (or approximately 300 yards similar yarn) Finished, blocked shawl measures 55” long by 19” wide. Aggressive blocking can result in a larger finished shawl if desired. This pattern can be purchased from Ravelry. This pattern can be found as a  kit with Lion Brand Yarn. This pattern be purchased from Etsy.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Knitting Patterns - Emerita Beanie</image:title>
      <image:caption>The Emerita Beanie is a perfect slouchy hat and an easy knit. This hat can be worn with the brim folded for a tighter fit, or with the brim unfolded for a slouchier look. The Emerita Beanie is constructed using worsted weight yarn, but actually works well with DK yarn, too. The specific yarn you choose may make the final product look somewhat different. Caron Simply Soft is a great, affordable yarn that works well for this pattern. This pattern can be purchased from Ravelry here. This pattern can be purchased from Etsy here.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Knitting Patterns - Juniper Blanket</image:title>
      <image:caption>This simple baby blanket uses knit and purl stitches to create a subtle pattern that is perfect for any new baby in your life. Beginner friendly, you only need to know how to knit, purl, increase, and decrease to construct this beautiful blanket. You can find this pattern free on my blog! This pattern can be purchased on Ravelry here. This pattern can be purchased on Etsy here.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Knitting Patterns - Passiflora Skirt</image:title>
      <image:caption>This knit skirt is incredibly versatile - depending on the yarn you use, it can be perfect for any weather and any activity. The Passiflora Skirt is constructed using medium, category 4 (aran weight) yarn. Caron Simply Soft or similar yarns make for a great cooler-weather piece, while cotton yarns would make for a great warmer-weather piece. You can customize the length of this skirt to be as short or long as you wish. Sizes: 14 different sizes for waist measurements from 21" (52 cm) to 53" (135 cm) Additional materials: this pattern uses waistband elastic to shape the waist. You do not need a sewing machine, but 1.5" waistband elastic (or a different diameter) is required to get the fitted waist pictured. Model is 5'7" with a 32" waist wearing size 5 (31-32" waist). This pattern can be purchased on Ravelry here. This pattern can be purchased on Etsy here.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Crochet Patterns - Spirogyra Tank - Mix of Knit and Crochet Techniques</image:title>
      <image:caption>This tank uses a mixture of knit and crochet techniques for a unique look and fit! Perfect for a summer day, or as a layering piece in winter, this tank was created to be your go-to top with a bit of flowy, floaty positive ease. Even better? It’s flattering on all body types. The Sypirogyra Tank is constructed using Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton yarn. Alternative weight 4 cotton yarn works for this pattern as well, but it may not look exactly the same. Note that cotton yarn shrinks somewhat upon first washing, so the fit of your garment will change slightly when washed (recommended before first wear). If you want to use a non-cotton yarn that does not shrink, or if you are between sizes, consider sizing down. Sizes: XS (S, M, L, XL) (2XL, 3XL, 4XL, 5XL) Bust sizes: 30” (34”, 38”, 42”, 46”) (50”, 54”, 58”, 62”) Ease: positive ease of approx. 10" built in on top of bust size (finished garment will measure ~10" larger than bust size in the non-mesh portion of the top) Model is 5'7" with a 39" bust wearing size Medium (48" finished garment size in the non-mesh portion of the top). Difficulty: easy (both knit and crochet) The pattern can be purchased from Ravelry here. The pattern can be purchased from Etsy here.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Crochet Patterns - Tridacna Tee</image:title>
      <image:caption>This crochet v-neck tee is perfect for a spring or summer day, or as a layering piece in winter. With a low-cut version for when you want to flaunt it and a higher-cut version for when you want to cover up a bit more, this pattern can take you from a night on the town to a day at the office. The Tridacna Tee is constructed using medium, category 4 (aran weight) cotton yarn. Note that cotton yarn shrinks somewhat upon first washing, so the fit of your garment will change slightly when washed (recommended before first wear). If you want to use a non-cotton yarn that does not shrink, or if you are between sizes, consider sizing down. Sizes: XS (S, M, L, XL) (2XL, 3XL, 4XL, 5XL) Bust sizes: 30” (34”, 38”, 42”, 46”) (50”, 54”, 58”, 62”) Ease: positive ease of approx. 3-5" built in on top of bust size (finished garment will measure 3-5" larger than bust size) Custom sizing also provided in the pattern to adapt to any gauge. Model is 5'7" with a 39" bust wearing size Medium (41" finished garment size). Difficulty: easy The pattern can be purchased from Ravelry here. The pattern can be purchased from Etsy here.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Crochet Patterns - Hilo Swell Tank</image:title>
      <image:caption>The Hilo Swell Tank is an excellent pattern for summer crochet wear! Beautiful drape, gorgeous tank top pattern. Wave detaining in contrast colors with beautiful lace seams! Flattering on all body types. Lacy and dainty, but sturdy enough for regular wear. XS/S (M, L/ XL, 2XL, 3XL/4XL, 5XL) Bust sizes: 30”/34” (38”, 42”/46”, 50”, 54”/58”, 62”) Finished bust size: 35” (42”, 50”, 57”, 65”, 72”) Difficulty: internediate Model is 5’7” wearing the Medium. The pattern can be purchased from Ravelry here. The pattern can be purchased from Etsy here. It is also available for free on The Hook Nook Blog. This pattern is now available as a kit from Lion Brand Yarn!</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Crochet Patterns - Ulothrix Tank</image:title>
      <image:caption>This crochet tank uses multiple hook sizes and stitches for a unique look and fit! Perfect for a summer day, or as a layering piece in winter, this tank was created to be your go-to top with a bit of flowy, floaty positive ease. You’ve even got two choices for the bottom portion of the tank, allowing you to customize it to have more drape (but less coverage) or more coverage (but less drape).Even better? It’s flattering on all body types. The Ulothrix Tank is constructed using cotton yarn. Alternative weight 4 cotton yarn works for this pattern as well, but it may not look exactly the same. Note that this yarn shrinks somewhat upon first washing, so the fit of your garment will change slightly when washed (recommended before first wear). If you want to use a non-cotton yarn that does not shrink, or if you are between sizes, consider sizing down. Sizes: XS (S, M, L, XL) (2XL, 3XL, 4XL, 5XL) Bust sizes: 30” (34”, 38”, 42”, 46”) (50”, 54”, 58”, 62”) Ease: positive ease depends on the version you make and is measured in the non-mesh portion of the tank. For the version with higher coverage, approx. 10" of ease is built in on top of bust size (finished garment will measure ~10" larger than bust size in the non-mesh portion of the top). For the version with less coverage, approx 2" of ease is built in on top of bust size, but additional ease comes from the nature of the stitch itself. Designer is 5'7" with 39" bust wearing the Medium in both versions (43" finished bust size in the higher coverage version, 38" finished bust size in the lower overage version with more ease provided by the stitch design). The pattern can be purchased and pictures of both versions can be found on Ravelry here and on Etsy here. The higher-coverage version of this pattern is now available as a kit from Lion Brand Yarn!</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Crochet Patterns - Dasypus Duster (customizable)</image:title>
      <image:caption>This pattern is really a 3-in-1 pattern: we start with a basic duster vest, and you will have the option of adding a collar and/or sleeves. Worked in a granny stripe pattern, this piece is super cozy and a perfect spring or fall wardrobe staple. You can use one color or many colors, and you can customize the length, too! Pictured piece is constructed with The Hook Nook “Small Stuff” yarn. This pattern is available for free on The Hook Nook Life. You can also purchase a kit for this pattern on The Hook Nook Life. The pattern can be purchased from Ravelry here. You can also purchase this pattern on Etsy.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Crochet Patterns - Cynoglossum Earwarmer</image:title>
      <image:caption>The Cynoglossum Earwarmer’s texture will keep you warm on cold days, without overheating your head! This earwarmer is constructed using The Hook Nook “Yummy” yarn or The Hook Nook “Small Stuff” yarn. Other comparable yarns should work well for this pattern, but the finished product may not look quite the same. Pattern includes tutorial for the Alpine Stitch. This pattern is available for free on The Hook Nook Blog in two weights - original (pictured here) and lite. You can purchase a kit for this pattern in the original weight with Yummy yarn from The Hook Nook Life. The pattern can be purchased from Ravelry here. The pattern can be purchased from Etsy here.</image:caption>
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