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Contrast Shawl

I have a weakness for pink shawls, don’t know why, but they always look so good with any stylization! Like for instance this gorgeous shawl by Tine Sommer Hansen in the pictures below! It’s approximately 175 x 66 cm and has a lovely touch of grey to it.

Photos by Tine Sommer Hansen / ravelry.com

Find this free pattern on hobbii.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

Sheep Coaster

Baa baa flat sheep, have you got any  java? Indeed it does, and this animal coaster  is a wonderful way of transforming an animal that’s round and fluffy into a flat disk that supports your  morning cuppa. Lastly, they would also make a wonderful present for a housewarming or a summer visit with friends you haven’t seen for a while.

The full article about the pattern and the photos are here:

Amelia the Sheep Coaster – ravelry. Yarn details from the first set of photos you will find here ravelry.

Let it Sparkle Shawl

This lightweight knit shawl is a cozy garment that will not only keep you warm on a cold day, but will also add a rich vibe to your look. Made with glitter yarn, it features an elegant, timeless motif that will complement any of your outfits. For a great contrast, use the combination of mohair blend and kid silk mohair. Follow the free, easy to follow knitting pattern and enjoy the results!

PHOTOS by Astrid Agustsson / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on lillelarsen.com.

Read more about it on Ravelry.

Sidney Top

As with other tops, here is the Sidney top by Drops Design in DROPS Safran yarn available in 3 sizes. In contrast, this is a slightly more built-up project, when you want a bit more coverage.

The full article about this pattern is here:

Sidney Top

Magic Rectangle Slippers

Here are some moccasin-like slippers. They have leather soles, that will make them more durable and less slippery on a hardwood floor. They are also quite shapely, and won’t look out of place outside of the home.

The full article about this pattern is here: Magic Rectangle Slippers