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Ripple Me This


    
October 12, 2020


In this issue:  Ripple Effect    Shop News   The Tip Jar   Private Lessons  Contact info

Ripple Effect

Lots of Bang for Very Little Buck

Ripple patterns are perennial favorites! They look like a lot of work, but they're actually fairly simple. At its most basic, ripples are just increases and decreases lined up. When you line up decreases, you create a valley; when you line up increases, you create a mountain. You can put anything you want in between the increases and decreases. Even the most basic of ripples look super fancy, but if you then add other details, you can get some of the most stunning pieces ever!

Make a simple ripple with a long-color change yarn like Major or gradient yarn like Whirl. Take up the difficulty a step and practice your color changing skills by switching colors every so often. Add some serious pizazz by using two gradient yarns, so the colors change against each other as you switch colors every other row.

Here are a few ripple patterns that we love!

KNIT Ripples

Basic Knit Ripple Blanket:
Anthem Rondo Harvest Lapghan by Cascade Yarns FREE direct PDF Download
CROCHET Ripples

Basic Crochet Ripple Blanket:

Ripple Throw Blanket by Jessica Cooper
FREE PATTERN


Knit Round Ripple:
The Hemlock Ring Blanket by Jared Flood FREE PATTERN



Crochet Round Ripple:

Lyn's Round Ripple Baby Afghan by Lyn's Designs FREE PATTERN on the Internet Wayback Machine

Knit Center-out Square Ripple:
Magical Mystery Throw by Universal Yarn FREE PATTERN


Crochet Center-out Square Ripple:
Quadrippled by Mel Harrison $4 in-store or on Ravelry (Ravelry link)


Knit Ripple Scarf:
Simple Ripple Scarf by Loop Knit Lounge FREE PATTERN


Crochet Ripple Scarf/Stole (plus motifs):
Ripple As You Go by Mandobug FREE Ravelry Download (Ravelry link)

 

We hope you love ripples as much as we do!

Be well, be safe, be kind! 

-Caryn & the Yarnivore crew


Shop News

Featured Designer
We love finding new-to-us designers with a strong point of view. Today, we'd like to introduce you to Navajo knit designer Jennifer Berg! Jennifer infuses her work with the rich textile heritage of the Navajo people. Shown at right: the Chaco Beanie ($5 in-store or on the Native Knits website), inspired by the natural beauty of New Mexico's Chaco Canyon and its Anasazi ruins. 

Gratitude
Many thanks to all of you who stopped in to see the Chaos Fiber trunk show this weekend! It was our first show since June and it was on what would have been the first Crawl weekend. We had a fabulous visit with all of you and wanted to let you know what your support means to us. Virtual hugs! <3 

Needlepoint Mini Classes

There are still a few spaces left in Nancy's  Fall Leaves 2 and Fall Leaves 3 needlepoint classes!

Hours this week

11-5 Monday-Saturday
Noon-5 Sunday
Private Lessons can be scheduled outside of regular hours at the discretion of the teacher.
As always, online and curbside sales and online lessons remain available.

Private Lessons
In-store and online private lessons are available! Please call us at 210-979-8255 to schedule a lesson! Wendy and Nancy M. are both available to help you with your projects!



The Tip Jar

Need another reminder to stay limber? Staying in one position too long (as we often do while working on our crafts) adds to fatigue and causes muscles to tighten, making us feel stiff and creaky. If you need some ideas on how to counteract all that sitting, here's some ideas from Healthline. Getting up and moving around every hour helps, so does stretching and some basic exercises. 



All classes are currently on hold, due to the San Antonio & Bexar County joint Stay Home/Work Safe order.

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