Sagittarius Moon & A Break in the Weather




Sagittarius Moon
Drawing inspiration from the 9th sign of the zodiac:
Sagittarius, the Archer.

This hat and crescent-shaped shawl feature bow and arrow motifs within the knitted fabric. Both pieces are knit seamlessly from the bottom-up.




Grab your PDF copy of Sagittarius Moon Shawl/Hat Set here:

Cast On Sagittarius Moon












A Break in the Weather is a fun, 3-color stocking cap which features a removable pom-pom to make it even more fun!

Knit in the round from brim-to crown, this cap is a breeze to knit and a stylish way to face the elements! Sizes: Baby (Child, Adult).


Grab your PDF copy of A Break in the Weather here: Cast On A Break in the Weather



All of these patterns feature Lani's Lana beautiful hand-dyed yarns. Lani's yarns are thoughtfully produced with wool grown using sustainable natural methods rooted in tradition with respect for earth, animals, people and the product created for future generation...Full circle, natural, organic, and without harmful dyes or chemicals. 

 This thoughtfulness and care shows in every stitch. The color, hand and stitch definition of the yarn is incomparable! 

 Find out more about Lani's Lana (and how to get your hands on a few skeins of your own) here: 
Lani's Lana Fine Rambouillet Wool Yarn

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