Bloomoon Creations Knitting Patterns from Pavi Yarns

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This pattern is wonderful for Noro Kureyon, Noro Iro and Cascade 220

Bobbles, Beads, Bumps and Buttons
adorn this knitted and felted bag.

The unusual style and combination of features makes this bag
a favourite among knitters who love felting! You'll receive lots of compliments when carrying this bag.

The finished size and shape of this bag will depend entirely on the yarn you choose, since all yarns felt slightly differently. You can use a single strand of dk weight, a double strand of dk with a larger needle, or a single strand of chunky. Some yarns will give you a taller bag, some will give you a wider bag. Whichever yarn you choose, you can be certain that the B4 Bag will be gorgeous!

Panes Bag

A felted tote bag with a round bottom and drawstring closure. The finished size of this bag will be approximately 10" across the bottom and 12" tall. It is knitted using a double strand of dk weight yarn. Choose a main colour and then as many or as few contrasting colours as you like. A great way to use up some leftovers in your stash!

Panes is a great tote bag, and is perfect for carrying around your latest knitting project!

Cascade 220 is ideal for this bag, or perhaps some Noro from the sale!

Bloom Shawl in Noro Blossom

A perfect shawl for the cooler days and nights of Autumn. Light and airy, just enough to take the chill off when needed, or to add a splash of colour without being too heavy or hot.
The pattern is knitted in Noro Blossom which really shows off the short row shaping with its self-striping qualities. The wedges are defined by colour changes. If you don't want the color-block look, use a different yarn such as Trendsetter Dune.

Bloomoon Garden Gate Scarf

Knit this scarf in black to look like an old iron gate. The open-weave "lattice" lends itself to some vine-like stems topped by colourful flowers!

The Garden Gate scarf can be customised in so many ways. Knit it as shown and you're sure to get positive comments on your unique scarf!

Use lots more flowers if you want.
Find different knit (or crochet) flower patterns and make your scarf a "mixed bouquet"! You can use felted flowers and make the stems 'grow' straight up or twist and turn like a vine.

The scarf is knited with a dk weight yarn. You can lengthen or shorten the center ribbed section, depending on if you want it to wrap around your neck (or not), or how many times you want it to wrap.