Harvest moon
Embrace the beauty of autumn with "Harvest Moon," a beautifully crafted knitting pattern that captures the essence of golden sunlight and golden fields. As the crisp chill of fall settles in, this stunning piece is the perfect accessory to wear when the leaves begin to turn. The "Harvest Moon" pattern features a unique design worked from the bottom up, complete with a wavy lace edge that adds a touch of elegance and warmth.
This pattern includes both written and charted instructions, making it accessible for knitters of various skill levels. It has been professionally tech edited by the talented Katherine Vaughan and test knitted to ensure accuracy and ease of use.
A special thanks to my dear friend, test knitter, and model Jenny (cavitybug on Ravelry) for her invaluable contribution. The stunning photos were taken beside a picturesque cornfield in West Chester, Ohio, perfectly capturing the essence of the harvest season.
Yarn Requirements: For this project, you'll need 500-520 yards of worsted weight yarn. The sample showcased here is knitted using madelinetosh vintage in the charming Nutmeg colorway, which adds warmth and depth to the overall design.
Supplies Needed: Gather your materials, including US 8 (5 mm) 40-inch or longer circular needles and US 9 (5.5 mm) needles, which are used for the cast-on only. Additionally, you may want to have stitch markers handy, along with a yarn needle for finishing touches.
Skills Required: This pattern is suitable for those with basic knitting skills, including knit cast on, knit 2 together, slip slip knit, and slip 1-knit 2 together-pass slipped stitch over decreases, as well as yarn overs. It’s a great opportunity to enhance your knitting repertoire!
Finished Size: Once completed, the "Harvest Moon" piece measures approximately 51 inches, making it the perfect fit for cozy autumn styling.
Enhance your knitting collection with this delightful pattern, and enjoy the process of creating a piece that reflects the stunning transformation of nature during the harvest season. Whether you're knitting for yourself or as a thoughtful handmade gift, "Harvest Moon" is sure to bring warmth and joy as the days grow cooler.
