The Stars at Night

“The Stars at Night / Are Big and Bright / Deep in the Heart of Texas” (Don’t forget to clap your hands as you sing along!) This captivating knitting pattern is inspired by the mesmerizing big skies and glimmering bright stars of North Texas, making it a perfect addition to your collection. This design serves as a beautiful companion to our popular Prairie Sky pattern.

The pattern is worked flat, progressing side to side, and features intricate borders, edging, and a stunning star motif. Both written instructions and charts are provided to cater to your preferred knitting style, ensuring that you can easily follow along. Create a beautiful piece that reflects the stunning Texan landscape!

Skill Level: Intermediate. This pattern requires understanding of single and double decreases, double yarn overs (yos), and the ability to follow a non-repetitive motif, making it a perfect challenge for those looking to enhance their knitting skills.

Sample shown in: The design utilizes Chicken Coop Dyeworks Butterfly Lace yarn, which is a luxurious blend of 80% superwash Merino wool and 20% silk. Each skein provides an impressive 875 yards (100g) of yarn in the beautiful colorway “Texas Sky.” You only need one skein to complete this stunning project!

This pattern has been expertly tech edited by Eleanor Dixon to ensure clarity and accuracy, giving you confidence as you embark on this knitting journey.

For more information, tips, advice, and community interaction, visit LaurieBea Knitting Circle on Ravelry. Engage with fellow knitters and share your progress on this beautiful Texas-inspired piece. Whether you’re a seasoned knitter or looking to build your skills, this pattern is sure to enchant and delight!