These may be some of the simplest patterns I have ever written, and I must admit, it’s crazy fun writing a pattern for a quick project like this after spending time writing long sweater patterns in 8 sizes. The edits from my tech editor this time around didn’t make my head spin. It’s also very satisfying knitting something small with a US9 needle, right after finishing my last project which was a large sweater on size US3 needles with detailed color work. It all went so fast!
The problem was figuring out how to photograph this set when the leaves were perfect, and the clouds were just at that perfect state of overcast. After some queries to some photography friends, I finally decided just to let Silje use my DSLR, and coach her through doing a photo shoot. For a control freak like me, it was great to tell someone, “OK, I want you to stand right there, and I want this and this and this in the frame. OK, take a few more like that” and they just do it. Then I could see what she was doing every few minutes. We’re an amazing team. She had so much fun, and so did I. She got some great ones too, that I wouldn’t have thought to set up. I love seeing the world through her eyes.
The Harvest Date Set can be purchased here, and you can purchase the patterns separately, or together at a discount. Enjoy!












elizabeth says
October 24, 2014 at 2:31 pmhow lovely! the patterns, the colour, the photos and esp. the ones of you with your beloved! yay and well done!
Sheila says
October 24, 2014 at 2:33 pmHow fun! I will be printing my patterns once I get some more printer paper! Thanks! 🙂
Amanda says
October 24, 2014 at 4:03 pmBeautiful picture! Beautiful patterns!
Joyful says
October 24, 2014 at 4:30 pmLove the hat and mittens! Hope some day I will be able to work up something like that! 🙂
Enjoyed your pictures too! Nice that he can take time out of his busy day and enjoy some time with you! 🙂
Mom says
October 24, 2014 at 5:13 pmBeautiful pattern and beautiful backdrop to photograph them. I love the pictures!
harknessangels says
October 25, 2014 at 1:40 pmFantastic pictures! Wonderful patterns! I must make these for myself! 🙂