Pattern Re-Release: Pine Cone Vest!

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Alright, so, just in time for the colder weather, I'm back with the re-release of the Pine Cone Vest!  Originally published in Knotions Magazine, it's now available in my Web Shop, as as well as on Ravelry, Etsy, and Patreon!

Photography: Knotions Magazine

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Inspired by the charm of Hobbiton mornings and second breakfasts, the Pine Cone Vest brings cozy, effortless comfort. This vest features a subtle knit-and-purl pine cone motif, adding just the right amount of texture without overwhelming your stitches.

With no waist shaping and minimal shoulder shaping, it’s designed to fit all genders and body types comfortably. Whether you’re curling up with a cup of tea, wandering through the woods, or just looking for that perfect go-to layer, the Pine Cone Vest is ready to be your next favourite knit!

 This vest comes in 10 sizes, ranging from a 28 inch to 64 inch bust/chest circumference, and is designed to be worn with about 4 inches of positive ease.

Sample is shown in  *Berroco Remix (a recycled yarn with 30% Nylon, 27% Cotton, 24% Acrylic, 10% Silk, 9% Linen) in the colourway "Fern".  It uses between 3 and 7 balls of the Berroco Remix, or between 313 and 942 yards of yarn, and calls for a 5.5 mm (US 9) 32-inch *circular needle. 

The Pine Cone Vest pattern has both written and charted instructions for the Pine Cone Stitch Pattern, and also has a large print version that's compatible with screen-reading technology that's included as a secondary download.  

 And remember, as always, I love seeing what you make, or even what yarn you're considering! So please, tag your creations on Social Media with #SarahDawnsDesigns, (or share them in the Discord) so we can all see your awesome things!

 I hope you enjoy the vest pattern, and happy knitting!