Stitching Project - Knitting Project - Hughenden Manor - March 2019


This year, 2019, I have decided to explore texture & colours in my knitting. I want to record this through a journal & be inspired by my home in the English countryside or places I have visited.

My project is based around a day visit in May 2018 to 'Hughenden Manor', Buckinghamshire, England. My family and I explored the gardens, the house, and sat for a while looking over the valley, with the church in clear sight.

Hughenden Manor is owned by The National Trust. It is described as a red brick Victorian mansion, which was owned in the 1800s by the Prime Minister, Benjamin Disraeli, 1st Earl of Beaconsfield.

The colours I used in my sampler were: Green, Pink, Yellow, and Coral

I wanted to depict not just the red brick of the mansion and church, but also incorporate the flowers seen in the walled garden and over the valley.
                                                                                   
Colours Chosen 

Knot Stitch





Knitting Project - March 2019

Knitting Project - March 2019



                                                                                    
















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Finished March 2019
Joanna Cox Marshall - Edith Grace Designs

Textured Tweed 4-Cup Teapot Cosy Knitting Pattern - 2019

Textured Tweed 4-Cup Teapot Cosy Knitting Pattern by Edith Grace Designs

Measurement - Lower circumference 16in (40.5cm) &Height 8in (20.5cm), Method: Worked Flat.

Wool - UK - DK Wool/ US - Light Worsted/ Australia - 8ply - WOOL IS WORKED DOUBLE.

This pattern can be purchased as a PDF Digital Download from Love Crafts & Ravelry.
                                                                                       
Knitting Pattern


In this pattern, I have used the 'Textured Tweed Knit Stitch'. The pattern is worked in DK wool, using double thread throughout. You can use chunky wool if desired. This is an easy pattern to follow.
 
In using a double thread, combined with the texture of the stitch, this technique makes a thick and padded teapot cosy, which will keep the teapot warm.

I love the colour combination, and I am delighted with the finished result.

The pattern comes with a basic knitting instructions booklet for beginners. 
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Joanna Cox Marshall - Edith Grace Designs