Knit Doodle Motifs. The Stitch Collection

The Pattern Innovation for Knitting Artists

Knitted doodle motifs are small knitting patterns that can be combined in endless ways to create new looks again and again. Author Jamie Lomax has embraced this very special type of knitting pattern combination and brought it to perfection. 200 different small patterns are just waiting to be mixed and matched, ensuring even more fun on the knitting needles. Whether it's to combine patterns in new ways, experiment with colors, add small accents, or pimp up existing projects with a personal touch: All of this is possible with this knitted doodle fun!

To Doodle Happiness in four easy steps:

1. Select a pattern: 9 unique accessories are just waiting to be knitted - either step-by-step according to the instructions or individually with your own pattern combinations.

2. Choose motifs: 200 fun motifs can be mixed and matched according to your preferences until your new favorite combination is found.

3. Select yarn and colors: According to personal taste, all motifs can be knitted with your own materials and desired colors. This way, they automatically adapt to any style.

4. Simply knit: Instructions + motifs + yarn in your favorite colors, and you're ready to start your first doodle project.

Get creative and design your very own project with your individual pattern combination. Don't be afraid of tangled yarn: Each motif uses only two colors per row or round – so it's no problem even for Jacquard beginners to recreate the projects. The author provides important tips and tricks from material selection and color combination to creating your own designs, guiding you step-by-step through your project. If a technical question arises, the correct answer can be found in the concluding basic section.

This is what awaits you:

• 200 unique doodle motifs
• Basic patterns, spring, summer, autumn, and winter patterns
• 9 easy patterns to try out
• with creative variation ideas
• Tips and tricks for Jacquard knitting
• helpful techniques for working and adapting knitting patterns, as well as for tricky spots