KraziKnitz Designs

Flower Dancers is the new shawl pattern designed for the Orange Blossom Yarn Crawl by Paula King, aka KraziKnitz Designs. The pattern will launch on Saturday, March 28 with a 20% introductory discount until 04/07/2026 - no code needed.

Flower Dancers is a rectangular shawl worked on the bias with butterflies, bees and flowers as the inspiration.

Reasons you need to make this shawl for your very own are:

It works up quickly at only 114 stitches per row.

Mosaic stitch patterns are usually easy to knit and remember.

Mosaic knitting patterns look complicated but work only one color at a time, while slipping the stitches of the other color.

There are sections of garter stitch for easy knitting, ideal for social or car knitting.

It’s designed in four colors but it’s easily worked up in more. Half skeins and leftovers are real possibilities for stash diving and stash busting!

It is available on Ravelry!

https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/flower-dancers

🌼
🦋
🌸
🐝

A little advance information from my local yarn shop, Knit and Stitch Boutique about a design completed before my spouse became ill.

Testing and other necessities going on in the background, but now it’s almost ready to release. I’ll start sharing shortly, but for now here’s some info!

Flower Dancers is the new shawl pattern that our own Paula King of KraziKnitz Designs made for this year’s Orange Blossom Yarn Crawl! The pattern will launch on Saturday, March 28.

Flower Dancers is a rectangular shawl worked on the bias with butterflies, bees and flowers as the inspiration.

We will have kits from Dizzy Blonde Studios, who dyed the yarn for this design! Laura Martos will bring more at her trunk show Saturday, April 1.

We’re happy to help you pick colors to go with what you already have on your stash or all fresh new colors as you please!

More info soon! Stay tuned!
🦋
🌸
🐝
🌼

Why I’ve been missing in action the past several months and trying to make my way back into the social media sphere.

This was a recent project - a hat for my husband in his alma mater’s team colors. Shortly after I gave him this hat, he became ill. We were trotting around to the different doctors trying to figure out what was wrong.

In early January, when he ended up in the emergency room a couple of times. They finally admitted him and he was diagnosed with pneumonia.

We thought he would recover, but he didn’t. He was moved to a hospice unit inside the hospital and passed a couple of days later.

This is me saying sorry and asking you to be patient as I navigate this new stage in my life. Grief and all the things that come with a death are overwhelming. I’m doing things as I can, when I can.

Thanks for listening folks.