Doodle Card Deck - Spring Theme
NOTE: This deck features brand NEW graphics like color coding, deck/chart labels, and min. stitch counts for more user friendly cards!
THE SPRING DOODLE DECK is your favorite new portable colorwork stitch dictionary!
The Spring Doodle Deck includes 51 beautiful floral-inspired motifs that let you play with color! They include both large and small motifs of flowers, vines, butterflies, bees, snails, hearts, valentines envelopes, and more!
Spring Doodle Deck charts come from the digital patterns: Valentines Doodle, Floral Doodle
Pick up the Digital Download of the FULL Patterns for Infinity Cowl AND Standard Cowl for all expansions listed above (4 Patterns!) by choosing Deck + Digital Patterns option!
The ultimate way to inspire creative colorwork! Use these flexible mix-and-match chart cards to visually re-arrange and design the perfect colorwork pattern from start to finish.
4 Steps to Doodle with Yarn: Choose your construction method, choose your charts, choose your order/colors, and start knitting!
Learn more with the Ultimate Guide to How to Doodle with Yarn or pick up my Free Doodle Pattern Workbook to help you get started!
Each Doodle Card Deck includes:
- (1) How to Doodle instruction card
- (2) Full color, illustrated schematics with bullet list instructions
- (51) Unique 24-stitch colorwork charts
- Custom printed cardboard tuckbox
Specifications:
- 54-Card Poker (2.5 x 3.5”) Sized Deck
Favorite new toy!
The Artic pack is providing me with a card game that changes every time I add and take away a card. There is no end to the creative abilities of these design packs. I so enjoy the possibilities that are available. Thank you for your creative Genius ??
Amazing!
Can�t wait to finish some of my WIP�s so I can get started using these awesome doodles!
These are so great!
This is such a fun way to add colorwork into your knitting�genius!
Spring Doodle Deck is a joy to work with!
I truly enjoy the versatility and unique presentation of graphed stitch patterns. From someone who does a lot of colourwork, they are so much easier to use than a stitch Bible in book format, which you would need to print out a copy or prop the book open to a specific page to use a specific motif. This is so much easier logistically, not just for a single motif, but also to design a knitted project, because you can mix and match the designs themselves and have them all out in front of you when working on your project. Plus, the black and white text and font are easy to see for someone who has poor vision. They are a joy to use.