Patterns in the News!

It’s always fun to see our Loopy Ewe Solid Series in print, and we have two more to share with you. In the newest Interweave Crochet Accessories magazine that just came out, our yarn was featured in the Pleiades Shawl, a fun star-inspired shawl that drapes around your shoulders. This one was done in Eggplant, Barn Red and Smoke. (Photos by Harper Point Photography.)

I received a copy of Carol Sulcoski’s new Sock Yarn Studio book in the mail, and it’s a must-have. So many great designs from some of your favorite top designers, including Wendy Johnson, Veronik Avery, Franklin Habit, Hunter Hammersen, and more. It starts out with great sock-knitting information from Carol (avoiding pooling, repeats with self-patterning and multicolor yarn, using sock patterns for other projects, etc.). Then you get to the gorgeous patterns. You’ll find cowls, gloves, scarves, hats, shawls, sweaters, an adorable baby cardigan, and more. Of course my favorite pattern in the book is the one that Wendy designed with our Solid Series, called Kitteh Mittens. She used 1 skein each of Coffee and Cerulean.

Would you like to make a pair? Leave a comment below and we’ll use the random number generator to pick someone to win the book and your choice of 2 skeins of The Loopy Ewe Solid Series. (Hey – wouldn’t those mittens be cute in orange and black for Halloween trick-or-treating? Next year.)

We also have a winner from last week’s Halloween day blog contest. Congratulations to Linda in Illinois, whose favorite go-to food or drink on cold days is hot mulled apple cider. Yum!

Speaking of our Loopy Ewe Solid Series, the winder has been going nonstop today, working on more Loopy Cake sets for you. (More Steampunk, but also more in the series. I told you we were having too much fun coming up with themes!)

Sheri prettypianomusicplayingintheshoptoday.Wishyouwerehere.

 

312 comments

  1. Very cute mittens! I haven’t used the Loopy yarn yet, but there are so many pretty colors that I’d love to try some out!

  2. I would love a pair of halloween kitteh mittens. I’m allergic to real cats which has always depressed me no end because I think they are such beautiful animals.

  3. The kitteh mittens would be a perfect gift for my sister-in-law who has 4 cats. Thanks for offering a copy to a lucky person.
    Carol

  4. Wendy is a fantastic knitter/designer
    So these mittens are just the thing for keeping my fingers warm this winter
    Hmmmm, not certain what color, just a couple of high contrasting colors.
    hugs

  5. I am wanting to knit mittens for the first time. I’m looking for a pattern. The book would be a great source for mittens, as well as all the other patterns.

  6. Watching the snow falling here makes me want a toasty pair of mittens. Keeping my fingers crossed to be lucky!

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