Mr. UPS just dropped off a box from Berroco that was filled with Blackstone Tweed.
I love this yarn.
Tweed for the discerning knitter! This super soft yarn has all the rustic appeal of a classic tweed yarn but with a high dose of mohair and angora. With wear these garments will develop a soft and fuzzy halo. A joy to wear and a pleasure to knit.65% Wool
25% Superkid Mohair
10% Angora Rabbit Hair
This versatile hooded vest can be worn belted or loose and open. Either way, this cozy layer will be a go-to garment this winter.Download the free pattern..
Tavis is available in the book Norah Gaughan Volume 9 from Berroco.
A broad expanse of reversible cables makes for a warm and comforting wrap.Connate from Norah Gaughan Volume 11
Cabled panels adorn the neck and bottom edges of an alluring open jacket with three-quarter length sleeves.We have this amazing scarf called Dryad in the store. It is a pattern from Jared Flood (brooklyntweed) and you can purchase it on Ravelry.
A very lush and luxurious wide scarf for the Cable Lover’s wardrobe.There are three lengths available on the pattern-mine is the longest length.
Blackstone Tweed is a great yarn for cables.
The hockey game last night was good. Thankfully it wasn't cold in the arena. I'm going home tonight to sit and knit. I need to make up for the knitting time I missed yesterday.
3 comments:
Happy Birthday Roko. :) Our Penny carries shoes around, but doesn't chew them. The problem is finding a pair when you want to leave the house.
Out of all the topics on this blog post, the dog wins :)
He's a sweetie.
I like the cardigan but don't like the 3/4 sleeves. Ah well. Can't win them all! I love your blogging style!
Well thank goodness he only picks the really expensive stuff.
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