Cerro is a blend of soft pima cotton and alpaca that creates a yarn with drape and excellent stitch definition.The pattern is called Kalinda from the Classic Elite book Sunny Day.
A triangular shawl worked from the center top to long lower edge in a sampling of eyelet stitches.
Pattern: Awelon Shawl (purchased on Ravelry)
Asymmetrical design that is flowing along the lower edge. The pattern was designed specifically for Sanibel’s unique blend of yarn.Yarn: 9 balls of Classic Elite Sanibel
Sanibel is Classic Elite's fashion yarn: understated, feminine and chic, with a touch of glitz that makes a statement for both daytime and evening wear . The drape is alluring, the hand soft, and the palette sophisticated. Sanibel is perfect for anyone who wants a little excitement in their stash.
Pattern: Colorblock Bias Wrap (pattern purchased on Ravelry)
A boldly graphic wrap that’s as right for day as night. Scrunch it for a scarf or wear it wide for maximum impact.Yarn: Classic Elite Chateau and Chalet
Chainette yarns are well-deserving of their popularity...the construction simultaneously provides strength and lightness. Add a luxury fiber blend of baby alpaca and bamboo to that inherent lightness and you have Chalet, a decadently soft yarn with a lovely drape in a chunky weight from our MountainTop Collection of yarns spun from natural, undyed fibers. Chateau is Chalet's colorful cousin, available in saturated, vibrant colors.My knitting hit a set back last night. It is knit with two strands of yarn on larger needles for drape. It looks good but the sewing together doesn't. There are large gaps when I sewed the sleeves in. You can see these at the top of my seam. I've tried some different things and the only thing that I could come up with was to go back over the seam and catch it closed (happening at the bottom). I use the mattress stitch for my seams and it always looks good until this cardigan. Thoughts??
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