Let’s go fishing!

This is the Sea Glass Tee from Wool & Pine. You can purchase the pattern on Ravelry.

Looking for an epic stashbuster project? Sea Glass Tee is a top-down, seamless tee that’s perfect for using up your fingering weight scraps, minis, and stash yarn! With its easy-to-wear, relaxed silhouette and short sleeves, it’s the ideal project for knitters of all skill levels. Plus, it features a super fun 1x1 colorwork pattern that offers endless opportunities to get creative with your stash. 

The best part? There are absolutely NO ENDS TO WEAVE IN (thanks to a video tutorial included with the pattern) and your tee is totally REVERSIBLE! 

As you follow along with the included video tutorials, you’ll discover that Sea Glass is all about embracing the pursuit of art over perfection. So unleash your third eye, dive into your stash, and explore the depths of your innate creativity! We can’t wait to see your unique beauty and personality expressed in your color choices and their infinite combinations.

Bust that Stash! Sea Glass is knit using fingering weight stash yarn, leftovers, and mini skeins. Have fun playing with color and building a palette that expresses your personality. Embrace the random beauty of your stash and let it shine through in your finished piece!

To ensure that you get the perfect fit, the pattern includes a “Custom Fit” video tutorial and tips for choosing the right size. You’ll also find 7 video tutorials with tips for creating your One-of-a-kind Sea Glass Tee, as well as tips for stashbusting and building color palettes.

Ready to get started? Download the Sea Glass Tee Pattern Today and Dive into your Stash! 

SIZING: Full sizing information, a schematic, and a “Knitting the Perfect Size” video tutorial are included and available on our website at woolandpine.com.

I think we all have a stash of fingering weight yarn. You’ve knit a 4 or 5 colour shawl and have lots of leftovers. If you are sock knitter you definitely have bits hiding in a bag or box. You might have skeins that you purchased because they were so pretty but now you don’t know what to use them for. This sweater is a perfect way to use them up.

Alex was in and helped me today. She brought in my blocked Traveler Shawl. It is raining here today so I’ll get outside pictures tomorrow. It is amazing how blocking makes a garment look so much better.

All the furniture has been moved out of dad’s room and the front entry and is living in the main room.

Prepping dad’s room for paint.

Dad, Beth and the dogs are at the cottage until Monday. Things will look different when they get back.

Beth sent this picture from the cottage. She was on the front porch doing a Zoom call. Jackson was sitting with her. Fred was running around. Boscoe was waiting on the boat to go fishing.