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Whether it’s concrete sidewalks or rustic trails that beckon you outdoors, grab your Alternating Paths sweater and hit the road enjoying fresh air and quality time with your family and friends, both human and furry. Your cheeks may be rosy when you arrive at your destination, but you’ll be warm and toasty, and looking great in your beautiful handknit sweater.

Construction Notes: Completely Seamless! The bottom hem is worked in 2 pieces, allowing customization for a longer back than front or tunic length sweater. Then the body is worked in the round to the under arms. The upper back and chest are worked flat to the shoulders, which are joined using the three needle bind off method. (Alternatively, bound off and seamed.) After the rolled edge is added to the neck, the sleeves are set-in by picking up stitches and worked top down to the cuff.

The tech edited and test knit pattern is fully written with the cable repeat charted.

Love is in the air! Starting tomorrow February 6, Outlander Wedding kits will be available for pre-order on my website through Feb. 19 until 8 pm EDT.

Inspired by the love shared between Jamie and Claire each kit will include a project bag created by the wonderful Debra of Addicted to Sock Knitting in the Outlander Wedding fabric that I designed, a skein of my Snug base yarn in color ‘Tartan’, and a matching Notions Tin. There are two kits to choose from- one that has a larger project bag or one that has a small project bag. Since this is a pre-order the kits will not ship out until mid to late March. Just in time before the Season 3 premier of Outlander.

Collaborating with designer Casapinka on Gray Area, her new pattern, has been great. I’ve had a blast putting together different color combinations in the kits, and hope that you can find the perfect set for your project! Each set contains 6 mini skeins with 100 yds/25 gr each and one full sized skein with 400 yds/100 gr of fingering weight yarn. Choose from Victorious, a lovely superwash merino, or Beyond, a wonderful MCN blend.

Upcoming Shows:
Stitches West in Santa Clara, CA Feb 23-26
Vogue Knitting Live Vegas March 24-26
Stop by and say hello if you’re there!

Sock Madness is kicking off on Ravelry and we’re thrilled to be offering Knit the Madness, a special colorway for the event. Check it out, even if you’re like me, and watch from the sidelines! : D

I have to admit I have a weakness for gradient sets that are made up of multiple colors instead of shades of one color (although I like those too, maybe it’s just that the little skeins look so cute when they’re lined up?)

Rockhound is a top-down crescent that begins with a garter tab cast on. Increases are worked on both right side and wrong side rows. The stitch patterning uses crossed slip stitches. The result is a shawl that is cozy and easy to wear.

The shawl uses approximately 400 yds of fingering weight yarn and a set of six gradient or mini skeins (110 yds minimum/each skein)

Finished Measurements (after blocking): 68”/173 cm in length by 15″/46 cm deep, after blocking

Gray Area is a collaboration between Casapinka and Invictus Yarns. There are many color combinations you can choose from… pick a gray gradient and decide on a punchy main color such as red, pink, orange or teal, or pick a neutral main color color with a gradient that you love.

Whether careening down black diamonds, shredding fresh powder on a snowboard, zipping over moguls on downhill skis, creating your own trail backcountry on cross country skis, or enjoying the fastest way down via zipline, Zipline is your go-to accessory! From sun up to sun down, this extreme winter sports inspired design keeps you covered from a snood in the early am, to a cowl when the sun shines off the white snow, to an emergency hat for one last run when the sun is setting the temperatures are going with it.

The tech edited and test knit pattern includes written directions and a chart of the textured pattern repeat to create a cowl, snood and a super slouchy hat.

Over the next few months, With Pointed Sticks Yarn will be launching three new fun and luxurious fingering-weight bases! The first to be released is a rainbow tweed sock yarn called Crayon. At 438 yds/100g, this 2-ply base is made up of 85% superwash merino, and 15% colored NEP (nylon). That’s right – the tweedy bits are COLORED! This yarn will be released on January 27th in four semi-solid/tonal colors.

Be on the lookout over the next few months for more new bases. A little teaser – they involve silk and/or cashmere!

Escape your busy everyday life and turn your back on the mundane
Knitterati Retreats offers two separate weeklong retreats, one in a pleasant historic setting, the other in a location with breathtaking views in the Swiss alps. Both of our knitting retreats are tailored to the knitter desiring a bit of travel and gentle adventure along with enriching their knitting skills, flowing with a pleasant and easy pace, with plenty of free time for reflection and, of course, knitting.

Enjoy thoughtful workshops by Nancy Marchant, Andrea Rangel and Simone Kereit of OwlCat Designs.

Schloss Münchenwiler, July 31st – August 6th 2017
Exhale and retreat to a fairytale setting on the grounds of a historic castle.
Escape the ordinary and make time to wander through a walled medieval town, and relax into the gentle and easy pace, while enjoying the view of the surrounding hills. Knit with kindred spirits, tour a chocolate factory and enjoy the award winning local seasonal kitchen at this location.

Learn from Nancy Marchant (who will be presenting her famous Brioche classes) and Swiss native Simone Kereit.

Riederalp – Aletsch Arena, August 7th – August 13th, 2017
For a more physically active recharge, a car free village situated high up on the sunny slopes of the Rhone valley is our destination. Take a guided day hike to the foot of the Aletsch Glacier, Europe’s larges glacier and a UNESCO world heritage site, hike up the slopes to a pristine clear mountain lake or simply take in the fresh air as you languorously sit in the sun and let your thoughts drift with the clouds. Spend time with like minded knitters and let your soul soak in the expansive view from your hotel balcony.

Workshops for this retreat will be conducted by guest instructor Andrea Rangel and Swiss native Simone Kereit.

Come find out what happens when you mix knitting with the most striking surroundings in Switzerland. No matter what your speed, the most magical time awaits you!