Fog Yarn Over
Limited edition – 100% recycled fiber from our production line blended with bale dyed medium wool
Bulky weight
4 oz. / 120 g skein – approx 150 yards
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Fig Yarn Over
Limited edition – 100% recycled fiber from our production line blended with bale dyed medium wool
Bulky weight
4 oz. / 120 g skein – approx 150 yards
Hay Bale Yarn Over
Limited edition – 100% recycled fiber from our production line blended with bale dyed medium wool
Bulky weight
4 oz. / 120 g skein – approx 150 yards
New Moon Yarn Over
Limited edition – 100% recycled fiber from our production line blended with bale dyed medium wool
Bulky weight
4 oz. / 120 g skein – approx 150 yards
HOMEMADE JAM Yarn Over
Limited edition – 100% recycled fiber from our production line blended with bale dyed medium wool
Bulky weight
4 oz. / 120 g skein – approx 150 yards
A new shade of Yarn Over
We’ve added a new shade of Yarn Over to the selection currently available, just in time for the release of Denise Bayron’s new pattern: Wave of Change Pullover. Our Pasture […]
We’ve made a new batch of Yarn Over!
Because of the beautiful new Sylvan Spirit that we’ve been working on over the past few weeks, we had some gorgeous waste fiber that we couldn’t resist whipping up into […]
Astronomy Pullover Spring Sweater
We think that this bottom up, circular yoked pullover is a perfect layering option for star gazing. Against the tweedy flecked background of Cozy Cotton, the Astronomy Pullover’s delicate chains […]
Astronomy Pullover – 351
Designed by Cap Sease
We think that this bottom up, circular yoked pullover is a perfect layering option for star gazing. Against the tweedy flecked background of Cozy Cotton, the Astronomy Pullover’s delicate chains of purl stitches can catch the light like the star link satellite trains that shine against the starry night sky.
Shown in Kelp Cozy Cotton
Intermediate Knitting
Footbridge Pullover – 343
Designed by Sandi Rosner
A footbridge can act as a link through time to others who have shared the experience of walking along the same path. A knitted garment can similarly connect all the folks involved in its creation. From shepherd, spinner, dyer, designer, and knitter, each plays a thoughtful role in the creation of a show stopping pullover like this one.
Shown in Mulberry, Maple, Snow Day, Dusty Rose, Pomelo Cozy Cotton
Intermediate Knitting
Staithes Pullover – 341
Designed by Cap Sease
Typical of Yorkshire sweaters, this one is rich in texture. The body is knit in the round from the lower edge to the armholes, then the front and back are divided and worked flat to the shoulders. Stitches are picked up around the armholes for the sleeves, which are knit in the round down to the cuffs.
Shown in Oyster Cozy Cotton
Intermediate Knitting
Concentric Pullover – 334
Designed by Kate Salomon
This top-down sweater is worked in delicate garter stitch, creating concentric circles and ripples of texture that radiate down along the yoke. These soft ridges create a pleasing texture that provides light and lofty thermal warmth without bulky weight. The slipped knit stitch “seam” down the back and under the arms provides a straight counterpoint while hiding the jog between rows.
Shown in Variegated Simply Fine
Intermediate Knitting