Cynthia MacDougall is a multi-discipline craft artist who teaches knitting. She has taught at venues from Kingston, Ontario to Olds, Alberta. A designer and technical writer since the mid-1990s, Cynthia is currently a contributor and knitting editor for A Needle Pulling Thread and KNITmuch magazines. She is also the owner of Canadian Guild of Knitters which she operates for the love of Knit!
Knit up a bunch of caps in a snap with Cynthia MacDougall’s no-count cable pattern. These knitted hats use the cotton and cashmere blended Truva Universal Yarn that makes it very soft, and perfect for knitting up chemo caps. Free pattern.
Let Truva by Universal Yarn exceed your expectations! Wouldn’t a lacy design with columns of little leaves be pretty on the front of a cardigan? Give it a try and find out why Truva is truly versatile! Free pattern.
Whether you’re a beginner knitter or a confident knitter, today’s project using Truva Universal Yarn will get you in the knitting spirit. Today’s post includes a pattern for a dress scarf using two knit-purl designs. How stylish! Free pattern.
How does Truva by Universal Yarn knit up? With the right needles, like a charm. Check out Cynthia MacDougall´s neat trick to guide you to the right needles for sampling. Also great for any yarn, new or old. All you need is a length of the yarn and a needle gauge!
The NEW yarn TRUVA by Universal Yarn is truly soft and luxurious. An equal blend of cotton AND cashmere makes for an unusual pairing, but one you can’t ignore. Cynthia MacDougall tells us more about this yarn and what she has planned next.