Have you tried knitting up yesterday’s lace swatch in Red Heart Super Saver Chunky? Check it out! The swatch would make a lovely cushion cover! Today, I get to play with Red Heart Super Saver Ombre. I’ve always been prone to gradient yarns. With the advent of long color repeat…
In yesterday’s post I knit up a swatch using Red Heart Super Saver Fair Isle, and the flared diamond motif. It’s amazing to be able to make a knitted garment look like Fair Isle without the complicated work. It’s so exciting to bring you today a lace panel that features…
Yesterday I showed you how Red Heart Pooling would turn out in a swatch knit up using the fleck stitch pattern. I used the fleck stitch and bunny ears decreases to manipulate the colors further. Pre-dyed Red Heart Fair Isle yarn looks good when the number of stitches across the…
Yesterday I played with Red Heart Dreamy Stripes using bi-directional herringbone stitch, it offered quite an effect! I’ll play some more using the fleck stitch this time. Interrupting the colors in a painted yarn like Red Heart Super Saver Pooling is a design strategy I like to use to make…
Knitting with fuzzy yarn like Red Heart Dreamy Stripes inspires me to find stitch textures that have a lace-like effect without always being yarn-over eyelets. Bi-directional herringbone is such a stitch pattern because the fuzziness fills the smaller lace holes and the diagonal strands also catch the light and the…