Newsletter 716

by Meg Strong

 

Amusa Chevron Geshi Scarf

The Amusa scarf is just one of the beautiful patterns featured in Noro Knitting Magazine #20: Spring/Summer 2022, and is a perfect transitional accessory for cool spring mornings. Knit using Geshi - named for the Japanese word for the summer solstice - which is a delightful blend of viscose, cotton, silk, and wool in a DK weight. Geshi's subtle color shift is amplified in Amusa by working a few rows from one color of Geshi, then changing to another throughout the simple chevron pattern. 

Shop Noro Geshi HERE! The sample in the photo up top is worked in 02 Yokosuka and 07 Hokuto; you'll need one skein each of two different colors for Amusa.  You can find the pattern HERE. If you want the entire issue of Noro Knitting Magazine #20: Spring/Summer 2022, we have them right HERE

*photo ©Lori Steinberg

  

Coastal Cotton: Who's Ready for Summer!?

New for Spring/Summer '22, Coastal Cotton is a soft 100% pure cotton yarn with a gauge of 16-20 stitches per 4 inches on US 7-9 (4.5-5.5mm) needles. Each 100g skein contains 185 yards and doesn't require winding into cakes before using! Coastal Cotton boasts a veritable rainbow of thirty (count 'em- 30!) breathtaking colors. There are brights, pastels and neutrals.... truly something for every taste. 

The Georgina Tank Top, worked in two pieces (you'll use a three needle bind off for the shoulder seams and a simple mattress stitch seam for the sides), would look great knitted in any combination of your favorite colors!


Shop Coastal Cotton HERE!

Firefly Notions Tins

We've restocked these popular, perfectly project bag-sized slider tins and added a couple of new styles (the rabbit and the robin) this time around! These are great for holding necessary notions - darning needles, row counters, stitch markers and even petite scissors all fit inside perfectly. Just slide open the lid, load them up with your go-to notions and throw it your project bag!

Tins are sized 3 9/16" length x 2 5/16" width x 7/16" deep.

Shop the tins HERE!