I’m so excited to announce that a very special project just went live today! Intertwining cables and a whisper of lace edge Wintermute, a luscious semi-circular stockinette shawl that’s knit from the center out, with no need to pick up stitches. (photos by Kristin Perers) Susan from Loop, London and I have been plotting this project since July this year and I’m so happy that the big day has finally come today and we can bring this pattern to you. In the beginning, there were only two skeins of yarn – but what yarn! Kismet Fiber Works Refuge is one of the most luscious fibers I’ve ever worked with. It’s not only soft – it’s heavenly. It hugs you and cherishes you, and the beautiful colors…
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I was thrilled when I heard that Kristin Ford was starting up a new yarn company, and when I first got my hands on some Woolfolk yarn, I was smitten. If you’re following me for a while already, you know how deeply I love neutral colorways, and the ones I had in Tynd, the fingering weight yarn, really spoke to me. Add a softness that you only know from cashmere – and voilà, there you have a yarn you want to knit with all the time. (But there’s no cashmere in Woolfolk. It’s all Merino – read more about the story behind this all here.) So – what to do with these wonderful shades I held in hand? A shawl of course! I wanted…
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