Today we introduce another yummy scarf pattern into the Knit Collage library. I've always wanted to try out the loopy fringe stitch and this scarf gave me the perfect opportunity to do so. It's so much easier than it looks! I also love the subtle stripe created by using two similar shades of our Sister Yarn (we used Oatmeal and Soft Ivory). The best part about this stripe is that there is no need to weave in your ends because the stripes are short...so we just let the yarn run up the sides. Lovely and super long to keep you nice and toasty all winter long. The pattern is available right here.

We have some serious knitspiration for you today! Check out the latest patterns by Cheryl Kubat of Tangled Handknits. I am 100% obsessed with the bandana cowl pattern that uses our Sister yarn. The finished piece is dip dyed to create the beautiful gradient effect. Totally in love! Next up is her Highland Caplet pattern also knit up in our Sister yarn - also just 1 skein needed. Both patterns are available in the Tangled Handknits Etsy shop. I think I know what my next projects are! All photos shown below are by Meg Manion Photography.

I'm super excited about releasing our first ever colorwork pattern! This one has been a long time in the making and is a serious favorite of mine. I love the colorwork pattern created by designer Margaux Hufnagel. It feels like a modern, chunky yarn twist on traditional lopi sweaters. The pattern is now available here. You will need 3 skeins of our Sister yarn. The 3 colors shown here are Driftwood, Soft Ivory & Bark Brown.