We released our Wildflower Sailor Necklace pattern 2 years ago but this pattern is getting a whole new redo today! We knit the necklaces up in our new Wildflower cotton colors to give them a new fresh twist. We hope you like the end result, photographed below, as much as we do!

These patterns are the perfect way to jump start your spring knitting! They're also such a creative and beautiful way to use our cotton Wildflower yarns.  AND did we mention, they are super quick to whip up despite looking all sorts of fancy?! Yup, it's true. In this pattern you'll receive instructions on how to make two i-cord necklaces. The first is a a simple braid and the second, a sailor knot. One skein of yarn yields two finished necklaces. Pattern details right here. 



Are you familiar with the Stranded Cowl pattern by Cocoknits? We are just a little obsessed with this pattern and the way the lattice-like knitted fabric looks. The knitting technique is a little tricky but not too difficult. There are lots of help posts on Ravelry to guide you through! To complete this cowl, you'll need one skein of a worsted weight yarn and one skein of ANY of our yarns. Shown below is our cotton Wildflower yarn in color Coral Crush, which creates a more spring look and feel. Be sure to check out our Cast Away version as well, right here.

The inside is just as pretty as the outside!

Earlier in the summer, I started to notice sleeveless cowl silhouettes all over the web ~ like here and here ~ and I fell in love! I knew we needed our own version with a Knit Collage twist. With that in mind, resident designer Cheryl Kubat created the Wildflower Peasant Tunic for us.

This pattern knits up in our super soft cotton Wildflower Yarn that is printed with tiny paisley and flower designs. The design highlights these unique yarn details through knitting in an open garter stitch on largish needles, size US 15. We especially love the trapeze-y tunic silhouette with tiny slits at the side seams. We knit our sample in color Scarlet Begonia.  Pattern available here.