Daybreak/Wavebreak Sweater – Issue 2
€90 – €134
Designer: Rachel Illsey
Description:
Currently, we are offering kits in one colorway only. See options below.
Daybreak is worked in the round, top-down. There is a section of texture around the circumference of the yoke, from the shoulder point onwards. Short row shaping is incorporated into the yoke and body to ensure a comfortable fit. Opportunities to customize the garment are included at relevant points throughout the instructions below.
One Main Colour Yardage:
MC: 987 (1107: 1209: 1327: 1471) (1598: 1716: 1868: 1945) metres / 1079 (1211: 1323: 1452: 1609) (1748: 1877: 2043: 2127) yds / 269 (302: 329: 362: 401) (435: 468: 509: 530)grams.
Mohair (as above): 148 (171: 183: 206: 229) (243: 266: 289: 301) metres / 162 (187: 200: 225: 251) (266: 291: 316: 329) yds / 19 (20: 22: 25: 27) (29: 32: 34: 36) grams
SIZING GUIDE
The pattern is graded into nine sizes, identified as XS (S: M: L: XL) (2XL: 3XL: 4XL: 5XL). Intended positive ease is 2-5”.
Yarn Quantity per Size for One Coloway option:
- XS = 3 Fine Sock Skein plus 1 Silk/Mohair Skein
- S =3 Fine Sock Skein plus 1 Silk/Mohair Skein
- M = 4 Fine Sock Skein plus 1 Silk/Mohair Skein
- L = 4 Fine Sock Skein plus 1 Silk/Mohair Skein
- XL = 4 Fine Sock Skein plus 1 Silk/Mohair Skein
- 2XL = 4 Fine Sock Skein plus 1 Silk/Mohair Skein
- 3XL = 5 Fine Sock Skein plus 1 Silk/Mohair Skein
- 4XL = 5 Fine Sock Skein plus 1 Silk/Mohair Skein
- 5XL = 5 Fine Sock Skein plus 1 Silk/Mohair Skein
Finished Garment Measurements:
A: Chest Circumference:
- 32” (36”: 40”: 44”: 48”) (52”: 56”: 60”: 64”)
- 81cm (91.5cm: 101.5cm: 112cm: 122cm) (132cm: 142cm: 152.5cm: 162.5cm)
All kit orders will be dyed this week and shipped out next week.
Pattern name has changed to Wavebreak and is still available in our publication or on Ravelry as an individual pattern.
The pattern is not included in the kit it can be found in our Summer Mists, River Swim publication here🙂
Choose from our kits below:)
| Daybreak Sizes | XS, S, M,L,XL,2XL, 3XL, 4XL, 5XL |
|---|---|
| Akebia Colors | Blue Silver, Agate Stone, Grit, Grayslake Grass, Emerald Eve, Sphaira, Baroque |
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The Hatching Socks Pattern by The New York Year will be available Friday 12th March on Emma Holters Ravelry Designs.
Order your yarn now to get it ready for the pattern release. Knitted in our Fine Sock a 75/25 4ply yarn which is smooth, soft, and durable making it the perfect choice for all projects: socks, baby clothing, shawls, cardigans, and sweaters. It has a matt texture and good sock strength. Choose from our Semi-Solids and we will dye you colorway on Fine Sock and ship this week. The sample is knitted in our Emerald Eve.
Description: A raglan top-down very roomy sweater knitted with Sport and Silk/Mohair held double for a very soft and sturdy cozy knit.
The ease is 6 inches on this knit so you may want to come down a size if you don’t want it so roomy.
Sizes: XS (S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL)
Finished bust circumference: (95 (105, 115, 125, 135, 145, 155, 165) cm / 37.5 (41.25, 45.25, 29.25, 53.25, 57, 61, 65) inches
including the intended ease of 15 cm / 6 inches
Yarn: Sport & Silk/Mohair lace Base in colorways shown in image.
Autumn: 3 (3, 3, 4, 4, 4, 5, 5) skeins of LITLG Sport
Pressed Flowers: 2 (2, 2, 3, 3, 3, 3, 4) skeins of LITLG Haze Lace
Designer: Suri Nordlund
All kit orders will be dyed this week and shipped within a week.
The pattern can be found in our Creative Timber publication
Choose your main body colorway from our range of semi-solids for your Sport Base, then pick your favorite Mohair Lace to hold double.
The original sweater is knitted in Autumn in the Sport Base and Pressed Flowers in Mohair Lace. You can choose these from the drop down menu.
Description: A stranded knitting pattern, chart pattern only. A wonderful first-time chart knitting stranded project.
Yarn: Sample Knit using Earth base (Yak/Merino/Nylon) fingering weight yarn in Colorways Flax and Andisol.
Size: 70”/178 cm wingspan and 20”/51cm depth
Designer: Kathryn Merrick
All kit orders will be dyed this week and shipped within a week.
The pattern can be found in our Creative Timber publication
La Digue Shawl
by Helda Panagary
Approx measurement guide: 142cm longest – 101cm 2 short sides
All kit orders will be dyed this week and shipped out next week.
Design notes
This is a reversible, bottom-up design. One side has protruding circular shapes, and on the other side these circular shapes form recesses that are reminiscent of water pools. A border is worked at the start and end of every row. As the pattern-row repeat is two rows, it is very easy to alter the size of the project and add more rows to create a shawl. You could keep crocheting until you only have enough yarn to work a final right side row (with completed bobbles), a border row, and make a few tassels.
Pattern notes
This pattern is written using UK crochet terminology.
Yarn
LITLG: Life in the long grass any sock weight yarn: Our kits are made using our Singles yarn.
The pattern can be found in our Summer Mists, River Swim publication
The pattern is not included in the kit it can be found in our Summer Mists, River Swim publication here:)
Choose from our kits below:)
A contemporary cable knit, v-neck sweater with 3/4 length sleeves (knit longer if you prefer) designed by Yuko Shimizu in our soft and structural Sport base. The pattern can be found in our Through the Trees publication.
Pattern is not included in the kit it can be found in our Through the Trees publication.
View our color kits here and then choose one below.
Sizes: M (L, XL, XXL)
110 (120, 130, 140) cm / 43 (47.25, 51, 55) inches
Yarn: 5 (6, 7, 8) skeins
Sport Weight – 100% SW Merino
A gorgeous versatile sweater with a lace panel knitted in our Earthen base which is a yak and merino blend. Designed by Sari Nordlund and pattern can be found in our Through the Trees publication.
All kit orders will be dyed between the 10th to the 24th Feb and then they will be shipped out on the last week in February.
Pattern is not included in the kit it can be found in our Through the Trees publication.
Sizes: 1 (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
91 (100, 109, 118, 127, 136, 145, 154) cm
35.75 (39.5, 43, 46.5, 50, 53.5, 57.25, 61) inches
including the intended positive ease of 5-10 cm / 2-4 inches
Yarn: 3 (3, 3, 3, 4, 4, 4, 5) skeins of Earthenware
70% Superwash Merino, 20% Yak, 10% Nylon
All kit orders will be dyed between the 10th to the 24th Feb and then they will be shipped out on the last week in February.
View our color kits here and then choose one below.
A one size shawl in our Twist Sock and Singles base. Designed by Stella Egidi it is a tidy length crescent shaped shawl. and the pattern can be found in our Through the Trees publication.
Pattern is not included in the kit it can be found in our Through the Trees publication.
View our color kits here and then choose one below.
Description: The Lithop Cardigan is a v-neck Tweed DK weight cardigan in moss stitch and cables creating a textured fabric.
Yarn: The yarn is our Tweed DK which will have flecks of oat, gray and white going through it so we offer the colorways in a semi-solid only.
Size 0 = 5 DK Tweed Skeins
Size 1 = 6 DK Tweed Skeins
Size 2 & 3 = 7 DK Tweed Skeins
Size 4, 5, 6 = 8 DK Tweed Skeins
Size 7 = 9 DK Tweed Skeins
Sizes: 0, 1 (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7) Recommended ease : Approx 5 cm of positive ease.
Finished Sizes: Bust circumference : 85, 95 (105, 115, 125, 135, 145, 155) cm
Designer: Coraline Kerisit
All kit orders will be dyed this week and shipped out next week.
The pattern can be found in our Summer Mists, River Swim publication or purchase individually on Ravelry here.
Choose from our kits below:)
Description: A stylish crescent shawl that is knit with garter stitch and a cable twist. Cable stitches are worked sideways using short-rows for a beautiful effect.
Yarn: Sample Knit using Fine Sock and Singles
Size: 70”/178 cm wingspan and 20”/51cm depth
Original Colorways: 1 Skein of Dark Sky in Fine Sock and 2 skeins of Rain in Singles
Designer: Daniel Griffin
All kit orders will be dyed this week and shipped within a week.
The pattern can be found in our Creative Timber publication