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Coraline Sweater Cardigan

Round yoked cardigan worked seamlessly from the bottom up Coraline features a beautiful smocking pattern on the yoke and neat details, such as I-cord edges, to give a perfect finish. Worked in a light, drapey yarn Coraline will flatter many figures and makes a great layering garment that will take you through several seasons.

http://ysolda.com/patterns/sweaters/coraline/

Firfefly Scarf

Classic Elite's new Firefly yarn is beautiful—and has a lot of yardage per 50 gram ball. Fellow crochet/knitter designer Kristen TenDyke had the idea of creating a scarf by working the entirety of 1 ball for the first half, then work a second half with the entirety of the second ball, then graft them together at the center—eliminating much excess leftover yarn. The pattern is written to stop after 12 repeats because that's what worked best for the model scarf. If you feel you still have quite a bit of yarn left and could get another repeat from your ball of yarn, you are encouraged to do so. Be sure to do the same thing on the other side.

Sit and knit with us on Tuesday evenings 4:00-7:00 p.m.

10% discount on yarn for the knit-a-long project.

Sit and Stitch

Take a break from your office and eat lunch with us from 1-3 p.m. on Wednesday afternoons. Our midday knitting group is the perfect escape from a hectic work schedule.