Blue Sky Trunk Show, Needlepoint

Blue Sky Trunk Show

Terrace Gardens Sweater This top-down sweater features colorwork yoke and cuff accents. Pick your favorite color combination of Woolstok Light to create a gradient or go for a high contrast look. Ravelry Pattern HERE

Paulsbo Wrap Colorful, lightweight, and full of texture, this wrap is knit in Woolstok Light using five colors and eight different stitch patterns. A beautiful, must-have piece for any season. US 6 Needle 6 Hanks of Woolstok Light Ravlery Pattern HERE Woolstok Light Link HERE

Tivoli Shawl This light-as-a-feather shawl features bold graphic stitches created with two contrasting colors and slipped stitches. Pick your favorite pop of color as the accent. US 7 Needle Ravlery Pattern Link Woolstok Light from W&G

Shady Hollow Sweater Knit from the top-down in soft organic cotton, this beautiful sweaer has subtle allover texture. Easily adjust both the body and sleeve length to your desired fit. US 8 Needle Worsted Organic Cotton 5-11 Skeins Ravelry Link HERE Worsted Organic Cotton Link HERE Please Stop by to see all the Blue Sky Samples

Big Rib Raglan from Brooklyn Tweed by Jared Flood Worked from the bottom up, the straightforward construction provides knitters with sizing and proportion options on both body and sleeves, making it easy to create the fit that’s just right for you. The deep 2x2 ribbed yoke begins below the chest level for a flattering overall proportion, and the pullover’s plain stockinette lower section and simple 1x1 ribbed trims keep the focus on the beautiful shaping details of the yoke. The extra wide raglan lines are not only visually pleasing but also help shape the front and back neckline curve for a more comfortable fit. Brooklyn Tweed Arbor 9-21 Skeins Take a Look at the Pattern HERE Arbor Selection HERE

Admix Pullover Mix colors and fibers together to create your own custom fabric in this comfortable pullover that employs an easy-to-work tuck stitch variation on moss stitch. We combined a smooth, workhorse wool Arbor with a (with a tonally-dyed merino-cotton blend Dapple for a nuanced fabric that has it all: texture, drape, and color variation. Pattern HERE Arbor Link HERE

Tresse by Isabell Kraemer Tresse is worked seamlessly from the top down. First the yoke is worked back and forth, with additional increases towards the front to shape the neckline. Once the final neck CO is made, the front pattern is set up and the yoke is worked in rounds with raglan increases to sleeve separation, where sleeve stitches are put on hold. From this point the body is worked in rounds top down to the split hem. Neck finishing is worked next. Then sleeve stitches are picked up again to work the sleeves in rounds top down to the cuffs. Yarn Ideas Tweedy by Hedgehog Fibers Tones by Brooklyn Tweed Vintage by Madelinetosh Imbue by BT Wool + Cotton by Madelinetosh Pattern Link HERE