Knit incredibly beautiful ponchos, pullovers, cardigans, legwarmers, hats, mitts, socks, accessories & throws with this velvety soft, bulky-weight yarn. Each quick knitting ball colorfully transitions from hue to hue as you knit. The yarn is created by spinning multiple strands of different colors together to create these multi-colored marls. Each ball has 200g-298m (328 yards) for great project continuity. The acrylic/ wool blend is machine washable & easy to care for. Choose from a fun palette of color stories.
Hat: Finished measurements: Height: 11.5” (29 cm), Circumference: 19.75 (50 cm). Note – hat has been designed to be close-fitting and will stretch to fit.
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Almost all of the colours of Sandnes Garn Line have been restocked for your Summer knit, crochet, and weaving fun! Sandnes Garn Line combines the easy comfort and drape of linen with soft cotton for body and the coolness of viscose. Create classic lightweight summer tops and sweaters with this elegant plant-based Light worsted to heavy DK weight yarn.
Sandnes Garn Tynn Line combines the easy comfort and drape of linen with soft cotton for additional body and comfort. Create classic lightweight summer tops with this elegant plant-based fingering weight yarn.
Estelle Breeze is a deliciously soft chunky cotton yarn. Made using one thicker ply and a finer thread combined, the texture makes this yarn perfect for baby items, blankets, or quick and comfy sweaters!
Berroco Modern Cotton DK is a super soft and lustrous yarn perfect for knitting year-round. Made from a blend of Pima Cotton and Modal Rayon (viscose, a plant-based cellulosic fibre), Modern Cotton is machine washable, sustainable, and more resilient than pure cotton yarns (it has a slight sheen and it won’t pill and get fuzzy like many cottons). The smooth texture will also make your lace, cables, or any other texture POP! Modern Cotton is perfect for both crochet and knitting and is great for sweaters, tanks, tees and other tops, hats (especially chemo hats), shawls & wraps, blankets & afghans, slippers, and Knitted Knockers. Berroco Modern Cotton is also available in a Worsted Weight
60% Pima Cotton, 40% Modal Rayon (Viscose)
100g/306m (335 yds)
DK Weight
3.75mm/US5 knitting needles
3.25mm/D crochet hook
Knitting Gauge: 23 sts & 32 rows = 4″ (10cm)
Crochet Gauge: 22 sc & 36 rows = 4″ (10cm)
Machine Wash in cold water, delicate cycle. Lay flat to dry.
Drops Alpaca is a lovely yarn spun from 3 strands of 100% superfine alpaca, with an extra twist to provide a durable surface. The alpaca fiber is untreated, which means that it is only washed and not exposed to any chemical treatment prior to the dyeing. This highlights the fiber’s natural properties, while it also provides a better shape and texture quality.
Holding two stands of yarn together is a great way to enhance the texture and increase the gauge of a yarn. Here are some recommendations we’ve swatched:
Manos del Uruguay Alegria Grande is a sumptuously soft superwash, hand-dyed yarn that’s great for just about EVERYTHING (except felting). Made with 75% merino wool and 25% polyamide, it’s strong enough for boot socks, and soft enough for baby hats. We love it for all types of baby projects, hats, scarves, cowls, mittens, shawls, sweaters, afghans … you name it!
Arne & Carlos Socks & More 4plyis an exciting fingering weight yarn inspired by Scandinavian knits & everyday life in Norway. The blend of wool & nylon is soft, yet durable. Designed for socks, each self-patterning colorway has a fun, colorful palette where the yarn does the work for you!
The yarn also is wonderful for other small circumference knits such as mittens, fingerless mitts, scarves & baby hats.
Nordic Yarns Eco-Cashmere is a luxurious and sustainable yarn made in Italy. Using both new and recycled cashmere, it has a lower environmental impact, plus it is less prone to pilling. Supremely soft and lofty. One Skein makes the perfectSophie Scarf!
Berroco Dash is a delightfully soft & light fluffy chainette yarn. Painted with bright “dashes” of color throughout, this bulky weight yarn is all squishy soft fun.
I’m working on a new project/experiment, and I thought I’d share it with you. Last month I added a new meditation to my practice, a Metta/Loving Kindness meditation. I read on Instagram (I know, it’s Instgram, but sometimes I find useful stuff there) that the Metta meditation can help rewire your brain for happiness. Apparently, the practice of loving kindness increases activity in the left prefrontal cortex (the happy place) and reduces activity in the right prefrontal cortex (the depression and anxiety place). I figure I’ve got nothing to loose and everything to gain, so why not?! I read-up on the study that I initially read about, found a nice free Metta meditation on the Insight Timer app, and got to meditating every morning.
The only thing is that it’s hard to know if it’s working (especially if you don’t have access to an fMRI to track your brain). I’ve heard from teachers like Eckhart Tolle that you won’t actually see a difference in yourself as you grow and heal, it’ll mostly be the people around you who notice a difference. So I figured, maybe I’ll track it, which will also improve my ability to stick with it. Then I figured, why not have some fun with it and create a tangible, physical representation of what’s going on inside me … I’ll make it into a blanket!!! Instead of tracking the weather, I’m going to track something I can celebrate: my neuroplasticity.
HOW I’M DOING IT
My lowest point every day is when I wake up, so as soon as I come out of sleep and back into conciousness I take note of how I feel on a scale of 1 to 10. I do a lot of things to moderate my mood, including exercise, dance, connection, crafts, meditation, etc, and I want to get a reading from a point in the day when I haven’t done anything to affect it. The purpose of the experiment is to track if my baseline is shifting, and if so how much. I don’t really need to know how much better I feel after the Metta meditation (right now it seems to be about 30% better), I want to know how it affects my baseline neurology, the function of my brain when I haven’t yet done anything.
I track my numbers in an online journal. There are lots of online journaling apps out there, I use the Day One, which I’ve had for a decade. You can use a calendar, a note book, your journal – whatever is easiest for you to use and is easy to get your data from.
I’m using Sandnes Garn Double Sunday, which I restock regularly (I have no idea how much I’ll need of each colour for this project), and I’m sticking to a palette that’s a bit of gradient from burgundy to light pink. I like the idea of the darker colours representing the lower numbers or ‘darker’ states, and the lighter colours reflecting the higher numbers or lighter states of being.
SUGGESTIONS
Unfortunately, I don’t have anything to show you yet, other than my colour selection, but I already have a few insights.
Start collecting your data a little ahead of time, before you start knitting/crocheting. I started collecting my data a month into the meditation practice, and I’m finding that my numbers are going up, and the lowest number I’ve had since I started collecting my data has been a 3. If it keeps trending up (fingers crossed) then I’ll never have occasion to use my first two colours.
Select a yarn that’s easy to get more of. I have no idea how much I’ll actually use of any of the colours, so I chose a yarn that I restock regularly (Sandnes Garn Double Sunday).
You might need more than 10 colours. I started working on a scale from 1 to 10, but I’m already hitting 6, so I’m predicting that I might go over 10, and I’m adding a few colours to the top of my scale (or shifting my scale and making it stretch from 3 to 15)
You don’t need to make a blanket! People also make shawls, scarves, cowls, socks, stuffies, etc. See the links below.
HAVE FUN WITH IT! People take meditation too seriously and get into a lot of judgement of themselves around their ability to do it, and whether they are doing it ‘right’. Meditation is a practice; there’s always something to learn and room to grow, so if you are taking it up for the first time, just have as much fun with it as you possibly can!
CHECK YOUR TENSION! One caveat is that making internal changes like taking up meditation or going to therapy can bring ease to your entire system, which in turn can temporarily change your tension (it usually gets looser). If this happens to you, you might need to go down a needle/hook size or two for a little bit.
WHAT IS A TEMPERATURE BLANKET?
A temperature blanket is a project where each row or stitch represents the weather conditions or temperature of a specific day. From cool blues and greens for cold winter days to warm oranges and yellows for hot summer weather, the colours of the blanket change according to a pre-chosen colour scale. Knitters/crocheters typically assign a colour to certain temperature ranges, allowing them to visually depict temperature variations over time.
If you aren’t drawn to the idea of tracking the temperature, you can also follow other types of data, like precipitation (I have one client who was making a blanket based on the security alert updates at her university …. you can adapt the idea to any trend or phenomenon). Some people make blankets for children based on the weather from the first year of their life.
Temperature blankets also don’t have to be linear – you can make squares, strips, or blocks and join them together in any way you like. Plus, one of the major benefits is you don’t need to have elaborate skills to make a temperature blanket, the basics go a loooong way!
One of the appealing aspects of knitting a temperature blanket is the ability to personalize the project and choose a colour scheme that resonates with you. You can create your own colour scale or use existing templates available online. Some people prefer using a simple scale (like the colours of the rainbow), assigning a unique colour to a specific temperature range (ie. assign warm colours {pink, red, orange, yellow} to the warmer temperatures and cool colours {green, blue, purple} to the cooler temperatures). Others get more creative, incorporating multiple shades within a range to add depth and texture to their project. Some go for neutrals or keeps things more tonal. If you want to go REALLY off grid, you can choose a bunch of different yarns in similar colours and let the nuances of the different textures take over (be sure to choose yarns that are very close in thickness, for example all worsted weight or all DK weight). It’s totally up to you, there are no rules.
Tracking the temperature
To create a temperature blanket, it is essential to track the temperature each day. You can use various sources such as local weather reports, weather apps, or outdoor thermometers. Maintaining a record of the daily temperature allows you to map out the colours for each row or stitch accurately.
5mm to 6mm tunisian crochet hook (depending on your tension … if you are making short rows like this blanket you may only want to get a 24″ cord for your hook, an extra-long cable may get a little in the way)
Selecting the pattern and yarn
One of the great things about a temperature project, especially a blanket, is you have tons of flexibility in which yarn you choose! Thicker, thinner machine washable, the variables are flexible. Once you have decided on your color scheme, it’s time to choose the pattern and yarn for your temperature blanket. Simple, repetitive stitch patterns like garter stitch or stockinette stitch work well for these projects since they allow the colours to take centre stage.
Most patterns for temperature blankets seem to be designed with DK or Worsted weight yarn. If you want your project to work up faster go for a thicker yarn like Berroco Vintage Chunky, but be sure to adjust your needle size.
I suggest making your blanket in one piece or in larger blocks that are easy to join. If you choose a pattern with small motifs, make sure it’s a “join-as-you-go” technique, otherwise you’ll have a pile of tiny pieces at the ends and may want to commit homicide (or worse).
Knitting a temperature blanket involves a long-term commitment, as it represents an entire year’s worth of weather patterns. Many knitters find the slow progression of this project to be a calming and reflective experience. Each day, as you add a new row or stitch to your blanket, you reflect on the passing of time and the seasons that shape our lives. It becomes a tangible way to record memories and observe the subtle changes throughout the year.
Knitting a temperature blanket not only results in a beautiful and functional creation but also serves as a keepsake to treasure for years to come. Each time you wrap yourself in your blanket, you will be reminded of the effort, patience, and memories that went into its creation. It becomes a personal and unique memento, capturing the story of a year in one cozy and comforting piece.
Estelle Bulky is a super soft, squishy, super-bulky weight machine washable yarn, perfect for big stitch knits. Whether you use it for a bulky sweater, accessories or a blanket, it is sure to become a popular choice! The yardage on this yarn is also super generous at 150m.
The bulky version of the Four Points Baby Blanket is a great project that knits up quickly on 8mm/US11 needles. You only need 4 skeins of Estelle Bulky (1 in each of 4 colours), and it makes a quick baby gift! You’ll have to provide your own adorable baby. We’ve cast on for a store sample, it’s turning out to be a cozy stroller sized blanket.
The Poncho on the Go is a fun, beginner-friendly fall project. It;s worked flat in two rectangular pieces and then seamed across the shoulders and under the “arms” (there aren’t any sleves, just little openings for your arms. NOTE: The pattern uses 6.5mm/US10.5 needles, but to get the correct tension you will use 9mm/US13 needles!
Size
37” (39, 41, 43, 45, 47, 49, 51)” wide
How to choose your size/width: the designer’s was 22″ shorter than their height {the measurement from fingertip to fingertip equals your height measurement}. They measured from fingertip to mid forearm {11″} and then doubled it to include both sides. Example: 69″ {height}- 22″ {forearm deduction} = 47″ Width {they are 5’9″/69″ tall}
The Open Trails Sweater Vest is a fun, quick knit that’s great for beginner knitters and fun for the more advanced. The vest can be worn on its own or over your favorite t-shirt, dress, or collared shirt. It’s knit in the round from the bottom up, divided for the fronts and backs, and then seamed at the top. The collar and armhole ribbing are picked up and knit in the round. See the Video Tutorial HERE.
Movie Night Slipper Socks are so insanely cozy, you won’t want to take them off on cold days. The best part is, they are super easy and addicting to make! You will end up with a drawer full and your loved ones will end up with some too, because they are perfect for gifts.
Socks: Happiness (otherwise known as Beginner Tube Socks), are a great project for less experieinced knitters. They work up FAST on 8mm needles, and the FREE pattern doesn’t require that you make a heel (although if you are an experieinced sock knitter and want to add a heel you can absolutely do that).
DROPS Alpaca is a lovely yarn spun from 3 strands of 100% superfine alpaca, with an extra twist to provide a durable surface. The alpaca fiber is untreated, which means that it is only washed and not exposed to any chemical treatment prior to the dyeing. This highlights the fiber’s natural properties, while it also provides a better shape and texture quality.
Holding two stands of yarn together is a great way to enhance the texture and increase the gauge of a yarn. Here are some recommendations we’ve swatched:
A Little Ruffle is a great little scarf made with DROPS ALPACA. The yarn is knit at a loose tension, making it a light and airy textile. If you want a denser, warmer wrap, try holding 2 strands together on 5mm/US8 needles (purchase 6 balls for this option).
The Sophie Hood is worked in one piece from tip to tip. It is worked flat, back and forth, in garter stitch with built-in i-cord edges. The hood is shaped using increases and decreases, and its back is sewn together at the end, using mattress stitch along the back of the neck.
Size
S (M) L
Length from hood to tip: approx. 102 (128) 154 cm [40¼ (50½) 60¾ inches]
Depth of hood: approx. 24 (24) 24 cm [9½ (9½) 9½ inches]
The Double Knit Scarf is a short scarf made with double knitting. With its simple design, it can be enjoyed by anyone, regardless of gender. The difficulty level is suitable for those who can knit stockinette stitches evenly and are comfortable with the tubular bind-off technique.
The EASYPEASY bandana is a small, simple triangular scarf. It is perfect as a neckerchief to spruce up sweaters or shirts and, of course, to keep your neck warm. As the name suggests, the EASYPEASY bandana is super easy to knit and is therefore also ideal as a beginner project. The scarf is knitted sideways, meaning it starts at the right tip. Increases are worked until the widest point, the center tip, is reached. After that, decreases are worked until the left tip is reached.
The balaclava is a winter musthave. The clever combination of hat and collar keeps both neck and head warm, while looking super chic. Balaclava No. 1 is worked top down in a delicate and feminine rib pattern.
The Sophie Scarf is worked back and forth in one piece, from tip to tip in garter stitch with built-in i-cord edges. The smaller size Sophie Scarf reaches around the neck once, while the larger size can wrap around the neck twice.
Size
Small (large)
Length from tip to tip: approx. 80 (102) cm [31½ (40¼) inches]
Half Moon Washcloths are practical, fun to make, and perfect for gifting (they make great little gifts with a cute little bar of fancy soap). Crocheters of every skill level will appreciate the textured pattern and practical hanging loop of this cloth, which is at home in the bathroom or the kitchen. Make your cloth in a solid color for a bold pop, or mix your favorite color palette for a unique project.
Almost all of the colours of Sandnes Garn Line have been restocked for your Summer knit, crochet, and weaving fun! Sandnes Garn Line combines the easy comfort and drape of linen with soft cotton for body and the coolness of viscose. Create classic lightweight summer tops and sweaters with this elegant plant-based Light worsted to heavy DK weight yarn.
Machine wash in cold water, delicate cycle; lay flat to dry.
Made in Norway, Imported directly to Canada
Sabai
The SABAI top is a light and airy summer top with a boat neckline. It’s super easy to knit, requires only a few techniques and is therefore ideal for beginners. You can make it with the ribbed collar or just stocking stitch for a simpler rolled edge. I recommend using a DK weight cotton blend like Sandnes Garn Line, for a light, cool, easily washable summer knit.
The top can be worn snug with approx. 0 – 2 cm / 0 – 0.8” positive ease, but also works well with a little more room to move (5 – 8 cm / 2 – 3.2” positive ease). For example, if you have a chest circumference of 90 cm / 35.4”, you should choose between size S and M.
Last week I shared the Sabai Top wiht you, and you guys were totally into it, so when I came across the Sabai Sweater I figured you may want to see that too.
The pattern details suggest 4mm/US6 needles and fingering weight yarn, but the pattern tension is 21 stitches which is not very fingering weight, and I think this would be a perfect spring/summer top to make with Sandnes Garn Line, whose tension is 20 to 21 stitches on 4mm/US6 needles.
Total length:51 (53) 55 (57) 60 (64) cm / 20.1 (20.9) 21.7 (22.4) 23.6 (25.2)”
The sweater should have a positive ease of approx. 20 cm / 7.9”. For larger sizes (XL and XXL), slightly less positive ease of about 15 cm / 5.9” is recommended. For example, if you have a chest circumference of 94 cm / 37”, you should knit size M.
Model is 1.76 m / 5’9” tall and a chest circumference of 89 cm / 35”, wearing the sweater in size S (natural white) and size M (dark blue).
The Ivy Top is worked from the top down. The top is constructed so the first section is worked with shoulder increases and short rows, then the front and back yoke are worked separately, back and forth on the circular needle. Front and back yoke are then joined again to form the body, which is worked in the round on the circular needle.
Audrey Top is worked bottom-up. The body is worked in the round in stockinette stitch, then the work is divided for front and back, and each section is worked back and forth in stockinette stitch with decreases along the sides. The straps are worked as an i-cord.
The pattern on the yoke consists of eyelets and purl stitches that add a graphic look to the tee. The pattern is charted, and the shape of the yoke is created by following the chart. Tulipan Tee is knitted top down with short rows worked in pattern to shape the neckline.
This signature cable dropped-stitch design makes an eye-catching piece. This stitch pattern combines cables and dropped stitches. You will drop a stitch when you cross stitches for a cable. If you know how to work cables, you are good to go!
Agave uses three different sizes of the same lace pattern. The large lace pattern is worked at the bottom of the front which creates a wavy hem. The medium lace pattern is worked in the middle of the front and back. The small lace pattern is worked on the sleeves.
Agave offers two sleeve options. The flutter sleeves are fun to wear and great for warm weather. The sleeve edges are wavy, fluttering each time you move due to the unseamed undersleeves. The regular, longer sleeves are perfect to wear for many seasons and occasions. The placement of the small lace pattern along the top of the sleeve creates an elegant look.
Sandnes Garn Tynn Line combines the easy comfort and drape of linen with soft cotton for additional body and comfort. Create classic lightweight summer tops with this elegant plant-based fingering-weight yarn.
Machine wash in cold water, delicate cycle; lay flat to dry.
Made in Norway
Cumulus Tee from Petite Knit
The Cumulus Tee from Petite Knit is a super simple and elegant top that’s great for summer knitting & wearing. It’s worked in stockinette stitch and has a rounded V-neck in the front. The sleeves are elbow length, and all edges are finished in i-cord. The Cumulus Tee is made in one piece from the top-down and requires no finishing work at the end, so chances are you’ll actually finish it THIS summer. It’s worked at a tight enough tension that you won’t need to wear a cami underneath – another summer bonus. Since it’s made from the top, you can make it as long or cropped as you like, and modify the length of the sleeves to suit your taste.
NOTE: technique tutorials for this project are available from the designer’s website HERE
Size
The Cumulus Tee is designed to have approx. 3-9 cm [1¼-3½ inches] of positive ease. Before beginning your project, measure yourself to determine which size will fit you the best.
XS (S) M (L) XL (2XL) 3XL
Finished Bust circumference: 89 (94) 99 (104) 113 (123) 134 cm OR 35 (37) 39 (41) 44½ (48½) 52¾ inches
To fit bust circumference: 80-85 (85-90) 90-95 (95-100) 100-110 (110-120) 120-130 cm OR 31½-33½ (33½-35½) 35½-37½ (37½-39½) 39½-43¼ (43¼-47¼) 47¼-51¼ inches
Sleeve circumference: 30 (32) 34 (36) 38 (41) 41 cm OR 11¾ (12½) 13½ (14¼) 15 (16¼) 16¼ inches
Total length: 51 (52) 54 (57) 59 (60) 62 cm OR 20 (20½) 21¼ (22½) 23¼ (23½) 24½ inches
The Sunday Tee is knit from the top down. The circular yoke is worked in the round in rib pattern, shaped with increases. Short rows are worked after the yoke has been completed to raise the back. Body and sleeves are worked in the round in stockinette stitch and are finished with a folded edge.
Ilana Camisole is a fitted tank top with a deep V neckline at the front and back. It is designed with a crop length, but the camisole is worked top down and you can adjust the length as you wish. The front and back sections are worked separately to underarms, then all four pieces are joined in the round and worked together. The pattern suggests making decreases after the bust, but you can skip them if you prefer a looser fit. All increases and decreases are delicately built into the cable pattern to create the perfect look of the camisole. This camisole is bra-friendly, goes well with many outfits, and it is fun and quick to knit.
Size
1 (2) 3 (4) 5 (6) 7 (8)
79-83 cm (31¼-32¾”), 84-88 cm (33-34¾”), 89-94 cm (35-37”), 95-99 cm (37½-39”), 100-105 cm (39½-41¼”), 106-110 cm (41¾-43¼”), 111-116 cm (43¾”-45¾”), 117-121 cm (46-47¾”)
The Outline Tee is worked from the bottom up to the underarm and then separated at the front and back and worked flat. Each side of the front is worked separately through the shoulder, German short row shoulder shaping is worked, and stitches are held. The back is worked to the shoulders and shaped with German short rows. Shoulders are seamed together using a 3-needle bind off. Stitches are picked up for sleeves.
The Long Island Iced Tee is a lightweight, effortlessly chic, semi-cropped, top-down tee. Its elegant cap sleeves, which use compound raglan shaping, feature the Riptide stitch pattern. This stitch pattern is echoed in the delicate hem, keeping the tee light and airy. It knits up super-fast, so you can enjoy making this over a cocktail or two. Shaken or stirred?
We suggest you use Sandnes Garn Tynn Line, a soft, machine washable summer yarn made with cotton, linen and viscose!
Suggested fit approx. 5 – 10cm/ 2 – 4” positive ease. Sample shown in size 4 with 5cm/ 2” ease. Finished garment measurements are taken with relaxed fabric after blocking, so please knit and block a gauge swatch.
Materials
Please note: if not using Magic Loop for neck, sleeve, or cuffs, then a set of double-pointed needles will also be required.
The Bea Top by PetiteKnit is a great simple, summer tank! I love that it has minimal finishing and simple, clean edges. Make it with Sandes Garn Line or Sandnes Garn Tynn Line (two strands together for the latter to get a marled look). This is a great project for newer knitters, since boat-necks require very little shaping.
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Manos del Uruguay Alegria Grande is a sumptuously soft superwash yarn that’s great for EVERYTHING (except felting). Made with 75% merino wool & 25% polyamide, it’s strong enough for boot socks, and soft enough for baby hats, sweaters, blankets, mitts, legwarmers, scarves, shawls … and just about anything you can imagine.
Rye are great socks for new or experienced sock knitters! They work up quickly in a thicker worsted weight yarn, the instructions are clear and simple, and like all patterns by Tin Can Knits they come in a variety of sizes. The Rye sock pattern is also available in the FREETin Can Knits app (where you can limit it to see the size instructions you need, tick through the pattern and make notes, support is just a tap away, adjust the settings to suit you).
Size: Newborn (Baby, Toddler, Child, Adult S, M, L)
Flax worsted in a classic sweater for beginners. Worked from the top-down in the round in one piece, it doesn’t have any seaming to finish it. The pattern s simple and easy to follow, and it;s avala ble in baby, child and adult sizes for men and women.
TheSunday Socksare worked top down, from the cuff to the toe. The socks are worked in double rib (k2, p2) on the leg and instep and stockinette stitch on the heel and sole of the foot.
Size
EU shoe sizes: 35-36 (37-38) 39-40 (41-42) 43-44
US women’s shoe sizes: 5-6 (6½-7½) 8-9 (9½-10½) 11-12
Walt features raised stripes of Chevron that give baby a nice texture to play with. Select a neutral with lots of bold stripes or choose a bright background and a combination of neutral and colorful stripes, like that seen here.
This dashing sweater is reminiscent of the old man it’s named after, the designer’s Grandpa Elwood. Top down, raglan construction keeps it simple, while the bold stripes and textured shawl collar create a stunning product.
Size
6 months (12 months, 18 months, 2 years, 4 years) [6 years, 8 years, 10 years] {S, M, L, XL}
