Suri is a free design, which I will post in the next few days. Worked almost entirely in double crochet, it’s also a very easy, relaxing project. It allows the entire gradient to shine all at once.

The kit includes one mammoth in your choice of colour and base, plus a 150 yd mini for a matching fringe (which is kind of the best part!).

You don't need to be especially good at crochet (I'm not) It's really more of a formula than anything else. I'll try to include the instructions for a knitted version as well. I have added four colour options for Suri below; based on the colours that have lots of colour changes in the gradient to really make a scarf like this fun!

It's that time of year folks, and we're all looking to get our cold weather knits on! To help you get going I've decided to do an all-sweater update!

Before you browse the kits, I highly recommend you take a look at this page to learn all about how our sweater kits work. Please note that right now I am not offering sweater kits in DK.

I have chosen 4 colours that I think give us a good range of run autumnal colours for both all-over-gradient kits and gradient-sleeve kits. I've tried to illustrate how each one might look. Please note that these are digital illustrations only, and may not represent accurate colour, or how the gradient will distribute itself across different sweater patterns and sizes.  

The Eventide Sweater
By The Blue Brick

The Flax Light Sweater
By Tincanknits

The Habanero Sweater
By The Blue Brick

City Limits Light Sweater
By Tanis Lavalee

Above are a few ideas for patterns that look good with our kits. Each of them could be worked in either an all-over kit or a gradient-sleeve kit.

I'll be casting on myself soon, for a City Limits sweater by my dear friend Tanis. It's such an honour to have someone so talented work with our yarn!