Faded Brocade consists of reds, oranges, pinks, greys and
greens. This colorway is a great way to brighten up your winter blahs.
Of course you will need some new patterns to go with the new
colors of Liberty Wool. Right?
Liberty Wool is a great yarn for children’s sweaters (two
words – washable wool); keeping that in mind, designer Tonia Barry created this
adorable baby sweater. The mock cable pattern on the trim and hood is appropriate
for either a boy or a girl.
And there is still time to make a scarf for this winter. Why not try either the Diagonal Striped Scarf or our Two Direction Scarf. Both
designed by Susan Mills, the patterns use the long color repeats of Liberty Wool to get the maximum
effect.
Yarn Stores who subscribe to our Liberty Wool program currently
have the three new patterns shown above. But what happens if you LOVE one of these patterns
and your yarn store isn’t part of our program? Fear not, you will be able to
download the patterns from Ravelry starting February 1 (or you can urge your LYS to take part in the subscription fun now - it's not too late for them to sign up!).
my lys stated that the children's mock cable hooded sweater was available here free-can you help me? as I can't find it-thx, bonnie
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DeleteThe pattern is available on Ravelry - http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/january-baby-cardigan for $3.00.
Thanks!
Waiting patiently NOT for the neckerchief scarf. Ready to purchase soon on Rav?
DeleteMe too! Can't find the neckerchief anywhere. Can't find a LYS that even knows about the post.
DeleteI love the Neckerchief Scarf too. The pattern will be available May 1 on Ravelry. In the meantime, ask your LYS if they have it. If they are a Liberty Wool Subscriber, they can give you a copy of the pattern now. If they aren't a Liberty Wool Subscriber, ask them to consider it. They get free patterns once a month from Jan. to June to share with their customers and get the newest colors of Liberty Wool when they are released.
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