Make a quick easy cowl in Wizard using the Tyanna pattern from Berroco.com
Tag: knitting
Styling the Cremini Cardigan
Soft and fluffy, Talara is a mid-weight chain-plied yarn, made from 100% Baby Llama! It is light, and springy and may or may not have earned itself the unofficial nickname “baby kittens” by the Design Team. The Talara collection features pieces ranging from a cozy tunic to warm accessory sets in knit and crochet. You… Continue reading Styling the Cremini Cardigan
Our Patchwork Swatch Cardigan aka Swatchigan
What do you do with all the swatches you have on hand? Make a cardigan of course!
Tips for knitting socks
Have you heard the news? Berroco’s ever popular yarn line Vintage is now available as a sock yarn! It comes in a wide range of bright fun colors - go check them out here! To celebrate, we prepared a pattern book with a great sock-knitting how-to section, and 10 fun sock patterns to try. In… Continue reading Tips for knitting socks
Top Gifts for your Favorite Knitter or Crocheter
Need a gift for your favorite crafter? We got you! We are sharing our Berroco Gift Guide!
Project Diary: Korshavn in Ultra Alpaca Chunky
Margaux shares her Korshavn sweater in Ultra Alpaca Chunky.
5 Perfect Shawls for Summer
Our 5 favorite shawls for summer.
Adding pockets to Beachrock Cardigan
Let's face it, we all love pockets! And I think that long cardigans are especially well-suited to having them, so I decided that my Beachrock definitely wanted pockets. It's relatively easy to insert a pocket into a cardigan like this one that uses a simple stitch pattern. Step one: Make your pocket inserts For the… Continue reading Adding pockets to Beachrock Cardigan
Margaux’s Elmhurst Pullover
Margaux shares her Elmhurst Pullover made from Berroco Providence.
Emily Explains: Cutting the Steek!
As you saw in the last post, I worked the yoke in the round and the body of the cardigan flat, so that I only have to cut my yoke. Today I am ready to cut the steek! Following instructions from 150 Scandinavian Motifs by Mary Jane Mucklestone, I crocheted a chain on either side of my six-stitch… Continue reading Emily Explains: Cutting the Steek!