







Knit and Photographed by: Laura
Pattern: Loppem by Norah Gaughan
Yarn: Sundara Yarn Worsted Merino "Nuances of Nature"
Needles: US 7/4.5mm
Modifications: Garter stitch border at bottom edge and sleeves; lengthened body; moved buttonholes closer to edge

Knit and Photographed by: Nathalie
Pattern: Drops Circular Jacket (Drops 102-6)
Yarn: Sundara Yarn Aran Silky Merino Through Many Mists
Needles: US 7 / 4.5 mm
Finished Size: Largest pattern size (XXL-XXXL)
Pattern Modifications: My gauge was 20 stitches to 4" so I went up a size in the pattern. I normally wear a size Medium (or 36" chest). I worked all of my short rows using the wrap and turn method to avoid any holes. The pattern calls for turning and pulling tight which didn't eliminate the holes entirely. I was running very short on yarn due to the size increase so I did not flair the sleeves as described in the pattern. I also knit the sleeves in the round and increased 2 stitches every 10 rows or so based on fit, trying on as I went.
Notes: The Drops circular jacket has a really interesting construction. The body is a big circle, which is knit one slice at a time using short rows. The ASM was a perfect yarn choice. The drape and snuggle factor are outstanding!

Knit and Photographed by: Glenna
Pattern: Scroll Lace
Yarn: Sundara Yarn Sport Silk Most Beautiful Eyes
Needles: US9/5.5mm
Finished Size: 83in by 10in (blocked).
Pattern Modifications: No pattern modifications.
Notes: This project used approximately 250 yards. I had 2 skeins and only had to break into the second skein for 4 rows and bind off. The pattern could easily be modified or smaller needles used, in order to accommodate just one skein of the sport silk.


