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Pattern: Custom top-down raglan
Yarn: Sundara Yarn sock yarn in a Limited Edition colorway
Needles: US 4 and US 2.5
Finished Size: Knit for a 34" bust with approximately 15% negative ease
Notes: This is my top-down raglan recipe for fingering weight yarns.
Pattern: Gauntlets by Barclay
Yarn: Sundara Yarn sock yarn in Pale Sky over Sugared Violet
Needles: US 1 / 2.25 mm
Finished Size: Ladies Medium, about 9" in length from tip of fingers to wrist
Notes: These gloves are incredibly warm as well as sturdy and long wearing- no pilling or noticeable wearing thin. I love them!
Pattern: Lace Beret by Kate Gagnon from Vogue Knitting Holiday 2009
Yarn: Sundara Yarn sock yarn in Cerulean Seas
Needles: US 0 / US 2
Finished Size: 17" unstretched
Pattern Modifications: Followed pattern as written
Notes: The hat used about 210 yards. The color is just as beautiful after washing it, as in the skein. I get more compliments on the color than I do the knitting.
Pattern: Deciduous Lace Shawl by Evelyn A. Clark
Yarn: Sundara Yarn sock yarn in Emerald Over Charcoal
Needles: US 5 / 4 mm
Finished Size: Large
Notes: More details available on Ravelry
Knit and Photographed By: NutmegOwl
Pattern: Ishbel Beret by Ysolda Teague
Yarn: Sundara Yarn sock yarn in a Limited Edition colorway
Needles: US 3 and US 7
Finished Size: Medium- but less "slouchy"
Pattern Modifications: I used a picot turning edge on the brim to add some visual interest, then repeated the vine lace pattern for the minimum amount of repeats for the medium size, per the pattern notes. The result is a beret with some, but not to much "slouch".
Notes: The semi-solid colorway gives it a depth unachievable with a solid yarn. Sock yarn is perfect for berets and hats- it has bounce, and blocks wonderfully over a large dinner plate.
Pattern: Dipped Infinity Scarf by Laura Chau
Yarn: Sundara Yarn Sock Yarn in Limited Edition colorways
Needles: US 8 (5mm)
Finished Size: 7 inches in height, 43 inches in circumference
Pattern Modifications: Cast on fewer stitches than called for in pattern (200), and knit fewer sections/ color changes than called for in pattern (pattern calls for 8 different colors, while I only used 5)
Notes: None, other than I love the colors!
Knit and Photographed By: Jenn
Pattern: Herbivore
Yarn: Sundara Yarn sock yarn in a Limited Edition colorway
Needles: US 6 / 4.0 mm
Finished Size: 16" from cast on along center stitch, 75" wingspan along cast off edge
Notes: This pattern is really intuitive to knit, once you get a few rows into it. The extra corners in this triangular shawl are interesting in a modern, geometric kind of way and help keep the shawl on your shoulders. The sections of stockinette paired with diagonal lines of twisted ribbing really play up the color and quality of the yarn--it's simple and elegant at the same time. A great use for one skein of sock yarn.
Knit and Photographed By: Ann
Pattern: Endpaper Mitts by Eunny Jang
Yarn: Sundara Yarn sock yarn in "Orchid" and a Limited Edition colorway.
Needles: US0 and US2
Finished Size: Medium
Yarn: Sundara Yarn sock yarn in "Orchid" and a Limited Edition colorway.
Needles: US0 and US2
Finished Size: Medium
Notes: This pattern only used a tiny bit of sock yarn -- 28g of the main color (the green) and 19g of the contrast color - making it perfect for leftovers, or multiple matching pairs of mitts. I love the yarn so much and, as usual, it was great to knit with!
Knit and Photographed By: Kate
Pattern: Daybreak by Stephen WestYarn: Sundara Yarn sock yarn in "Marigold" and "Robin's Egg"
Needles: US 3
Finished Size: Medium
Pattern Modifications: I didn't change a thing!
Notes: The shawl took much more of the second color (the Robin's Egg) than anticipated. I used all but a few yards of it, and about 3/4 of the Marigold.
Knit and Photographed By: JenniferPattern: Faith from Kim Hargreaves's Heartfelt - The Dark House Collection
Yarn: Sundara Yarn sock yarn in a Limited Edition colorway
Needles: US 4/3.5mm
Finished Size: 34"
Pattern Modifications:
1) Full length sleeves without the puff detail.
2) Evenly spaced the buttonholes.
Notes: According to the pattern schematic, the narrowest part of the sweater is at the joining of the peplum to the upper part of the sweater. I set that at my natural waist, although the pictures in the pattern book show it worn more loosely.
