It follows the same idea as the previous ones in the series: a colourwork yoke that runs well past the sleeve separation, so you have plenty of time to get into the rhythm before things get easier. This one has a more relaxed, oversized fit and is worked at a sport weight gauge. A great transitional weather knit. 🤩 There is a double-knit ridge on the neckband and a fun decrease detail near the cuffs. The pattern also includes chart options for both lighter and darker main colours. And if you look closely at the colourwork while wearing it, some of the motif fragments look like little piglet faces. 🐷 Completely unintentional, but adds character 😁 There is a full construction deep dive on YouTube if you want to go through the build before casting on. You can make use of the intro period discount by applying code YMS07 at checkout for 20% off, valid until 26th April, end of day UK time. Newsletter subscribers, check today's newsletter for your own exclusive code. 🎁

Just finishing the sleeves now!

Reading Zanette’s email this morning about unintentional motifs in her new pattern, the 7th pattern in the yoke meditation series, I wondered if anyone else had spotted the cars/buses in their Rujuu sweater/cardigan? I was sitting looking at mine on the back of the chair at right angles to where I was sitting and there they were! They aren’t as obvious in a photo but has anyone else seen them? 😂

Started Wip 1: first two pictures was where i paused. Today i added the collar. Now doing the hem on the body

Hello. My name is Wendy and I will join you a little later. I'm finishing a project that i'm so thrilled off and then I''ll join with 2 Wips: the Rujuu and do ewe yoke. Problem is that I like all Zanetes petterns. I have so many, but only 2 hands and 24 hours in a day to knit. Hope to see you all soon!!!