I finally finished knitting. Still have some threads to weave and blocking to be done. Wasn’t sure about the colours for a while but I’m happy with the result! Looking forward to the next one!

I am looking for a great set of interchangeable knitting needles. Any recommendations?

I am a long-time knitter, but never fell under the spell of colorwork. I've done some, of course, in children's sweaters, socks and mittens. I have never knit a colorwork sweater. There is a lot more to it, lol! I don't know any of the color theory -- what color is dominant -- how to position the colors -- if I want the sweater to be light vs. dark, etc. I have navy blue, light brown, and dark grey. I have multiple colors to choose from for the fourth color. Can you give a girl who is clueless about color placement a hand? I was hoping I could figure it out by reading the posts and looking at the WIPs, but it hasn't happened. Thanks!

I have to admit, seeing all your gorgeous WIPs throughout last week was a total emotional rollercoaster! It’s amazing to see over 340 projects through Clue 1, 240 of those have crushed Clue 2, and the number of people making two versions went up to 14! Every single one is so unique, I could spend hours scrolling through Skool every day, it’s a real treat just taking them all in. 😍 But Clue 3 is finally here, and it’s all about trying it and making sure it fits. I’m also really looking forward to seeing how many of you will choose to put your own spin on the neckband. I've seen a few of you have already jumped ahead because you just couldn't wait (totally get it! 😅) If you’ve already got the pattern, keep an eye on your inbox for the update or just refresh your Ravelry library to grab the Clue 3 file. Still want to join? You can grab the pattern here. I’ve also uploaded some fresh tutorials for this clue in the Rujuu course here in the Classroom tab. I can’t wait to see those smiling faces in the modelled shots!

If you’ve been spending time on here lately, you’ve probably seen some of the stunning colour combos for the Rujuu Sweater. If you’re feeling inspired and want to play with your favourite pairings without the mystery, I have just released a new pattern! Meet the Elza Sweater. It’s my latest top-down raglan, inspired by another traditional Latvian mitten motif. The pattern is super intuitive with mostly short floats, making it a very meditative knit. You can get the pattern now on Ravelry and Etsy. Use the code ELZA20 to get 20% off through February 8th. (Heads up, newsletter subscribers: check your inbox for an even better exclusive code!) If you run into any issues with the code, please reach out before you finish checking out, as I can't apply discounts once the transaction is complete. Happy knitting!