Knit Picks WN26 Catalog

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MAKE 2026

The Year of Knitting!

THE SECRET TO A SWEATER THAT ACTUALLY FITS YOUR KNITTING STYLE, REVEALED CAPSULE KNITS EVERYONE NEEDS OUR 2026 TREND PREDICTIONS

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Yarn organization!

I've gotten very bad at organizing my yarn stash of late and when I want to knit something in particular, I'm digging through yarn, thinking ‘I know I have this particular skein somewhere.’ So actually, sorting my yarn by weight/fiber is my big resolution next year - STACEY

My New Year’s resolution?

Definitely not to finish the 30-ish projects I’ve already started—but maybe to actually jot down my yarn, needles, and pattern edits so when I finally circle back someday, I can see I knew what I was doing all along.

- AUBREY

The planner on the following page is for you, Aubrey!

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New Year, New Knitting The Knit Picks team is stitching up our 2026 goals. We’re casting on fresh projects, tackling our WIP pile, and organizing our stash one skein at a time.

Project organization!

My yarn and supplies are a bit chaotic right now, so I need to put the yarn and pattern together in project bags to help me remember what I wanted to make when my needles become free - JACKIE

Did you know we now carry della Q storage? The standing Oh Snaps would be perfect for you, Jackie!

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I am going to make something for ME! After years of knitting special projects for others, which I absolutely love doing, I am going to make something special for myself.

- JASMINE

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Kate, check out page 10 for tips on knitting sweaters that fit like a glove!

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Measure twice, knit once!

I've ended up frogging a number of sweaters this year, mid-project, because I ended up making them too small or too large. I plan to pay more attention to the amount of ease mentioned in a pattern, too, so that I can spend less time recalibrating my stitch count and more time making things that actually fit.

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This planner will keep all the details of your projects handy! Scan the QR code to print out more copies and start getting organized.

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Scan the QR code to download a pdf of the planner!

Knit Picks Predicts

Jewel Tones on the Rise?

We have a hunch that rich, glowing color might take the spotlight this year. Ruby, sapphire, amethyst… and we’re leaning right into it with our favorite Swish shades.

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CRIMSON FLAME

ROSE AURA

SOLAR EMBER

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MIDNIGHT VISION

OCEAN SPIRIT

the spark of willpower; dreams turning into motion

intuition whispering truth through stillness

soft self-love blooming into radiant connection

calm renewal, the flow of release and return

joy, creativity, and the courage to begin again

GOLDEN DAWN

abundance awakening in the light of new beginnings

VALUE PACKS to jumpstart your knitting inspiration for 2026.

We've curated value packs in 53 of our bestselling yarn families in the colors of the year! Dilly Dally {N10356} $38.35. CotLin {N10355} $30.19.

Dishie {N10354} $23.95.

back to basics

The Stitch Edit What’s next in knitting? If we had to guess, we’d say more mindful making, more delicious texture, and more pieces that brighten the rhythms of daily life.

We’re falling in love with the classics all over again.

Think timeless silhouettes, soothing stockinette, and heirloomquality yarns built to last a lifetime (High Desert is our fav! page 34.) Maybe, even knit your first sweater! see page 8.

Primrose Pullover 54138D. Knit in High Desert Worsted, yarn cost starts at $119.94

texture Go big or go textured! We’re leaning into chunky yarns, squishy stitches, and cables that demand attention.

For this trend, reach for Alla Lana, a soft, bouncy 100% Merino super bulky yarn that makes every cable pop and every stitch stand out. Shown Surf N8650.

small projects

Small Projects, Big Payoff These quick knits are perfect for using up leftovers, testing new yarns, or just enjoying the instant gratification of a finished piece. Best Friend Scrunchies N9044. Knit in Hawthorne Fingering, yarn cost $17.99 for 3 scrunchies 1.800.574.1323

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Build Color Confidence Feeling intimidated by color? Don’t be! Choosing yarn colors is half the fun and with a few simple tricks, you’ll be matching shades like a pro.

Start with the Color Wheel . Think of it as your color map.

PRIMARY Red, Blue, Yellow

SECONDARY Orange, Green, Purple

Palette Palette is our beloved 100% wool, fingering weight rainbow—expansive, ever-growing, and ever-reliable. Designed especially for Fair Isle and colorwork, Palette features hues that span the entire gradated wheel, including supporting neutrals and a full complement of heathers.

Fingering | 100% Peruvian Highland Wool. $5.49/50g ball - .231 yds.

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TERTIARY

In-between hues like BlueGreen or Red-Orange

Colors shown, from left: Pimento 24246 Jay 24581, Canary 25531 Orange 24554, Grass 24585, French Lavender 24575, Tranquil 25094, and Orange 24554.

Colors shown in wheel, clockwise from top: Macaw 25530, Caribbean 25095, Diving Pool N6779, Pool 23723, Blue 23722, Chicory 24577, Aster 24576, French Lavender 24575, Fairy Tale 24565, Serrano 24553, Orange 24554, Canary 25531, Mango N6782, Green Heather 24258, Limeade Heather 25536, and Peapod 25098.

Easy Color Pairing Tricks COMPLEMENTARY:

Opposites (Blue + Orange) = Bold + Bright

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One Sweater 3 Ways Same pattern, new personality! Our staff’s color picks show just how transformative a little yarn choice can be.

Try this: Start with one favorite hue and pair it with a neutral. It’s an easy, foolproof combo every time.

LOOK 1

Getting tangled in colorwork? Our new della Q Standing Oh Snaps are here to keep every strand in its place as you knit!

LOOK 2

BLUE RAINBOW {N9440}

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LOOK 3

Laura keeps things classic with cozy neutrals, think soft browns and creamy whites that never go out of style. {Oyster 24559, Coriander Heather 25544} Hillary is always finding ways to add a pop of color to her wardrobe.

She can’t resist a bright neon pink paired with a bright emerald. {Caribbean 25095, Cosmopolitan 24568} Elizabeth is fully embracing the jewel tone trend with rich reds and purples that make every stitch shine. {Indigo Heather 26051, Garnet Heather 24015}

Your Perfect-Fit Knit Say goodbye to too-snug sleeves and surprise crop tops! Our simple size guide shows you how to measure, choose ease, and get that made-for-you fit every time.

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Measure Your Bust Wear a fitted top and wrap your tape measure around the fullest part of your bust. Don’t pull too tight, you want a comfortable, natural measurement.

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Decide Your Ease Ease = how roomy or fitted your sweater feels.  0–2" positive ease: tailored and close to the body  2–4" positive ease: comfy, classic fit  4–6" or more: oversized and cozy .

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Match Finished Size Look under “Finished Measurements” in your pattern.

Choose the size that best matches your bust + ease number.  Knit Tip! Measure a sweater in your closet you already love the fit of!

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Double-Check Fit Compare other measurements, like sleeve length, shoulder width, or total sweater length, to your body or a favorite garment.

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Make Modifications (If Needed) If something’s off, size up or down or adjust the pattern for a custom fit. You’re the designer here!

Parts of a Sweater:  Bust Circumference: Measured around the fullest part of the bust.  Shoulder: Measured from neckline to shoulder seam.  Hem: Ribbing or edging at the bottom of the body.  Neckline/Collar: Ribbing or patterning around the neck.  Neck Opening: The opening that lets your head through.  Armhole Depth: Measured from shoulder tip straight down to the armpit.  Sleeve: Measured by both length and circumference.  Cuff: Ribbing or border around the wrist.

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Blocking Basics Made Simple Blocking is the secret to taking your project to the next level! A quick soak and a little patience can make your stitches bloom and your finished piece shine.

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Soak Gently Start with a short soak in cool water to relax the fibers and prep your project for blocking.

Add a Wool Wash Use a gentle wool wash to soften and freshen your piece. No rinsing needed!

SHALLOW BLOCKING BASINS

SOAK WASH 12 OZ. {SCENTLESS

{GREEN 83497, RED 83499}

80928, CELEBRATION 80829,

$24.99 TUB TRUGS MEDIUM

LACEY 81185, FIG 82200,

Towel Time Lay your project on a towel, roll it up, and press to remove excess water. Then, assemble your blocking mats to fit your project’s shape.

{GREEN 83501, PURPLE 83502}

PINEAPPLE 83279, WILD MINT

Pin with Ease Use blocking combs or T-pins for crisp edges and even tension.

Let your project dry completely before unpinning. It’s worth the wait!

$29.99

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PREMIUM BLOCKING MATS {83786} $51.29

Visual Learner?

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The Maker’s Capsule OUTERWEAR + MID LAYER + ACCESSORY Simple shapes, neutral shades, and cozy textures come together to create your go-to handmade wardrobe. These are the projects you’ll live in season after season.

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Use your shawl as a purse scarf to keep handy for chilly outings

Wear effortlessly, everyday with machine washeable yarns!

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Find your Knitting Style Take our quiz to find your curated shopping list

1. What’s your go-to project vibe?

A. Something bold and high contrast, if it glows under blacklight, even better!

B. Soft, lacy, and sweet, bonus points for bows or ruffles.

C. Cozy, natural, and timeless, a cardigan that feels like it’s been loved for years.

2. Where would you rather knit?

HENLEY PULLOVER {N6645}

Knit in Modish Merino. Yarn cost starts at $113.94.

A. A neon-lit coffee shop with your favorite playlist blasting.

B. On a blanket in a garden surrounded by fresh blooms.

C. Curled up near a fire with a purring cat.

3. What’s your yarn color palette?

A. Hot pinks, lime greens, and electric blues.

B. Blush, cream, and soft lavender.

C. Forest green, warm brown, and oat heather.

4. What do you listen to while you knit?

A. Pop-punk anthems and upbeat playlists.

B. Dreamy love songs and acoustic vibes.

C. A good audiobook or podcast that keeps you company.

5. What project would you cast on?

LIGHT BASIC SHELL PATTERN {51085D}

Knit in Mellizas. Yarn cost starts at $31.98.

A. A bold cropped sweater with contrast sleeves.

B. A delicate lace cardigan or puffsleeve top.

C. A classic cableknit pullover or rustic wrap.

6. What’s your favorite part of knitting?

A. Experimenting with color and texture.

C. The calm rhythm, it’s my quiet escape.

B. Adding the little details that make it beautiful.

7. What does your knitting space look like?

A. Organized chaos, yarn everywhere, but I know where everything is.

C. Cozy textures, baskets of yarn, and a view of nature.

Answer Key

STRATOSPHERE {52360D}

Knit in Hawthorne. Yarn cost $53.97.

Bundle all 3 patterns in 1 ebook {N10476} $9.99

B. Soft lighting, floral prints, and a candle burning.

Mostly A’s:

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Mostly C’s:

E-Girl Aesthetic

Coquette

Cottagecore

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Simply Alpaca in Alexis 27492, Alton 27488, Aldous 27486, Alonzo 27489 Alfonse 27487, and Alaina 27484.

Aran | 100% Superfine Alpaca. $15.99/100g hank 246 yds.

Knit Your Style

Cottagecore Channel your inner storybook character with knits that feel straight out of the countryside.

Soft yarns, natural hues, and tweeds bring cottagecore magic to every stitch

Is this your vibe?

Vegetable Patch Jacket {54226D} Knit in Wool of the Andes Tweed. Yarn cost starts at $83.86.

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Emrys Cardigan {54234D}.

Knit in Simply Wool Worsted. Yarn cost starts at $59.94

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Cascades Tee {52792D}. Knit in Memento. Yarn cost starts at $35.94.

Knit Your Style

Coquette Light, lacy, and a little bit flirty— Coquette knitting is all about delicate details and soft textures.

It’s all about the kind of stitches that make you feel dressed up, even when you’re staying in.

Is this your vibe?

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Blostma Shawl {54203D}. Knit in Aloft.

Yarn cost $55.96.

Catkin Scarf & Stole {52787D}. Knit in Alpaca Cloud Lace.

Yarn cost $19.98.

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Yarn cost $103.92.

Quacking Cozy Socks {N8206}. Knit in Mellizas.

Yarn cost starts at $63.96.

Hue Shift Afghan {41112D}. Knit in Brava Sport. Yarn cost $47.88.

Over 6,000 projects on Ravelry!

Fan Fav Pattern!

Buy a kit and save! The Hue Shift Afghan blends eleven colors of Brava Sport harmoniously in this unique and crafty mitered afghan. Knit in four larger pieces and then seamed together, each of the four sections begins at the corner and mitered squares are picked up and knit directly onto the existing work.

Finished Size: 50in Square.

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BRAVA

Guide to NonAnimal Fibers

DISHIE

Wool make you a little itchy? Alpaca give you sneezes? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. Non-animal fibers are soft, snuggly, and sneezeless for every maker who wants comfort without compromise.

Acrylic: Everyday Ease

Acrylic yarn is durable, affordable, and low-maintenance, perfect for projects that see a lot of love (and washing). It’s soft, versatile, and holds color beautifully, making it a go-to for everything from cozy blankets to kid-friendly knits.

Best for: Hats, scarves, afghans, and beginner-friendly projects Why we love it: Machine washable and great for anyone with wool sensitivities Our Favs: Brava (Shown: Solstice Heather 28452, Hunter 28435, and Clarity 28419) 18

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Cotton: Cool and Breathable

Cotton yarn is all about comfort. Naturally soft and breathable, it’s ideal for warm-weather garments and lightweight home décor. Cotton also has excellent stitch definition, which makes textured stitches and lace patterns pop.

Best for: Summer tops, dishcloths, baby knits, and home accessories Bonus: Easy care, natural fiber, and gentle on sensitive skin Our Favs: Animation, Comfy (Shown: Marlin 24422, Marina 25768, Clarity 28007, Celestial 25314), Dishie (Shown: Kenai 25788, Sour N7348), CotLin (Shown: Planetarium 24465, Harbor 24464, Hydrangea 25772), Vividie

Bamboo: Silky and Sustainable

Bamboo yarn drapes beautifully with a silky sheen and a touch of luxury. It’s naturally cool to the touch and has a slight stretch, making it perfect for flowy garments and delicate accessories. Plus, it’s eco-friendly and biodegradable!

Best for: Shawls, airy cardigans, and soft accessories Bonus: Sustainable, breathable, and naturally hypoallergenic Our Favs: DillyDally (Shown: Cornflower N7870, Navy N7876, Emerald N7871)

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Season Hoppers Why choose between summer knits and winter layers when you can have both? This all-season collection of vests, pullovers, and cardigans features five Knit Picks yarns and fresh designs that fit every style, from modern to vintage, streetwear to preppy.

EBOOK {N8434} $19.99 Individual Pattern Download starts at $7.99

SEASIDE BRUNCH SHELL AND PULLOVER {N8692} Knit in Gossy. Yarn cost starts at $53.94.

CITY STROLL VEST AND CARDIGAN {N8689} Knit in Salvage. Yarn cost starts at $53.91.

COLLEGE TOUR TEE AND PULLOVER {N8690} Knit in Yakish. Yarn cost starts at $119.90.

DINNER CRUISE SHELL AND PULLOVER {N8691} Knit in Vividie. Yarn cost starts at $19.96.

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Yarn Weight Guide Think of this as your yarn weight cheat sheet! From lace-light to chunky and cozy, this guide helps you choose the right yarn every time.

Fingering – Superfine, Sock

Weight: 1 Hook: B-1 (2.25 mm) to E-4 (3.5 mm) Needles: 1-3 (2.25-3.25 mm) Greate For: Accessories, Socks, Lightweight Sweaters Try: Mighty Stitch Fingering, Palette, Hawthorne, Stroll, Lindy Chain, Capretta

Sport – Fine, Baby

Weight: 2 Hook: E-4 (3.5 mm) to 7 (4 mm) Needles: 3-5 (3.25-3.75 mm) Great For: Baby Items, Accessories, Light Garments Try: High Desert Sport, Gossy, Heatherly Sport, Brava Sport, Comfy Sport

DK – Light, Light Worsted

Weight: 3 Hook: 7 (4 mm) to 1-9 (5.5 mm) Needles: 5-7 (3.75-4.5 mm) Great For: Accessories, Sweaters Try: Swish DK, CotLin, City Tweed DK, Capra, Gloss DK, Woolen Cotton

Lace - Ultra Fine, Crochet thread

Weight: 0 Hook: B-1 (2.25 mm) | Needles: 000-1 (1.5-2.25 mm) Greate For: Doilies, Fine Amigurumi, Adding texture Try: Aloft, Gloss Lace, Luminance, Alpaca Cloud Lace, Curio #10

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Weight: 7 Great For: Home Decor Try: Wool of the Andes Roving, High Desert Roving, Swish Roving, Stroll Roving

Worsted – Medium, Aran/HW Bulky – Chunky, Rug Weight: 4 Hook: 1-9 (5.5 mm) to K-10.5 (6.5 mm) | Needles: 7-9 (4.5-5.5 mm) Great For: General Use, Sweaters, Accessories, Blankets Try: Wool of the Andes Worsted, Swish Worsted, Heatherly Worsted, Twill

Weight: 5 Hook: K-10.5 (6.5 mm) to M-13 (9 mm) | Needles: 9-11 (5.5-8 mm) Great For: Rugs, Accessories, Blankets Try: Comfy Aran, Wool of the Andes Bulky, Wonderfluff, Billow

Super Bulky – Super Chunky, Roving Weight: 6 Hook: M-13 (9 mm) to Q (15 mm) Needles: 11-17 (8-12.75 mm) Great For: Rugs, Home Decor, Blankets Try: Fluff of the Andes, Fairy Tale Fur, Tuff Puff

Shown, from left: John's Landing N3172 , Journey 28579, Willow 29254, Sagebrush 25777, Baltic Heather 25648, Fern 28213, Peapod N8648, and Cilantro Heather 61320.

Studio Essentials

Every maker has their go-tos. These are ours! Simple, reliable tools that make knitting easier, tidier, and way more fun.

BLUE & GOLD INTERCHANGEABLE NEEDLE BUNDLE {N7887}

$179.99.

BALL WINDER - RED {N9067} $29.99.

BALL WINDER YELLOW {N9064}

$29.99.

YARN SWIFT BIRCH {82008} $65.99.

BALL WINDER - BLUE {N9066} $29.99.

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BALL WINDER VIEW

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$6.99.

BALL WINDER GREEN {N9068}

$29.99.

STEEKING SCISSORS - TEAL {N3331} $5.49.

TAPE MEASURE {86413} $3.79.

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BALL WINDER - DUSTY ROSE {N9065} $29.99.

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Sock Knitting Made Simple 1

Pick Your Yarn Pick a yarn that makes you want to touch it again and again. Blends with wool and nylon are cozy and strong—perfect for your first pair. (See our recs on the following page!)

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Learn the Lingo Every part of a sock has its job! The cuff holds it up, the heel turn shapes your fit, and the gusset makes space for your arch.

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Choose Your Needles There’s no wrong way to knit a sock! DPNs keep things simple, Magic Loop feels like knitting wizardry, and two-at-a-time socks let you skip “second sock syndrome.”

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Make It Fun! Socks are small, portable, and super satisfying to finish. Play with stripes, textures, or colors that make you happy, you’ll be done before you know it.

Are you a visual learner?

Learn how to knit your first pair stepby-step by scanning the QR code!

Parts of a Sock: Toe

Gusset

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Heel

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Lavender Field Heather {N8695}, Dalmation {N8697}, Poppy {N10025}, Cork {N10026}, Serene {N10027}. Kits include Learn to Knit Socks booklet, 2 skeins of Stroll, Project Bag, Tapestry Needle, 2 pairs of Fixed Circular Needles and Stitch Markers.

Head to page 46 for a FREE sock pattern!

Find Your Solemate A Guide to Sock Yarns Every knitter has a sock yarn they swear by. Whether you love color that pops or yarn that feels like a hug, we’re here to help you find your new favorite.

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80% Fine Superwash Highland Wool, 20% Nylon. $17.99/100g hank - 357 yds. Shown: Happy Valley 26441.

Gentle on your hands with even stitches and just the right stretch. The Merino and nylon blend makes it a dream to knit and easy to care for.

75% Fine Superwash Merino Wool, 25% Nylon. $6.29/50g ball- 231 yds.

Shown: Dogwood Heather 25603.

Smooth and light with a soft glide. The selfstriping pattern keeps every round fun, creating effortless colorwork as you go.

75% Superwash Wool, 25% Nylon. $15.99/100g hank - 437 yds. Shown: Newman N6802.

Plush and springy with a cozy feel and a hint of bounce. The Merino and recycled nylon blend adds warmth, strength, and a touch of sustainability.

85% Superwash Merino Wool, 15% Recycled Polyamide. $15.99/100g hank - 437 yds.

Shown: Vintage Rose N7332

Customer Favs This is my favourite sock yarn. It knits up wonderfully with good stitch definition. The yarn is very soft and is machine washable. - Lainey

This yarn is fantastic for socks and lightweight shawls, which are 2 of my go-to gifting projects. It knits up and launders beautifully. - Donna

This holds up best out of all the softer sock yarns I’ve tried. Even with regular wear, the socks I’ve made have held up through all washing methods.

It’s hands down my favorite sock yarn I’ve used to date. - Becks

I love this yarn! It's soft but sturdy, nice and squishy, and feels like pure wool even though it's durable with the added polymer fiber. The colors are rich and saturated. I'm looking forward to making lace socks for days! - Kiara

Dishie Dishie is the cotton you can count onto hold up beautifully through countless washes.

Strong, smooth, and full of color, this 100% cotton yarn is made for projects that get a lot of use in your sink.

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TOP SELLER M A K E TH I S PATTE R N !

Add a handmade touch to your home with classic, colorful dish towels. The simple stitch pattern creates a subtle, yet practical texture while contrasting lines at either end add a playful touch. Ideal for beginning knitters who are looking to take the next step beyond simple garter and stockinette stitches, a simple yet effective slipped stitch pattern create a thick texture while the stripes add a burst of color.

DISH TOWEL SET {41182D} Knit in Dishie. Yarn cost

for 4 towels $24.95.

Worsted | 100% Cotton. $4.99/100g skein - 190 yds Cone: Worsted | 100% Cotton. $17.99/400g cone - 760 yds

Colors shown, from top left: Herb Garden Multi 28088, Verdigris 28098, Conch 25411, Kenai Twist 28250, and White Dishie Cone 28151.

JACQUARD BASKET {14333D}

Knit in Dishie.

Yarn cost $9.98.

SWEET & SIMPLE SOAP SACK {56394}

Knit in Dishie.

Yarn cost $4.99.

Perfect for dishcloths, towels, and colorful home knits, Dishie keeps its shape and shine no matter how many times you use it. Makers can’t get enough of its durability, stitch definition, and cheerful color palette that brightens every project.

K N I TTI N G FO R A G O O D C AU S E The soap sack was designed to support the mission of nonprofit organization S.A.C.K. (Supporting A Community with Kindness).

This organization's vision is to inspire donations of bar soap to local food pantries, homeless shelters, social service agencies, and veterans clinics. By knitting a soap sack and pairing it with a sealed bar of soap, you can give essential toiletries and a lovingly handmade item to those who need them. Get the FREE pattern on page 46.

GINGHAM TOWEL SET {51269D}

Knit in Dishie.

Yarn cost for 3 towels and 2 dishcloths $39.92.

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Wool of the Andes If one yarn could do it all, it would be Wool of the Andes. Soft, strong, and full of color, this 100% Peruvian Highland wool is a true maker favorite.

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100,000+

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With a huge palette of vibrant brights, gentle heathers, and rich neutrals,

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knitting, whether colorwork, cables, or simple stitches, this yarn is ready for anything.

WOVEN WINDOWS PULLOVER {N7183}

Knit in Wool of the Andes Tweed. Yarn cost starts at $77.87.

“

I almost only buy Wool of the Andes Worsted—great colors, knits up beautifully. I love to knit shawls and I knit a lot of them.

My only request is that you keep making great yarn in a wide variety of colors!

– Mary Jo

100% Peruvian Highland Wool.

Sport: $4.99/50g skein - 137 yds.

Worsted: $4.99/50g skein - 110 yds.

Bulky: $8.99/100g hank - 137 yds.

Colors shown, from left: Shortbread N4570, Navy 28219, Tranquil 25981, Cloud 23432, Seaweed 29846, Bermuda 29844, Wonderland Heather 25068, and Camel Heather 24075.

ZIGNIFICANT COWL {54111D}

Knit in Wool of the Andes Sport. Yarn cost $19.96.

ROOTS JUMPER {53015D}

Knit in Wool of the Andes Sport. Yarn cost starts at $59.88.

SCAN THE QR CODE TO SHOP THE FULL FAMILY OF WOOL OF THE ANDES!

Spotlight on Mallory Krall

The creative force behind NautiKrall Crochet Tell us about your connection to Knit Picks A classmate introduced me to Wool of the Andes Tweed— it was love at first sight! On a student budget, I slowly built a treasured stash through gifts and special occasions.

How does crocheting comfort you?

Yarn became especially meaningful one night while my husband was hospitalized with pneumonia. Seeking comfort, I began crocheting a sunburst granny square blanket, and the enthusiastic response to my color combinations eventually led to the launch of NautiKrall Crochet.

Follow Mallory on social @nautikrallcrochet and visit her website at nautikrallcrochet.com

ASTRID PATCHWORK PILLOW {N9807}

Crocheted in Swish Tones.

Yarn cost $51.97

Exclusive Collaboration N 8 505

N 8 508

With Mallory Krall

Available in 9 tonal shades!

Swish Tones N 85 01

N 85 0 4

Classic Knit Pick's Yarn, in new hand-dyed hues!

Introducing Swish Tones, a superwash DK yarn that offers a stylish, hand-dyed look at an accessible price point for makers who want the artisan vibe without the high price tag!

DK | 100% Fine Superwash Merino Wool. $19.99/100g hank - 246 yds.

DOTS CROCHET HOOK SET {85438} $29.99

N 85 0 0

This yarn can be machine washed and will come out even softer than before! Just the ticket for Mallory's signature granny square blankets and home decor.

ASTRID PATCHWORK BLANKET {N9786}

Crocheted in Swish Tones.

Yarn cost $259.85

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High Desert

Local Wool with a Big Story

High Desert is one of those yarns you fall for the moment it hits your needles. It starts its journey just east of us on RWS-certified ranches in Oregon’s high desert, where Merino and Rambouillet-Merino sheep are raised with care by the Shaniko Wool Company. From there, the wool is processed, spun, and dyed entirely in the United States, giving High Desert a truly homegrown feel from start to finish.

It’s soft, springy, and perfect for sweaters, hats, and textured stitches. The colors are inspired by the land itself, from jewel-toned sunsets to sagebrush greens, and our tweeds even include a shade named after Sadie, one of the ranch sheepdogs.

T HE JO U R N E Y F R O M

Fleece to Finished Goods

How does wool harvested in the all-American West turn into the soft, high-quality yarn that just arrived on your doorstep?

ST EP O NE

Wool

Our wool is 100% USA grown Shaniko Wool from the American West.

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Processing Spinning & Dyeing The wool is cleaned and prepared for spinning in South Carolina.

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Dyed and spun, the wool is drawn out to create a beautiful worsted-spun yarn in North Carolina.

STEP FO U R

Warehouse The finished yarn is transported to our Ohio warehouse for shipping.

STEP F IVE

Customer

That’s you! The all-American yarn is sent to our customers all over the world.

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I am so proud of the High Desert yarn Knit Picks has brought to market, created entirely in America. Our family ranches carry on the timeless work of raising sheep and caring for the land, and this partnership helps shine a light on those traditions.

When crafters choose High Desert, they honor that history and help keep these skills alive.– Jeanne Carver, owner of Shaniko Wool Company

Needle Know-How:

Your guide to choosing the perfect pair The right needles can turn “just okay” knitting into “I never want to put this down.” We’re here to help you figure out what feels best in your hands, works with your yarn, and keeps every stitch enjoyable.

Interchangeable Circulars What they are: A set of needle tips that connect to different cable lengths. One pair of tips with lots of cords gives you endless project options.

Why knitters love them: They are flexible, customizable, and ready for almost anything, from hats and shawls to sweaters and blankets. One set can handle most of your knitting life.

Use them when: You want the freedom to switch cord lengths, need extra room for larger projects, or want a versatile tool that grows with you.

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Fixed Circulars What they are: Needle tips permanently attached to a single cord length.

Lightweight, simple, and ready to go.

Why knitters love them: No swapping parts, no extra pieces, just grab and knit. Great for Magic Loop, hats, cowls, and almost everything in between.

Use them when: You want something simple and fuss-free, especially for knitting in the round.

Straight Needles

Double Pointed Needles

What they are: The classic knitting needles you picture in every cartoon, two straight sticks with stoppers on one end and points on the other.

What they are: A set of short needles with points on both ends. The sock knitter’s classic tool.

Why knitters love them: Comforting, familiar, and great for flat knitting. Perfect for beginners or simple projects that grow in your lap.

Use them when: You’re learning and want something simple to hold or when knitting flat pieces like scarves.

Why knitters love them: They’re perfect for small, circular projects and give you clear control over each section. No cords, no loops, just you and the stitches!

Use them when: You’re knitting small projects like socks, mittens, sleeves, or toys, especially when circulars feel too big.

I’m Phoebe, your needle concierge!

Find Your Match Let Phoebe help choose between Wood, Stainless Steel, or Aluminum QUESTION: Do you like your stitches to glide quickly across the needles?

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I knit loosely.

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Warm and gentle.

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Light and smooth.

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Reflections Stainless Steel

For speedy knitters, lace lovers, and anyone who wants crisp points and high glide.

Available in: OPTIONS IC SET US 0-4 {91548} $72.79 OPTIONS IC SET US 4-11 {91538} $87.99

OPTIONS SHORT IC SET US 4-10 {91540} $76.99 OPTIONS SHORT NEEDLE TIPS US 4-10 Prices start at $9.49

OPTIONS IC NEEDLE TIPS US 4-11 Prices start at $10.49

Prism Aluminum For balanced knitting speed, light feel, and smooth control. A great “just right” option.

Available in: OPTIONS IC SET US 4-11 {91461} $76.99

OPTIONS IC NEEDLE TIPS US 4-11 Prices start at $8.79

Laminated Birch Wood For cozy, controlled knitting with warm needles that help keep stitches from slipping.

Radiant Available in:

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OPTIONS IC SET US 4-11 {90548} $76.99

OPTIONS IC SET US 4-11 {91078} $76.99

OPTIONS IC SET US 4-11 {90613} $76.99

OPTIONS IC NEEDLE TIPS US 4-17 Prices start at $8.79

OPTIONS IC NEEDLE TIPS US 4-17 Prices start at $8.79

OPTIONS SHORT IC SET US 4-10 {90578} $65.99

OPTIONS SHORT IC SET US 4-10 {91200} $65.99

OPTIONS SHORT IC NEEDLE TIPS US 4-10 Prices start at $8.79

OPTIONS SHORT NEEDLE TIPS US 4-10 Prices start at $8.79

OPTIONS BULKY EDITION TIPS US 13-17 {91615} $64.99

OPTIONS BULKY IC SET US 1317 {91617} $64.99

Rainbow Available in: Majestic Available in: FOURSQUARE OPTIONS IC SET US 4-11 {91404} $76.99 FOURSQUARE OPTIONS IC NEEDLE TIPS US 4-17 Prices start at $8.79 FOURSQUARE OPTIONS SHORT IC SET US 4-10 {91441} $65.99

OPTIONS IC SET US 4-11 {90306} $76.99 OPTIONS IC NEEDLE TIPS US 4-17 Prices start at $8.79

OPTIONS IC NEEDLE TIPS US 4-17 Prices start at $8.79 OPTIONS SHORT IC SET US 4-10 {85061} $65.99 OPTIONS SHORT NEEDLE TIPS US 4-10 Prices start at $8.79 OPTIONS BULKY IC SET US 13-17 {91616} $64.99

Lace & Sock Needle Tips What they are: A set of needle tips that are smaller gauge with extra thin cables.

Why knitters love them: They are flexible, connect snag free to the cables and have the perfect amount of flexibility to avoid twists and tangles.

Use them when: You are knitting with finer gauge yarn such as lace projects or magic loop socks.

91548 $72.79

della Q Mesh Zip Collection The della Q Mesh + Zip collection is a matching set of three nesting zipper pouches. Each bag has “Crafting from the heart” printed on the fabric front and mesh on the back. The small size is great for notion storage, while the large pouch is big enough for a small 1-3 skein project.

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Dimensions: Small: 5" L x 7.5" W x 2.25" D. Large: 6" L x 9.5" W x 2.75" D. X-Large: 8" L x 11" W x 3.5" D $43.00.

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slick needles, these are slick enough without fear of losing stitches. The cords are terrific. I knit almost exclusively Magic Loop and the thinness and flexibility of the cords is a key.

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Swivel Fixed Circular Needles!

What they are: Needle tips permanently attached to a swivel cord length. Lightweight, simple, and ready to go.

Why knitters love them: No swapping parts, no extra pieces, just grab and knit. Great for Magic Loop, hats, cowls, and almost everything in between.

Use them when: You want something simple and fuss-free, especially for knitting in the round or working Magic Loop.

Prices start at $10.99

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THE ECO-FRIENDLY KNITTING ESSENTIALS YOU’VE BEEN LOOKING FOR We are proud to introduce Resilience™ Interchangeable Knitting Needle Line, the newest addition to Knit Picks™ premium line of knitting tools.

Certified by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC), this needle collection reflects our commitment to sustainable practices while delivering unparalleled performance for knitters of all levels.

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New! With smooth joins and perfectly tapered tips for effortless knitting.

The flexible swivel cables come in various lengths (24”-60”), allowing you to work on a range of projects.

Handmade Comfort That Makes a Difference

We're thrilled to share that Shine Sport and Memento are now approved for making Knitted Knockers. To celebrate, from now through the end of February 2026, 20% of sales from Shine Sport will be donated directly to Knitted Knockers to help support their mission and cover shipping costs.

Knitted Knockers are handmade breast prostheses for women recovering from mastectomies or lumpectomies. They’re soft, lightweight, and far more comfortable than traditional forms, fitting easily into a regular bra.

And despite the name, they aren’t just knitted — they can be crocheted too, making them a wonderful beginner-friendly project for anyone wanting to give back. As of October 2025, more than one million Knitted Knockers have been gifted, each one made with care, compassion, and love by makers like you.

Meet Barbara, founder of Knitted Knockers

Barbara, what inspired you to change lives through Knitted Knockers?

The impact of receiving this gift of a soft, light, huggable knitted knocker made by a friend literally changed my life. I put that in my bra and reengaged with life. I was Barb, not Barb with cancer but Barb. We could be that caring friend to them.

You’ve inspired knitters all over the world but who inspires you? Myra Woods knitwear designer’s story inspires me!

Every knitter has that one tool they can’t live without. What’s yours? A crochet hook when knitting to pick up and fix dropped stitches/mistakes, not that I ever have any. :) If someone listening wants to start a local Knitted Knockers group, what’s the best first step? I would encourage them to go to the website, knittedknockers.org. Everything you want to know and more is there.

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Easy Care Yarns for Charity Knits The Right Yarns for Makes That Matter

Want to spread a little extra warmth this year? These easy-care yarns make charity knitting simple, practical, and full of heart. They’re soft, durable, and washable, so the people who receive your handmade gifts can use and love them every day.

Brava Soft, sturdy, and fully machine-washable, Brava is a budget-friendly acrylic that holds its shape and color through lots of wear.

DK, Sport, Worsted & Bulky | 100% Premium Acrylic.

Brava Baby DK: $4.99/100g skein - 273 yds. Sport: $3.99/100g skein - 340 yds.

Worsted: $3.99/100g skein - 218 yds. Bulky: $3.99/100g skein - 136 yds. Tweed: $4.99/100g skein - 218 yds. Stripe: $4.99/100g - 218 yds. Speckle: $4.99/100g skein - 218 yds.

Comfy Comfy’s cotton–acrylic blend is soft, breathable, and hypoallergenic, making it ideal for baby items, chemo caps, and projects meant for sensitive skin.

Fingering, Sport, Worsted & Aran | 75% Pima Cotton, 25% Acrylic. F, S, W: $6.49/50g skein.

Fingering: 218 yds. Sport: 136 yds. Worsted: 109 yds. Aran: $10.99/100g skein - 136 yds.

Heatherly Plush, lightweight, and easy to care for, Heatherly is great for cozy blankets, soft accessories, and comfort knits destined for hospitals or shelters.

Sport & Worsted | 80% Acrylic, 20% Merino Wool Sport: $6.49/100g hank 328 yds. Worsted: $8.99/100g hank 218 yds.

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Cast on with makers from around the world, learn new techniques, and stay inspired as you stitch together.

Get involved in charity knits for hospitals, shelters, and community groups and make something that matters.

Start a Yearlong Project

Meet Up In Person

Try a temperature blanket, monthly hat challenge, or another slow-and-steady project that grows with you all year.

Join a local knit night, craft circle, or casual coffee-shop meet-up to stitch with fellow makers.

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Post your WIPs, celebrate your finishes, and cheer on other makers on social media.

It’s an easy way to build meaningful crafty friendships. Make sure to tag @KnitPicks so we can see too!

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Take a peek at what our team is stitching, swatching, and dreaming up next.

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Look, sometimes things don't always go as planned. I was so intrigued when I saw this viral felted slipper pattern that I had to try it out. Although they don't fit, I am going to make some changes and try it again.!

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Best Friend Scrunchie FINISHED MEASUREMENTS 4" diameter YARN Hawthorne (fingering weight, 80% Fine Superwash Highland Wool, 20% Polyamide (Nylon); 357 yards/100g): 1 hank Eliot Multi 27417

(across) 90(78*) –30(26*)/needle D cup: stuffed diameter equals 6” (across) 102*(90) –34*(30)/needle DD/E cup: stuffed diameter equals 6.5” (across) 108(96) – 36(32)/needle YARN Comfy Fingering, Comfy Sport, Memento, DillyDally, or Shine Sport NEEDLES US 4 (5mm) 1 set 7-8” double point needles, or size to obtain gauge NOTIONS Yarn Needle

NEEDLES US 3 (3.25mm) 16" circular needles, or size to obtain gauge

GAUGE 6 st= 1” (5 st= 1”)

NOTIONS Yarn Needle Stitch Marker 1 hair tie or 8" elastic tied in a loop

DIRECTIONS Bottom Piece Starting with a 20” tail, CO loosely 15 sts and divide between 3 needles (5 per needle).

GAUGE 24 sts and 32 rnds = 4" in Stockinette Stitch in the round, blocked DIRECTIONS CO 145, PM and join for working in the rnd, being careful to not twist sts.

Rnds 1-26: K all.

Tube should measure approx 3" from CO edge.

BO all sts.

Break yarn, leaving a long tail for seaming.

FINISHING Block tube by lightly steaming.

Turn tube inside out, slide hair tie (or elastic loop) around the tube. The tube will bunch up. Using preferred method (sample used a whip stitch), seam the CO edge to the BO edge. Weave in all ends.

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Bottoms Up Knitted Knockers FINISHED MEASUREMENTS A cup: stuffed diameter equals 4.5” (across) 72(66*) – 24(22*)/needle B cup: stuffed diameter equals 5” (across) 78(72) – 26(24)/needle C cup: stuffed diameter equals 5.5”

Round 1: K to last st, kfb*** or M1L .

Repeat for needle 2 & 3- 3 sts increased.

Round 2: Kfb*** or M1L, k to last st, kfb*** or M1R. Repeat for needle 2 & 3 - 6 sts increased. Repeat rounds 1 & 2 until reach number of stitches for the cup size you desire.

(Certain sizes need to repeat Round 1- 1 more time to reach desired number of stitches). **See notes for larger sizes.

Each size goes up about ½” in diameter.

Sizing is a bit of an art. Looser knit will stretch more when stuffed. Stuffed knockers should measure the diameters listed above measured straight across the back from the point to the mid of the opposite side.

Turning Rows: P 2 rounds. These two rounds help define the edge between the back and the front of your knocker.

Top Piece (W/Out Nipple): Decrease round: K to last 2 sts on each needle, k2tog*** or k2tog tbl. Repeat this round until you have 6 sts left (2 on each needle). Cut yarn leaving an 8” tail.

Thread tail through remaining sts with tapestry needle and pull tight. Bring to inside of knocker and fasten off Top Piece (With Nipple): Decrease round: K to last 2 sts on each needle, k2tog*** or k2tog tbl. Repeat this round until you have 3 sts left (1 on each needle). Knit these 3 sts on to one needle

and proceed with an I-cord for 3 rounds.

Cut yarn leaving an 8” tail. Using a tapestry needle thread tail through remaining sts.

Stretch and twist I-cord tightly and stitch down all around it to create a small nipple.

The completed nipple should be no more than 3/8" across.

Final Step To Finish Bottom Piece: Using tapestry needle, weave cast on tail through every other cast-on stitch.

This will make a draw-string like closure so the knocker stuffing level can later be adjusted by the wearer.

Fill with Premium Poly Fiber Fil™ (optional, we can fill them for you to save on postage.) Do NOT cinch up! **For larger sizes: F (7”) – repeat rounds 1 & 2 – 1 more time.

Complete turning rows After the turning rows knit 2 rounds before starting top piece G (7.5”)-repeat rounds 1 & 2 – 2 more times. Complete turning rows After the turning rows knit 4 rounds before starting top piece.

H (8”) & Beyond- Repeat rounds 1 & 2 an additional time per size. Complete turning rows. After the turning rows knit 4 rows before starting top piece *** To avoid “laddering” or for a smoother finish the following stitches may be substituted for kfb- (M1R, M1L) or K2tog(K2tog tbl) (K 2 tog through the back loops). The alternate result gives no holes or laddering.

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Sweet & Simple Soap Sack FINISHED MEASUREMENTS 4" circumference × 6.5" height YARN Dishie™ (worsted weight, 100% Cotton; 190 yards/100g): Mint 27041, 1 skein NEEDLES US 8 (5mm) straight or circular needles

NOTIONS Yarn Needle GAUGE 18 sts and 24 rows = 4" in Stockinette Stitch DIRECTIONS CO 37 sts with the Long Tail Cast On. Row 1 (WS): P18, K1, P18.

Row 2 (RS): K18, P1, K18.

Rows 3–4: Rep Rows 1–2.

Row 5: K across.

Row 6: Rep Row 2.

Row 7–30: Rep Rows 1–6.

Rows 31–32: Rep Rows 1–2.

Row 33: Rep Row 1.

Row 34: K2, (K2tog, YO) to last 3 sts, K3.

Row 35: P across.

Rows 36–39: K across.

BO all sts.

FINISHING Sew sides tog to form a tube. Fold tube flat with seam and purl column at each side. Sew CO edge to itself to form a sack.

Cut three strands of yarn approx 20" long and tie them tog at one end with a knot.

Braid the three strands, and knot the other end.

Weave braid in and out through eyelets.

Add a packaged bar of soap to the sack.

Pull braided drawstring tight, and tie it into a bow.

Scan the QR code for the free pattern and to learn more about Soap Sack donations.

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Go Your Own Way Socks FINISHED MEASUREMENTS 6 (7, 8, 8.5, 9)" foot circumference, 5.5" leg length, customizable foot length YARN Hawthorne™ (80% Superwash Fine Highland Wool, 20% Polyamide (Nylon), 357 yards/100g): 1 hank per pair of sock NEEDLES US 2 (2.75mm) DPNs or two circular needles for two circulars

method or one long circular needle for Magic Loop method, or size to obtain gauge

HEEL TURN Heel sts only are worked back and forth, while instep sts stay unworked on needles.

NOTIONS Yarn Needle Locking Stitch Marker

Short Row 1 (RS): K32 (35, 41, 44, 47), W&T. Short Row 2 (WS): P20 (22, 26, 28, 30), W&T. Short Row 3: K to st before wrapped st, W&T. Short Row 4: P to st before wrapped st, W&T.

GAUGE 28 sts and 40 rnds = 4" in Stockinette Stitch in the round, blocked TOE UP SOCKS DIRECTIONS TOE Using Judy’s Magic Cast On, CO 4 (6, 6, 8, 10) sts for the instep and 4 (6, 6, 8, 10) sts for the heel; 8 (12, 12, 16, 20) CO sts total.

Rnd 1: K all, while dividing sts between needles. For using four DPNs, it is easiest to have all heel sts on one DPN and instep sts divided evenly divided between two DPNs — 2 (3, 3, 4, 5) sts on each DPN. If you prefer using five DPNs, divide both heel and instep sts evenly between the four working needles, but be sure to remember which sts are heel and which are instep. For both two circulars and Magic Loop methods, each side will have 4 (6, 6, 8, 10) sts.

For all methods, place locking M to indicate heel sts and BOR. Rnd 2: *KFB, K to 2 sts before end of heel sts, KFB, K1; rep from * across instep sts.

4 sts inc.

Rnd 3: K all.

Rep Rnds 2–3 another 8 (8, 10, 10, 10) times. 44 (48, 56, 60, 64) sts total; 22 (24, 28, 30, 32) sts for heel and 22 (24, 28, 30, 32) sts for instep.

FOOT Work St st until total length is 3.5 (4, 4.75, 5, 5.25)" shorter than desired foot length.

GUSSET Incs will only be worked on heel sts; instep will be in St st.

Rnd 1: KFB, K to 2 sts before end of heel sts, KFB, K1, K across instep sts to end. 2 heel sts inc.

Rnd 2: K all.

Rep Rnds 1–2 another 9 (10, 12, 13, 14) times, then work Rnd 1 once more. 66 (72, 84, 90, 96) sts total; 44 (48, 56, 60, 64) sts for heel and 22 (24, 28, 30, 32) sts for instep.

Rep Short Rows 3–4 until 7 (8, 9, 10, 10) sts are wrapped on either side of the 8 (8, 10, 10, 12) center unwrapped sts. RS is facing after completing the final Row 4 rep.

Next Rnd: K to end of heel sts, picking up wraps as you come to them, then K across instep sts to end of rnd. (You are now at the beginning of the heel sts.)

HEEL FLAP Heel flap sts only are worked back and forth, while instep sts stay unworked on needles. Short rows in this section are worked without wrapping sts.

Short Row 1 (RS): K32 (35, 41, 44, 47), picking up remaining wraps, SSK, turn. 1 st dec.

Short Row 2 (WS): (Sl1, P1) 10 (11, 13, 14, 15) times, Sl1, P2tog, turn. 1 st dec.

9 SSK, Short Row 3: Sl1, K20 (22, 26, 61 28,1 0 30), turn. 1 st dec.

Short Row 4: (Sl1, P1) 10 (11, 13, 14, 15) times, Sl1, P2tog, turn. 1 st dec.

Rep Short Rows 3–4 another 8 (9, 11, 12, 13) times, then work Row 3 once more but do not turn at end. You will now begin working in the rnd again.

Partial Rnd: K across instep sts to beginning of heel sts.

Next Rnd: K2tog, K to end. 44 (48, 56, 60, 64) sts.

LEG Rnd 1: K all.

Rep Rnd 1 until leg is 4.5" from top of heel flap or 1" shorter than desired finished length.

Rib Rnd: (K1, P1) to end.

Rep Rib Rnd for 1".

BO using a Stretchy Bind Off method.

FINISHING Make second sock same as the first.

Weave in ends, wash, and block as you like.

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