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Say hello to spring & summer knitting with this lightweight, uniquely blended yarn. Colorful Mulberry silk & alpaca are mixed with a white linen strand to create a fanciful laceweight, perfect for shawls, tees, and tanks. These projects will always stand out in a crowd!

A silky blend of cupro and Mulberry silk will have you reaching for this yarn for your next warm weather make. Samia glides through your fingers as you work each stitch making it as much a pleasure to work with as to wear. A sensational blend of two fibers perfectly matched to keep you cool through the warm days. With a slight shine to the yarn you are able to make garments that drape perfectly for seasonal wear.

Cupro is a type of rayon made from a by-product of cotton production. It is made from the cellulose fibers that are too short to be spun into cotton. Instead these fibers are chemically treated in a closed system and transformed into a super soft yarn with beautiful drape and shine. Mixed with a bit of Mulberry silk, this yarn is perfect for beautiful lightweight tops & accessories.

Fingering | 80% Cupro, 20% Mulberry Silk. $10.99/50g ball188 yds.

Colors shown, from top: Bird of Paradise 29670, Bromeliad 29675, Cove 29671, Moonflower 29668, Pineapple 29669, Abalone Shell 29667, Dayflower 29672, Taro 29673, Mangrove 29676, and Littlebell 29674.

Knit garments worthy of an art museum with five size-inclusive patterns from designer Holli Yeoh. Drawing inspiration from art, architecture, and more, Holli created a gorgeous capsule collection of garments that can be mixed and matched, perfect for a travel wardrobe. La Belle Époque: Knits for Home & Abroad features two shells and three cardigans using lighter weight yarns that range from fingering weight to DK.

Ebook {75420D} $14.99 | Individual Pattern Download starts at $7.99

MEET THE DESIGNER Holli Yeoh

Holli Yeoh is a Vancouver (Canada) knitwear designer who has been self-publishing knitting patterns and teaching knitting techniques for over 20 years. Known for her geometric motifs and unexpected construction, Holli creates gorgeous, modern knits in inclusive sizes. She’s a long-time collaborator with Knit Picks and has an extensive pattern selection both with us and as an independent designer.

Independent Designer Partnership Program

Knit Picks loves supporting independent designers! Through our IDP program, we offer designers the chance to reach larger audiences on our site and through features in our catalog, emails, and social media. We look for high quality, well written, professional patterns using Knit Picks yarn to be submitted for consideration into the IDP program. Designers retain all rights to their patterns with no exclusivity agreement, and designers also decide the selling price of their pattern, so they have full control of their work in addition to our support.

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Wonderfully wooly in 100+ colors, our bestselling Wool of the Andes continues to be a fan favorite since it was introduced in 2010! What makes Peruvian wool so special? Developed by crossing the finest Corriedale and Merino sheep breeds, Peruvian wool is a strong fiber with an excellent softness quotient. We love Wool of the Andes for long lasting sweaters and accessories as well as stunning colorwork projects.

Available in three weights | 100% Peruvian Highland Wool. Sport: $3.79/50g skein - 137 yds. Worsted: $3.79/50g skein - 110 yds. Bulky: $6.99/100g hank - 137 yds.

Wool, one of nature’s most versatile fibers, is naturally sourced from mammals such as sheep. Known for its uncanny ability to withstand a great deal of use, wool boasts antibacterial and antimicrobial properties, while remaining breathable, insulating, cooling, and also water resistant. It’s no wonder we love wool fibers for both garment and home décor projects! Sustainability at its finest. We appreciate wool not only for its softness, but for its many eco-friendly qualities as well.

• Items made with wool typically have longer lifespans than textiles made with other fibers.

• Sheep are part of the Earth’s natural carbon cycle. They subsist on plants, consuming the organic carbon contained within and converting it to wool.

• Shearing sheep keeps the flock happy and healthy. Removing excess wool is essential to keep them cool during warmer months and prevent health issues caused by heavy, matted coats.

• Wool textile products tend to be washed less frequently and at colder temperatures, resulting in a lower environmental impact.

• Best of all: It’s 100% biodegradable. *New colors. Shown in worsted weight,.

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Our classic wool yarn has been spun and plied carefully to achieve a wonderfully balanced twist! The heaviest weight yarn in our Wool of the Andes family, this cozy version is our go-to yarn for quick, comfortable sweaters and accessories.

Wool of the Andes Bulky is particularly beautiful when used in patterns with dramatic stitch patterns and large cables.

Bulky | 100% Peruvian Highland Wool. $6.99/100g hank - 137 yds.

Colors shown, from top: Arctic Pool Heather 29760, Indigo Heather 29767, Starling Heather 29769, Blossom Heather 29761, Brass Heather 29762, Green Tea Heather 29765, Camel Heather 29763, Cobblestone Heather 29764, Icicle Heather 29766, and Lake Ice Heather 29768.