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Designed for the 2022 Puget Sound LYS Tour

ERRATA: Updated Aran Weight Decrease Chart. The digital version now has the correct chart; if you have a paper copy the correct chart for the decreases on the Aran weight version is available as an image here.

This pattern was originally designed for the 2021 Puget Sound LYS Tour.

This pattern was available exclusively at The Fiber Gallery in celebration of the 2017 Puget Sound LYS Tour, May 17 - 21!

A geometric colorwork hat using Madelinetosh’s mini skeins, Unicorn Tails.

Wrist warmers are a great way to practice color work. Use contrasting colors to make the pattern really pop, or two similar colors for a more subtle pair.

This easy to knit lace shawl has a simple rhythm that keeps your stitches flowing off your needles.

Keep your hand warm but your fingers free in these fingerless gloves.

A simple stripe pattern in a slow color-shifting yarn makes for a quick and easy knit.

An easy eyelet lace pattern that beautifully highlights self-striping yarn.

Simple cables dress up these quick-to-knit mittens.

A simple bolero knit from the top down.

Our first-ever mystery knitalong, Mystification is a crescent-shaped shawl knit in five sections including a knitted on lace border.

A cozy hat with earflaps to keep you warm, the Twig Earflap Hat is knit in one piece and finished with twisted cord ties.