Headwear
Rustling Leaves Beret
by Alana Dakos of Never Not Knitting from her book Coastal Knits
A gorgeous beret with a eucalyptus leaf motif made from our Wild Crafted Temecula Sock yarn.
shown in the Wild Crafted Windfall Eucalyptus Leaves with Iron Dip colorway
Japanese Maple Hat
by Kira Dulaney of Kira K Designs
A warm and textured hat made with our delightfully squishy Madrone Worsted yarn.
shown in the Pomegranate colorway
Zielony
by Heatherly Walker of Yarn Yenta
A dashing hat made from our devilishly delicious Diablo DK yarn.
shown in the Nori colorway
Barbara G. Walker Cloche
by Anne Kuo Lukito of Crafty Diversions
A retro styled hat named after my personal knitting hero made with Tactile Temecula Sock yarn.
shown in the Graphite colorway
Neckwear
Tissé Scarf
by Julie Hoover of JulieHoover.com
An elegant scarf in a delicate herringbone pattern that will and class to any outfit. The lovely shimmer comes from the 100% tussah silk of our Arcata Lace.
shown in the Dew colorway
Iron Fence Cowl
by Jessica Owen Day of CairnishKnits
A warm cowl inspired by wrought iron gates. Made with our yummy superwash Sierra Sport yarn.
shown in the New Moon colorway
Plaza Cowl
by Nathan Grisham of Grisham Creative Studios
A soft and luxurious cowl sure to keep you warm and stylish. Made our devilishly delicious Diablo DK yarn.
shown in the Indigo colorway.
Volan
by Christiane Burkhard of Lismi Knits
A cross between a scarf, a wrap, and a shawl. See her tutorial on adding ruffles on her blog. Made with two colors of our Coloma Sock yarn.
shown in the Denim & Delta colorways
Shawls
Brandywine
by Rosemary Hill of Designs By Romi
A lovely shawl made with our Sierra Sock yarn. Proceeds from the sales of this shawl go to Doctors Without Borders to help the Haitians devastated by the earthquake of 2010.
shown in the Tangerine colorway
Handwear
Roughshod
by Sara Morris of Rain City Knits
Wonderful buttoned fingerless mitts made with our yummy superwash Sierra Sport yarn. What a delightful way to use a painted colorway!
shown in the Dogwood colorway
Verdigris
by Rosemary Hill in Knitty Summer 2009
Gorgeous fingerless mitts made from handspun yarn using our Merino-Tencel spinning fiber.
shown in the Ginkgo colorway
Socks
Out On A Limb
by Heatherly Walker of Yarn Yenta
Beautiful lacy socks with a picot edge made with our Sierra Sock yarn.
shown in the Nutmeg colorway
Bags
Ditty Bags
by Maia Discoe
Small bags made from 100 yards of sock yarn. The examples are made with our Sierra Sock yarn. Also included are tutorials for the picot edge shown on the yellow and purple versions and the twisted cording shown on all of the bags.
shown in the Meyer Lemon, Concord Grape, and Pomegranate colorways (left to right)
Knitting Tutorials
Twisted Cording by Maia Discoe (download as pdf) – make cords from leftover bits of yarn. It is a simple, fun, and versatile method.
Picot Edge by Maia Discoe (download as pdf) – made without a provisional cast-on or sewing.
Spinning Tutorials
Wet Finishing Handspun Yarns – a great way to finish yarns spun from angora or downy fibers such as yak, camel, bison, qiviut, and cashmere.
