Toni and Leann teamed up to provide me with yarn for a large scale project. They both worked from the same photo of a blackberry patch with Tonie creating the variegated colors and Leann the subtle semi-solids.

I was inspired by Tonie and Leann’s friendship and collaboration to create a pattern that combined their yarns seamlessly. The result, as is often the case with a good friendship, is something big, beautiful, and very comfortable.

Finished Measurments (as shown)
Wingspan: 90 inches / 229cm
Depth: 27 inches / 69cm

Yarn
Fingering weight yarn in the following amounts:
A: 290 yards / 265m
B: 430 yards / 393m
C: 220 yards / 201m
D: 430 yards / 393m

The pattern is written using percentages of yarn used so be sure to weigh your yarns before starting. You can use any size skeins you want, just know that the finished size will vary with the size of your skeins.
You will use nearly all of colors B and D, so calculations should be based on the size of those skeins. The simplest way to go is to use 4 equal sized skeins.

Yarn provided by Silver Falls Fiber Co.
Fingering: 80% superwash merino, 20% nylon
434 yards per 120g
Colorways: Raspberry Leaves (C) and Blackberry Leaves (B)
Yarn provided by Butterfly Fiber and Farm
Fingering: 80% superwash merino, 20% nylon
434 yards per 120g
Colorways: In the Berry Patch (A) and Starting to Ripen (D)

Other Materials
US size 6 (4mm) 30 inch / 75cm or larger circular needle or size needed to obtain gauge

Removable stitch marker

Tapestry needle

Gauge
22 sts = 4 inches / 10cm in garter stitch