A lenticular image is a picture that changes depending on the angle you view it from, the image morphing or animating as you twist it back and forth in front of your eyes. You may have seen them on trading cards that showed baseball players tossing balls or characters that moved depending on how you held them.

Our newest Kitterly original reminds us of these lenticular images. The cowl is knit using the two color brioche technique and fully reversible, so depending on how you wear it and what angle you look at it from the colors seem to shift and change.

Don’t be intimidated by the brioche stitch, once you’ve got it down this is a fast, easy knit that takes only two skeins of Plymouth Alpaca Grande.