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Errata in original pattern upload: Ball 2 begins with burgundy and ends with camel. If you follow directions on the yarn label it is correct.

Use one of our great striping yarns for this pattern, sample knit in our Rainbow Connection colorway, or get one of the new rainbow ones we have planned in our club…

The texture and lace of this pattern combine to give you the wonderful effect of a Christmas tree all the way up your sock.

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A sweet textured pattern full of triangles traveling across the sock, reminiscent of pouring a big bag of candy corn into a bowl. The candy we all either love, or love to hate.

The colorway is a Brenda and Heather Yarns’ special release for Star Wars day 2022… May the 4th be with you!

This triangular shawl is a delicate balance of solid and open work that can dress up any outfit to look regal. The colorway used in the sample is based on the Lake Dress worn by Queen Amidala. Her love of the water is echoed through this shawl in rows of soft, rippling waves washing the intermittent rows of “shells” upon the shore, with the col...

This sock combines elongated slipped stitches with eyelet columns giving the entire sock a delightful texture that is also quite stretchy. When working with self striping yarn, a slipped stitch can carry one color over the next. Using that technique here introduces a chevron type look to the otherwise rigid lines of a self striping yarn.

A delightful combination of elongated slipped stitches and cables help to create a fun and playful stitch pattern reminiscent of the X-wing Starfighters from the Star Wars universe.

The accent stitches of this pattern move in a slow spiral around the sock, reminding me of the Sand People of Tatooine who move in single file lines to hide their numbers.

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Using a series of short rows and a nifty little spiral effect, this pattern mimics the swirls of paint in The Starry Night by Vincent van Gogh. The sample shown is knit in a colorway that was created for our 2021 BaH Yarns Sock Yarn Club. It was a wonderful colorway that we have decided to redye and will be available to purchase in 2023.

Featured yarn in pattern is Brenda and Heather Yarns’ 2021 Star Wars Day release: Saber Socks

ERRATA: Day 5 pattern piece has been updated. There was a typo in the written directions in Round 2, after the stitch eyelet is created, it should read “knit 8” not “knit 9”. The chart for the day was correct. And in Round 3 is should read K9 instead of K8. And Round 7 should read “K1” at the end, not “K2”.

In this top-down sock pattern, a simple series of increases and decreases create lacy columns that run the length of the sock. The sloping lines created by the lace pattern echo ridges that are found on a mountain’s rock face. To perform a free climb, (while safety gear can be used), the person ascends a cliff using just their hands and feet.

This pattern uses the combination of slipped stitches and cables to create raised diagonal lines reminiscent of the vanes of a feather.

Elongated slip stitches and cables combine to create a subtle shifting effect that looks great in anything from solids to striping yarn.

This is a great beginner pattern to lead you into the amazing world of shawl knitting. A basic triangular shawl can be styled so many different ways, it’s like having more than one shawl!

Heather’s favorite, go-to pattern for when she wants to just knit a sock. You can easily add any kind of texture to your sock.

Both cowl and scarf versions available in pattern.

This pattern uses a small modification to “Brenda’s Basic Toe-Up Sock” to create an interesting texture. The simple texture looks great in striped yarn! The directions are written with the option to use a coordinating yarn for heels and toes.

This cowl was knit using a skein of Brenda and Heather Yarns’ Color Fusion gradient (Fleweffy or Light Foot base in colorway Gilleyweed) and a skein of Farm Girl Fibers’ Clover speckled yarn (in Every Flavor Beans) available at her site farmgirlfiberstn.com . A perfect pairing!

This garter tab shawl is a fairly easy knit that looks impressive thanks to the lovely watermelon gradient found in Brenda and Heather Yarns “Slice of Summer.” The yarn does all the color changing for you!

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The final installment of the Brenda and Heather Sock Yarn Club!

This pattern was written to feature the 5th colorway of the Brenda and Heather Sock Club: Meadow Sock. We have the yarn available on our website:

The colorway shown is “Arctic Frost” the 4th color in the Brenda and Heather Sock Yarn Club.

Snow-dusted trees and a smattering of snowflakes decorate the leg of the sock. Fair Isle socks can often be too tight to slide over the

This is a basic toe-up sock pattern with a 3-1 ribbing and a slip stitch heel. The ribbing makes the fit more forgiving.

I created this cowl (pattern can also be a scarf) to be a quick and easy knit. I also liked that the pattern was simple enough to adapt to whatever was on hand. I have written the main pattern describing the sample cowl shown. On the second page, I wrote out details for several changes that could easily be used so that you can adapt the pattern...

Errata: Original upload omitted the “cdd” description. The current version has the abbreviation explained.

This pattern is the second featured pattern in the Brenda and Heather Yarns 2018 Sock Yarn Club.

Errata: Large (72 st) size needed to read “purl 2” to adjust the beginning of round when centering the heel flap instead of “purl 1”. Current PDF available is corrected.

This crocheted shawl is created with one of Brenda and Heather Yarns’ Unicorn Lite Shawl Ball gradients. Color shown is Solar Flare.

This project works up fast and uses just 100 grams of worsted weight yarn. At times you will work in the round, and at other times you will be creating short rows (no wrap and turns are used).

Errata: Whirly Twirly Stitch Pattern instructions on page 2 should read: Medium: Work Rounds 3-18 only

Hole Hearted is a scarf pattern comprised of “XO” cables and lace hearts. The hearts are worked one direction, then another to keep them facing right side up when the scarf is worn.

The inspiration for this garter tab shawl is found in the impressive display of a peacock’s plumage when trying to catch the eye of a lovely peahen.

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The spirals of texture created using a lifted stitch swirling around your socks will carry you across the galaxy.

A vanilla sock knit in a self striping yarn seems to jump off the needles, but there’s nothing wrong with throwing in some flare! This pattern, while written with self striping yarn in mind, is first written as a basic sock pattern that will work with any solid or even variegated yarn.

Alternating lace panels and cable panaels make up this knit-in-the-round cowl.

Ward off the evening chill by wrapping up in this lacy scarf. Any way you style the Close of Day scarf will highlight these changes.

A flutter of butterflies and a touch of lace dress up this tiny tunic that uses just one skein of Brenda and Heather Yarns’ Color Fusion yarn. The Color Fusion line transitions through two or three colors per skein, blending as they go.

I am always impressed by those who has made a mitered square blanket out of fingering weight yarn.  Tiny squares, knit on small needles, row after row… after row of them.  I love the look of the mitered square, their knitted geometry appeals to me greatly. I wistfully think of making my own blanket, but I know that I would start one, only to dr...

Terra Vista essentially means “a pleasing view of the land”.

The Buddleia is a flowering bush that is similar to a lilac bush and is widely used to attract butterflies in gardens, which is why it is also known as the Butterfly Bush. The swooping lace of Brenda’s pattern echos the leaves and flowers of the Buddleia while the crown decreases are reminiscent of a flurry of butterfly wings.

Please note: When working this pattern, you can adjust the size by adding or eliminating a short row section repeat. A good way to ensure you will have enough yarn is to weigh your shawl before you you begin the short row section, and make sure to stop the short row sections while you have enough yarn to work the final decrease section.

Brenda has created a lovely hat and mitt set adorned with cables reminiscent of icicles growing from a roof ledge.  

Errata: the bead placement in the pattern was from a previous version, and while it works… it does not match the pictures. The beads should be nestled between the yarn overs and not in the decreases.

Riparian means “of the riverbank”. You’ll find entertainment in knitting this flowing lace pattern that ripples like water coursing through a river. Banked on each side by columns of seed stitch, the cowl pattern is adaptable to any yarn, quantity of yarn, or your desired dimensions. One simple alteration to this pattern would be to leave out t...

Simple cables and slipped stitches create magic as tiny tracks dance across this hat. When using a self striping yarn the rigid color changes are delicately softened by the tracks. The stitch pattern of this hat is easily adaptable to any yarn and needle size combination.

The set shown is made with BaH Yarns “Sunshine on a Cloudy Day” in the Twist and Shout base. See our website for our full range of self striping and gradient colorways.

Soft ripples add a dynamic texture to this airy cowl that will be perfect for accenting any outfit, no matter the season. The pattern stitch is simple to work and adaptable to any width or circumference of cowl you desire, and can also be customized to fit any yarn and hook combination. The possibilities are endless, so go make Ripples!

This shawl is the perfect companion for a vacation, whether you’re knitting it or wearing it.

Tiny toes need to stay warm so wrap them in our Tiny Toes socks!