The Wild Herrings: three patterns (hat, mitts, and wrap) featuring herringbone textures, colors, and techniques.

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april | 23 is a cardigan with a wide collar and a garter stitch motif. The linen/merino blend of Woolfolk Strå creates a fine, featherweight fabric.

three | 23 is a casual cardigan with cables and textured lines.

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one | 23 is a pullover of winter window panes framed by a fitted waist and set-in sleeves.

A pattern from The Wild Herrings eBook, Wild Herring Wrap features an offset herringbone stitch. There are 2 charts for the stripe sequences. This can be a stash buster pattern, using the charts as a starting point. The herringbone is repeated on the long edges with a Latvian braid.

A pattern from The Wild Herrings eBook, Wild Herring Mitts are long, slouchy mitts with a stranded herringbone stitch pattern. The pattern changes to a stripe for the thumb and gusset.

A design from The Wild Herrings eBook, Wild Herring Hat is knit using basic brioche knitting techniques. This makes the hat is reversible. The double thickness from the brioche stitches is extra warm to wear.

A part of the Sweater Weather Collection, Sleet is a mohair pullover with short gathered sleeves. Slipped stitches are turned into ticking stripes by weaving a contrasting yarn through them.

From the Sweater Weather Collection, Snowfall is a collared pullover with front and back cable panels. Flurries of tiny seed stitches drift through the soft cables and rib stitches.

From the Sweater Weather Collection, Wind Shift is a breezy, loose pullover with lace swirls that shift one way and then back again. The exaggerated sleeves with deep cuffs and an oversized collar can be folded over. The blend of linen and merino wool of Woolfolk Stra creates an airy fabric that is light and yet still warms.

Crossroads. Select simplicity of cut and fine details for a cardigan that is classic and tailored. Or, add lace and embellished sleeves and wrap yourself in romance. Which path will you choose?

Large cables twist the ribbing, hugging the head, and shaping the hat.

Winter Gingham can be worn as a shawl or a scarf. The exposed floats on the reverse contrast beautifully with the neat gingham squares. Because Woolfolk Sno twists two colors of Tynd, alternating these two yarns creates a natural gingham fabric.