Ravelry Projects knit in 220 Sport

220 Sport is a personal favorite from our line and currently available in 59 colors. I was thrilled to see a variety of projects on Ravelry for this yarn and here are a few that caught my eye.

Queen of Hearts
Knit by Samanthas Momma
Designed by Mary Scott Huff
Shown in colors - 7803 (cerise), 9420 (como blue), 8012 (walnut heather), & 8686 (brown)

These mittens are gorgeous and beautifully done.

Golden Bear's School Spirit Hat
Knit by rphsews2

Shown in black and gold

The hat was knit for her son in school colors and even included the mascot! She used the bear chart from the Isbjorn hat.

198 Yards of Heaven

Knit by ninjuwat
Designed by Christy Verity

Shown in color 9451 (Lake Chelan Heather)

This gorgeous shawlette only required 1.5 skeins of yarn!

Renny
Knit by knittingnest
Designed by Rebecca Danger (originally Robbie the Radiant Robot)

Shown in pink and purple

Renny is touring the US in the Dangercrafts Forum Traveling Monster Swap!

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Free Yarn Giveaway: Streak of Lightning Log Cabin throw!

Beth Whiteside designed the cover blanket - Streak of Lightning in All Season Throws - a special interest issue from Creative Knitting . The blocks - Sunshine & Shadow are built with dark colors on one side and light on the other. This modern take on a Log Cabin is knit in 220 Superwash - which works well for today's busy lifestyles. Cascade Yarns is giving away the yarn and the pattern to make this fabulous throw! All you have to do is comment with your favorite project you have in Cascade Yarns. The comment must be posted between 9 am EST August 20, 2013 and 9 am EST August 21, 2013. This winner will be anounced later this week on the blog and Facebook and Twitter . The prize will include a Cascade Yarns zipper bag and the following colors of 220 Superwash: 6 balls 825 - Orange 6 balls 822 - Pumpkin 6 balls 841 - Moss 6 balls 810 - Teal 3 balls 821 - Daffodil

Year of Giving - February - Cherub Chunky Wave - Introspection

For February, I made a quick hat out of Cherub Chunky Wave - a new color effect for Cherub Chunky with a gradation wave. Cherub Chunky Wave is a nylon-acrylic blend that is easy care - machine wash and dry making it perfect for charity knitting and gift giving. We will be giving away 3 kits (2 skeins of Cherub Chunky Wave in each) - 2 through the Cascade Yarns Facebook page and 1 through the Blog. To enter on the Blog, please comment with the last person/organization you gave a handmade item to. The winner will be drawn at 3 pm PST on Tuesday, March 5, 2019. Materials 1 skein Cherub Chunky Wave (55% Nylon/45% Acrylic - 137 yds/100 g) US 8 16" Circular Needles US 10 16" Circular Needles US 10 DPNs (Double Pointed Needles) Stitch Marker Yarn Needle Abbreviations K - Knit P - Purl K2tog - Knit 2 Together Sts - Stitches Gauge Approx 4 sts = 1" in Stockinette (unstretched) With US 8 circular needle, Cast On 63 , 72, 81 sts (Child, Adult ...

A Year of Giving - May - Fixation Picc Line Cover

For May, Carly in our office suggested I make a PICC Line Cover in Fixation Splash. PICC stands for Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter - a long IV line that is inserted in the arm and ends in a vein the chest near the heart. These are intended for long-term use for delivering medications, chemotherapy or other IV fluids. The exposed part of the line should be covered when not in use. What is provided to cover the PICC line is usually not very comfortable or durable. Hand knit covers are a great alternative because they are comfortable and look more like a knit accessory than a medical dressing. Many hospitals will accept these. One organization that is distributing PICC line covers to medical centers for Cystic Fibrosis is The Finding Jenn Project . Fixation is a DK weight blend of cotton with just a hint of spandex. We chose Fixation Splash because the cotton is breathable and the spandex is stretchy to allow comfortable movement of the elbow. We will be gi...

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