Dear Knitter,
Our lovely Machair shade has been added to the Hebridean 3 Ply range, you can see it here out in natural light in the landscape, and also photographed in the studio with the macro lens. Machair is now available in both loose skeins and as a colour choice for all of our 3 Ply patterncard kits and yarn packs. You can find Machair 3 Ply here.
One of my summer projects was weaving a Breacan wrap to match the colours of my Abalone cardigan design, which you can see here worn with the Abalone, Hirta gloves and a Hat Trick Hat. The Breacan is one of the designs from my online Weaving Design Plans.
We now have pictures from our June shoot with Eve on the website. We styled dramatic layered up outfits for that shoot. You can see a pale outfit comprising the Sulaire Spencer, Delta cardigan, Linne belt, Eagle Collar, Dun cuffs and Briodag Hat Set here, and a contrasting dramatic red look with the Jane Seymour, Ruabhal gloves, Sporran Bag, Eagle Collar, Levenish hat and Persian Tiles wrap.
For our shoot with Emma at the beginning of the month we took our some of our older favourites and styled them simply by the sea. The Rona cardigan is worn with the Henry VIII beret and Greeta gloves. The Marina is worn with matching Marina gloves, and the St Brigid is styled with the Greeta Hat Set and a Dùn cuff.
Whilst we were getting a new video class project ready for August, we also took time to capture some knitting details from a few of our patterncard kits. You can see details of the Henry VIII full set, the Oregon Cardigan and Greeta Hat Set, the Mointeach cardigan, Painted Lady, White Jacobite Rose, and a variety of our hat sets.
Between shoots and projects we were also back and forth from the croft monitoring and waiting for Emma and Oona to have their first calves. I am happy to say they produced lovely babies with no complications.
We both have new designs on our needles and we are looking forward to sharing them in the future. We will be back next month with a brand new intermediate level video class cardigan project.
Happy knitting,
Alice