Have you been looking for THE perfect cable project to knit? Me too.
“Imagine yourself lakeside, snuggled up under a warm blanket as you sip a cup of tea and watch the sun set. Woodsmoke Cable Collection will transport you there with projects full of rich textures, deep colors, and a new twist on traditional cables. Be inspired to go on an exciting knitting adventures as you cast on sweaters, blankets, and wraps that elevate the art of the cable.” ~ from Knit Picks.
Doesn't that just set the mood? <sigh>
When I saw Knit Picks’ Woodsmoke Cable Collection, with patterns from the collection all over Ravelry, I was instantly smitten by all the cable-y, textured goodness. It's been cold here in New England and it is definitely time for some cozy warm cables to keep toasty warm. So, yay! for perfect timing.
About the collection.
There are so many great designs in this collection. You will want to knit every single one of them. Don't say didn't warn you.
The Woodsmoke Cable Collection contain 16 patterns. There are 8 sweaters (pullovers, cardigans, and vest - worked bottom up, in the round, flat in pieces, etc., you name it, it's there), 2 shawls, 2 hats, 2 blankets/afghans, 1 poncho, and 1 pillow.
Like I’ve come to expect from Knit Picks over the years, the pattern instructions are clearly written with charts and schematics. The sweaters are available in a large range of sizes. The added construction details are fun and not-so typical. So there is some interesting techniques to look forward to.
There are so many great designs in this collection. You will want to knit every single one of them. Don't say didn't warn you.
The Woodsmoke Cable Collection contain 16 patterns. There are 8 sweaters (pullovers, cardigans, and vest - worked bottom up, in the round, flat in pieces, etc., you name it, it's there), 2 shawls, 2 hats, 2 blankets/afghans, 1 poncho, and 1 pillow.
Like I’ve come to expect from Knit Picks over the years, the pattern instructions are clearly written with charts and schematics. The sweaters are available in a large range of sizes. The added construction details are fun and not-so typical. So there is some interesting techniques to look forward to.
The collection is chockfull of beautiful photography that are not only stylistic and visually appealing, yes, they are pretty, but they also clearly show off the design detail of each piece.
Side tangent: I hate when patterns have weird angles and even weirder poses by the models that distract from what I want to see. The knitting of course. This collection does none of that weird stuff, but all the things we love and want.
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The patterns range in difficulty. If you are a new to cables and just wanting to try out the technique on a small project, there are the Cabled Trellis Pillow and Kildlton Hat. But if you are ready to take things up a notch and you are ready for a challenge, there is the Morning Ramble Cardigan that has tons of cables and steeks. Yes, steeks! How cool is that?! <head blown>
The bottom line, you gotta go check out this collection.
Now for the fun bit. The team over at Knit Picks has been so generous. They have given me a digital copy of the collection to review (done) and to giveaway (you do your part below). How amazing are they, right?!
So, here's what you have to do.
Giveaway details:
The GIVEAWAY will run from Jan 19, 2017 to Jan 25, 2017 (midnight EST). I will do a random drawing and the winner will be announced on Jan 26, 2017.
Click her to enter the giveaway!
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I think that covers it.
I absolutely love this collection and can't wait to make the Kildlton Hat. What about you? What do you think of the collection? What pattern are you going to make first? Leave a comment below and let me know (I am nosey).
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Thank you so much for reading and helping to spread the word.
Until next time... Stitch on
Tian
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* A review of Knit Picks' Woodsmoke Cable Collection and details to enter the giveaway for a digital copy of the collection.Quick giveaway recap
Click here to enter the giveaway, you must be a subscriber to {The Weekly Yarn} weekly newsletter, giveaway ends on Jan 25, drawing on Jan 26, and the prize is a copy of Woodsmoke Cable Collection (e-book/digital).
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It's between the hex cable throw and the beanstalk afghan
ReplyDeleteIt's between the hex cable throw and the beanstalk afghan
ReplyDeleteI like the Kildalton Hat.
ReplyDeleteI love the Kildlton hat. But, really, all the designs are very enticing.
ReplyDeleteI am obsessed with cables - and first saw this in Luise O'Neill's (ImpeccableKnits) group on Ravelry. I love her Absent Friends Shawl and I love the Morning Ramble Cardigan. This book is on my "To Buy" list; I'd love to win a copy of it, though. :)
ReplyDeleteI have always wanted to make a cabled aran-type open vest. The one in this collection is perfect. Thanks for the referral. I browsed forever.
ReplyDeleteTough to decide between the Absent Friends Shawl and Brigid Cardigan.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite pattern is definitely the Morning Ramble Cardigan. However, I'm all about cables, so this entire collection is right up my alley.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite pattern is definitely the Morning Ramble Cardigan. However, I'm all about cables, so this entire collection is right up my alley.
ReplyDeleteIt's a big project for me but I'd love to try the Morning Ramble Cardigan.
ReplyDeleteThey all look great, but I'm drawn to Aisling Pullover
ReplyDeleteMy favorite pattern is Sheenagh.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite pattern from the Woodsmoke collection is the Morning Ramble Cardigan.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is the Morning Ramble Cardigan!
ReplyDeleteHoneycomb cardigan is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteKildalton Hat as I'm new to cables
ReplyDeletegosh, there are so many lovely patterns (and I just love cables). But I think the Laura Shawl would be a great place to start!
ReplyDeleteI forgot to say - I'm beluke on Ravelry.
DeleteThe Hex Cable Afghan is amazing. I need it!
ReplyDeleteAll of the patterns are awesome.. I love cables. I suppose the Hex Cable afghan is my favorite though.
ReplyDeleteI'm torn between the trailer cable pullover and the beanstalk throw!
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