If you’re like us, you may have gone overboard during our Year End Sale. Or maybe you received a WEBS gift card and bought a ton of new yarns at a fantastic price with no pattern in mind. If you’re in need of a refresh, we have plenty of inspo to help you start off 2018. Here are some of our picks!

1. If you treated yourself to a worsted weight superwash, like Madelinetosh Vintage, Lyrical Knit’s I Am Groot sweater is the perfect pattern to compliment a rich, hand dyed yarn. Oversized, seamless, and accented with a panel of delicate cables, I Am Groot is a great option for winter knitting.

2. One of our favorite yarns for kid’s projects and accessories, Conway + Bliss Lolli, comes in a wide range of bright colors, with a neon burst throughout the strand, which kicks classic pieces up a notch. Try knitting the Colour Block Sweater for your favorite tween.

3. The soft, painterly colors of Juniper Moon Farm Findley DK Dappled would look extraordinary knit up in a lace shawl like Tin Can Knits’ Sunflower Shawl. One of the best things about this pattern is that it includes instructions for lighter weight shawls as well – perfect for using up additional yarns!

4. We’re loving Vickie Howell’s Super Bulky Baby Blanket crocheted in Valley Superwash Super Bulky. With so many vivid and neutral colors to choose from, this is the perfect statement piece to work on this winter – and a quick crochet project to boot! Add a few more colors, and you’ll have an adorable throw to accent your sofa! 

5. For all of you crocheters out there who love gradient projects as much as we do, we have the Transition Shawl from Kira K. Designs. If you’re looking for something beautiful to create with that cake of Scheepjes Whirl you’ve been eyeing, then this is the project for you! Look at that lace edging!

What are you working on right now? Be sure to tag @WEBSFiberFollowThrough to show us your WIPs and FOs – you may even be featured!

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Marykate

Marykate has worked at WEBS since April of 2016, first in the retail store, and then as the Marketing Coordinator. She is mainly a knitter, which she's been doing since childhood, but dabbles in spinning, crochet, and weaving. She lives in Western Massachusetts with her three cats and enormous stash of Valley Yarns.

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