With the change of seasons, rich colors and soft, comfortable fibers seem irresistible. Elements and Cirrus are warm but lightweight, while Lodge and Boboli Quick provide mesmerizing new color combinations. Lacey Metallic and Ric Rac Long Print offer sophisticated new options for making ruffles. Along with yarn-specific pattern booklets, additional collections feature designs embellished with ruffles and a mix of popular cold-weather yarns. Norah Gaughan’s latest volume explores intriguing variations on four sweater constructions, in both subdued and bright colorways.
New Yarns for Fall 2012
Berroco Elements™
Modern and sleek, Elements boasts a unique two-toned effect. A shimmering nylon mesh encloses soft wool, allowing the fibers to peek through and create a gentle halo of color.
Berroco Lodge™
Lodge’s mesmerizing color transitions are punctuated with vibrant tweed flecks. The lofty wool blend is spun into a single ply and works up quickly
into gorgeous stripes.
Berroco Lacey™ Metallic
By introducing a few sparkling strands to Lacey's unique and airy construction, our popular ruffle yarn gets an eye-catching update.
norah gaughan, vol. 11
Four basic garment structures form the foundation for a collection of experimental sweater variations worked in both clear, modern brights and dusky neutral shades.
#321
Berroco Elements™
Clean, simple shapes lend a modern edge to a polished collection of garments worked in an innovative wool blend.
#322
Berroco Lodge ™
A cozy self-striping tweed yarn lends free-spirited color and irresistible texture to uncomplicated sweaters and accessories.
#323
Berroco Cirrus ™
A bold but sophisticated take on mohair, with airy accessories and sweaters featuring elegant stitches and vivid blocks of color.
#325
Lacey™ & Ric Rac™
Fashionable ruffle yarns add a touch of refinement to sweaters and accessories worked in classic yarns.
#326
Wintery Mix
Rustic yarn textures and classic stitch patterns are translated into contemporary silhouettes, perfectly blending style and tradition.
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