From our friends at Berroco, Brynnlee is a free sweater knitting pattern. It’s easy enough for a beginner because it’s knitted in simple rectangles and then sewn together. If you are looking for a next step project make it a sweater!

Today I wanted to share a little bit of knowledge with you about row gauge. It's something that often gets left out of conversation when knitters talk about their gauges, and whether they're a tight knitter or a loose knitter. 

A classic chevron stitch shines – literally – in Alpaculence. This special yarn has glitter, the soft halo of alpaca, and is self-shading to boot. The hat is knit in the round from the bottom up.

This easy to wear vest shines in self-shading Alpaculence. The Zig Zag Rib pattern is fun to knit, but easy enough to memorize after a couple of repeats.

Enjoy a relaxing lace pattern and the joy of watching the slow color shift of Alpaculence in this long triangular shawl.

We’ve found the gold at the end of the rainbow – it’s a fabulous, colorful wrap! All you’ll need along the journey is a set of needles and some gorgeous, lightweight Alpaculence. This project is downright magical!  

Knit a colorful color block scarf using Berroco Pixel yarn.

Want a lighter-than-air layering piece? Dayleza is an easy poncho knitting pattern that's worked in garter stitch.

One skein project! Knitted in the round, this easy to knit cowl uses color changing Berroco Aero yarn. You'll knit a tube and then join the ends to create a cowl.

Knit a simple drop shoulder sweater for kids! Jesse features machine washable Berroco Nebula yarn.

Out of this world knitting! This colorful shawl uses self striping Nebula yarn featuring columns of lace and a lace border.

Make a rug you’ll have for years to come! Created using hemp yarn, this crocheted rug is a free pattern.