This beautiful Wrap of Many Colors is knit using a reverse stockinette stitch. By shaping from the lower edge, a comfortable fit is created around the neck and shoulders. In sizes S, M and L (finished lower edge 48, 52, 55.5"; neck edge 22.5, 24.25, 26"; length 13.5"), it uses 6 colors of worsted weight (20 st/4") yarn as follows: 150, 160, 175 yards of color A, 120, 130, 140 yards of color B and D, and 50, 55, 60 yards each of colors C, E, and F.

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The Felted Bird House Handbag, designed by Christie Pruitt and knit in elann.com Peruvian Highland Wool, makes a fabulous gift. This handbag is knit and felted in 4 different sections before attaching (body, roof, perch, and strap). Decoration options include beads, iron-on patches, glitter glue, and much more. Suitable for intermediate knitters, the bird house body measures 6" tall, 18.5" circumference, 4.5" deep and the roof measures 6.5" tall, and 22" circumference at the widest point. This project uses 6 colors broken down as follows - 2 colors for the body – 1 ball for the bottom, 2 balls for the top, 2 balls for the roof and strap, 1 ball for the I-cord Perch, 1 ball for assembly of elann.com Peruvian Highland Wool (Worsted weight - 19 st/4"). This exclusive elann.com pattern will be available in the Free Patterns section of our website for as long as quantities of elann.com Highland Wool remain.

This top-down lace cardigan, designed by Michelle Ciccariello, uses a variety of lace patterns to beautiful effect. In sizes S, M, and L, a finished bust of 40" (finished length of 25"), as pictured, uses 15 balls of the main color and 2 balls of a contrasting color of elann.com Peruvian Highland Wool. This exclusive elann.com pattern will be available in the Free Patterns section of our website for as long as quantities of elann.com Highland Wool remain.

Even adults deserve a favorite blanket in which to cuddle and shut out the cares of the world! Not all lace needs to be knit in tiny yarn on tiny needles. This beautiful and practical lace blanket is a perfect example of "moose lace", i.e. lace knitted in a large gauge, in heavier yarn. With a finished, blocked gauge of 15 st/4" over the center lace pattern, this blanket is unusually lightweight for its size (84" x 56"). It requires 2400 yards of DK or light worsted weight (19-23 st/4") yarn - just 23 balls of elann.com Peruvian Highland Wool!

Classic and versatile, this fair-isle patterned v-necked pullover, designed by Mary Jane Mucklestone and knit in elann.com Highland Wool by Kate Tinghitella, is inspired by 1930s photographs of the sweaters worn by students at the Bauhaus School of Art and Architecture. Knit completely in the round, steeks are worked for the armhole and neck openings. Appropriate for both men and women, in sizes S, M, L, XL, and XXL (finished chest 40.75, 44, 47, 50, 53.25"; finished length 24.5, 24.5, 25, 28.25, 28.25"), it uses 545, 545, 545, 654, 654 yards of color A; 436, 436, 436, 545, 545 yards of color B; 327, 327, 327, 436, 436 yards of color C; 218, 218, 218, 327, 327 yards of color D; and 109, 109, 109, 109, 218 yards each of colors E and F. This works out to 5, 5, 5, 6, 6 balls color A (shown in Col. 401); 4, 4, 4, 5, 5 balls of color B (shown in Col. 1321); 3, 3, 3, 4, 4 balls of color C (shown in Col. 402); 2, 2, 2, 3, 3 balls of color D (shown in Col. 9240); and 1, 1, 1, 1, 2 balls each of colors E and F (shown in Cols. 100 and 1255) in elann.com Highland Wool.

Designed by Shelley Mackie, this adorable sweater is knit in the round and has no seams to sew up when finished. It can be worn by a small baby 6-9 months and will fit this child until about 3-4 years. To fit a small baby, the sweater can be worn with a large collar, which can also double for a hood, as the child grows. To fit a larger child, the sweater can be turned around, having a smaller collar - this way the sweater fits more like a bolero. The long cuffed sleeves are worn rolled for the baby and unrolled as the child grows. In one size for babies up to approximately 4 years, it uses 8 balls (2 balls of main color, plus 1 ball each of 6 colors) of elann.com Highland Wool. This exclusive elann.com pattern will be available in the Free Patterns section of our website for as long as quantities of elann.com Highland Wool remain.

Featuring allover cabling and a shawl collar, this luxurious cardigan, designed by Renee Lorion and knit in elann.com Peruvian Highland Wool by Libby Grant, is a classic design you will reach for time and again. Perfect for an intermediate knitter with cabling experience, it is available in sizes S, M, L, XL and XXL (finished bust 35, 39, 45, 49.5, 56"; finished length 25.5, 26, 27, 27.5, 28.5"), and uses 1338, 1338, 1561, 1784, 2007 yards of worsted weight (19-20 st/4") yarn - works out to just 13, 13, 15, 17, 19 balls of elann.com Peruvian Highland Wool!

Duffers - Revisited were designed by Mindie Tallack. Her original Duffers slippers were so popular that she expanded her original version to include more sizes, plus instructions for knitting in the round, as well as for knitting flat and then seaming. These delightful slippers can now be knit for finished foot lengths of 8.5, 9, 9.5, 10, 10.5, 11" (23, 23.5, 24, 25.5, 26.5, 28 cm). Knit in just a few hours, they are suitable for beginner knitters, and use approx. 440 yards of worsted weight (19-20 st/4") wool held double throughout. They are pictured here knit up in elann.com Peruvian Highland wool - make any size with just 4 balls!

The pattern is available for purchase as a .pdf download from the Ravelry website.

This scarf, designed by Karin Bole, combines cable patterns suggestive of the architecture of ancient Egypt, which flow gently, fading away at the neck, into a sand-patterned background. Cabled mosaics, done with intarsia technique, in the traditional colours of a pharaoh’s jewelry, add some optional “pop” to the design. With finished measurements of approximately 7" in width by 50" in length, it uses 4 balls of the main color and 1 ball each of 4 contrasting colors of elann.com Peruvian Highland Wool. This exclusive elann.com pattern will be available in the Free Patterns section of our website for as long as quantities of elann.com Peruvian Highland Wool remain.

Designed by Shui Kuen Kozinski, this top-down, triangular shawl is constructed of 2 mirror image sections. The Sun Ray motif is a modified Ivy pattern from Barbara Walker’s “Charted Knitting Designs, a Third Treasury of Knitting patterns” (p.154). Ivy pattern has a 10 row repeat and Sun Ray pattern has a 20 row repeat – all even number rows (wrong side return rows) are purled. The basic structure of the shawl is very simple. On the same row, the single decrease stitch is always in the same direction on one side (right) and mirror image on the other side (left). Therefore, it is a good beginner’s shawl. With finished measurements of 76" wide at widest point by 36"s long at longest point, after blocking, it uses 6 balls of elann.com Peruvian Highland Wool. This pattern is available in our free pattern section.

Designed by Melynda Bernardi, this pattern is a wardrobe of felted booties for little ones. It offers three styles - Mary Jane, T-Strap, and Unisex - for two sizes (0-6 months, 6-12 months). One pair of booties uses 50-70 yards of worsted weight (19-20 st/4") yarn - just 1 ball of our elann.com Peruvian Highland Wool makes 1 to 2 pairs! Suitable for advanced beginners, the pattern is available for purchase as a .pdf download from the Ravelry website

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Quadrat, a kimono style pullover for women, was designed and knit by Beautia Dew using our elann.com Peruvian Highland Wool. It is worked from side-to-side with only two seams to sew up at the end. An ideal first cabling project for beginning knitters, this pullover is available in sizes XS, S, M, L, 1X, 2X, and 3X (finished bust 33, 36, 39, 42, 45, 48, 51"; finished length 23, 23.5, 24, 24.5, 25, 25.5, 26"), and uses 8, 9, 10, 11, 11, 12, 13 balls of elann.com Peruvian Highland Wool.

This pattern is available free for the printing at the Knitty.com Website.

This ribbed and cabled cardigan, designed by Irina Poludnenko and knit in elann.com Peruvian Highland Wool by Cathy Angell, features a band of horizontal cables which add subtle shaping at the hip, and is further enhanced by vertical cabling through the bodice, for a classic tailored effect. These cables are repeated through the sleeve, which is finished with a slightly belled cuff. In sizes XS, S, M, and L (finished bust 31, 32.5, 34, 35.5"; finished length 21.75, 22.25, 23.25, 23.75"), it uses it uses 1507, 1644, 1781, 1918 yards of worsted weight yarn - works out to just 14, 16, 17, 18 balls of elann.com Peruvian Highland Wool!

Designed by Irene Alston, this pattern is available free for the printing in the free patterns section of our website. These mitts are sized to fit the average woman, with a finished hand circumference of 8" and a finished length of 5.5", and are so named because they use just 90 yards of worsted or aran weight yarn!

A simple striped tote, designed by Elizabeth Mamo, becomes something special for musicians, dancers or anyone with a song in their heart. Easy embroidery transforms this bag with two measures of Beethoven’s Ode to Joy. This bag is constructed by knitting the shaped handles first, then joining and knitting in the round. It measures (after felting) about 12" wide, and 10" tall, not including the straps, and uses 2 balls of the main color and 1 ball each of two contrasting colors of elann.com Peruvian Highland Wool. This exclusive elann.com pattern will be available in the Free Patterns Section of our website for as long as quantities of elann.com Peruvian Highland Wool remain.

Belted (or unbelted!) Jacket, designed by Vladimir Teriokhin and knit in elann.com Peruvian Highland Wool by Elaine Weyuker. Designed with a belt, as an alternative to a suit jacket, it conveys easy elegance and understated luxury and can be worn with or without its belt for two completely different looks (click enlarged image to see both ). In sizes XS, S, and M (finished bust 36, 38.5, 40"; finished length 21, 21.5, 22"), it uses 1250, 1500, 1500 yards of worsted weight yarn – works out to 12, 14, 14 balls of elann.com Peruvian Highland Wool.

Rebecca was designed by Fiona Ellis and knit in elann.com Peruvian Highland Wool by Venus Nakahara. The bold cable motif and gently shaped silhouette update this classic cabled sweater. In finished bust sizes 34, 36, 40, 44, 48, 52" (finished length 22.5, 22.5, 23.5, 24, 24.5, 25.5"), it uses 1560, 1560, 1800, 1920, 2160, 2400 yards of DK Weight yarn - works out to 15, 15, 17, 18, 20, 22 balls of elann.com Peruvian Highland Wool. Our elann.com Peruvian Highland Wool knit at 22 st/4" creates a warm, yet pliable fabric.

This pattern is available for purchase as a .pdf download at the Twist Collective website.

This pattern, designed and knit by Shui Kuen Kozinski using our Peruvian Highland Wool, is an eye-catching abstract owl motif blanket composed of 49 pieces of identical bi-color Moss Stitch blocks that are sewn together and finished with 4 Moss Stitch borders. With finished measurements of Approximately 60x60 inches, including borders, it uses 12 balls in color A (shown in 0100 Natural) and 18 balls in color B (shown in 0282 Oatmeal Heather) of elann.com Peruvian Highland Wool. This exclusive elann.com pattern will be available in the Free Patterns section of our website for as long as quantities of elann.com Peruvian Highland Wool remain.

This felted bag, designed by Rebecca Dovi, is knit in one piece. You first knit the circle for the front, then do the side, then decrease to form the circle for the back. The strap is knitted, and can be attached directly to the body, or attached to two decorative bracelets. With approximate finished measurements of 12" in circumference before felting, and about 10" in circumference after felting, it uses 3 balls elann.com Peruvian Highland Wool in color(s) of your choice. This exclusive elann.com pattern will be available in the Free Patterns Section of our website for as long as quantities of elann.com Peruvian Highland Wool remain.

These funky, fun felted bags, designed by ScullyKnits, can be knit with either a plain or fancy finish. With finished measurements of approximately 2 x 5 x 6" after felting, each uses 1 ball of the main color and 1 ball of a contrasting color of elann.com Peruvian Highland Wool. This exclusive elann.com pattern will be available in the Free Patterns section of our website for as long as quantities of elann.com Highland Wool remain.

Zigmund was designed by Kourtney Robinson and photographed by Jane Heller. This open front cardigan features Fair Isle-style stranded colorwork. Its body is worked from the bottom up, in the round, with steeks at its center front and armholes, and its sleeves and collar are worked from stitches picked up along the cut edges of the steeks. Suitable for intermediate to advanced knitters, it is available in sizes XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL and uses 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 balls of the main color and 1, 1, 1, 2, 2, 2, 2 balls of contrasting colors CC1 and CC4, and 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2 balls of contrasting colors for CC2 and CC4 of elann.com Peruvian Highland Wool.

This pattern is available for purchase as a .pdf download at the Twist Collective website.

Designed by Nanette Blanchard using elann.com Peruvian Highland Wool, are a spectacular pair of worsted weight socks. The Fair Isle portion of the pattern is worked over the foot only, which makes these socks an ideal project for knitters just venturing into colorwork. Sized for an adult woman (US shoe size 7-9), they use 2 balls of the main color and 1 ball each of 6 additional colors of elann.com Peruvian Highland Wool.

This pattern is available free for the printing at the Knitting in Color Blog.

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French Press Felted Slippers were designed by Melynda Bernardi for worsted weight wool. These charming felted slippers are both stylish and comfortable and make the perfect gift. With full instructions on how to felt, the pattern is suitable for intermediate knitters, and is available in finished sizes S (5/6), M (7/8), and L (9/10), using just 300-330 yards of worsted weight (20 st/4") wool – works out to just 3 balls of elann.com Peruvian Highland Wool for all sizes!

This pattern is available for purchase as a .pdf download from the Ravelry website.

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Leif & Astrid, designed by Eveleigh Lamond and knit in elann.com Peruvian Highland Wool, is a pair of Viking dolls comes complete with capes, helmets and weaponry. Each doll is knit in the round beginning at the top of the helmet. Suitable for intermediate knitter, it measures 15.5" (39 cm) from top of helmet to heels.
Each doll uses elann.com Peruvian Highland Wool as follows:

Leif (boy): 1 ball each in 3712 Pewter, 0100 Natural, 5420 Seashell Pink, 3103 Allspice, 1991 Milk Chocolate, and 2 balls in 9240 Twilight Blue

Astrid (girl): 1 ball each in 3712 Pewter, 0100 Natural, 5420 Seashell Pink, 3103 Allspice, 1991 Milk Chocolate, and 2 balls in 2055 Ruby

This pattern is available for purchase as a .pdf download from the Twist Collective website.

Personalized Christmas Stockings, designed by Eileen Casey using elann.com Peruvian Highland Wool, are sure to be a treasured element of your holiday traditions. Finished stocking measurements are:
Total length - 30 inches
Length from top to heel - 18 inches
Length of foot - 12 inches
Width - 8 inches
Each stocking uses elann.com Peruvian Highland Wool as follows: 2 balls each of 0100 Natural and 2055 Ruby and 1 ball of 1440 Sherwood Forest.

The pattern is available free as a .pdf download at Eileen Casey Creations.

These gauntlets, designed by Sarah Bales, are a quick-knitting gift and may be modified in any number of ways. A long, opera length adds some drama and the cable pattern adds visual complexity. For the knitter, the unusual cable decrease method adds interest. The 2 x 2 rib stretches to accommodate a wide range of sizes. In one size, with approximately finished circumference around the hand (unstretched) of 6.5" (finished length 18"), they use 3 balls of elann.com Peruvian Highland Wool. This pattern is available in our free pattern section.