This stunning three quarter sleeve cardigan, designed by Shiri Mor and knit in elann.com Sonata by Anne Miller, features figure flattering geometric shapes. Short rows create wheels that form the cardigan's sides and form the base for the fronts. The back and sleeves are worked separately and the yoke shaping creates a sleek fit. In sizes XS/S, and M/L (finished bust 31, 40"; finished length 25, 28"), it uses 1116, 1736 yards of DK weight (21-23 st/4") yarn - works out to 10, 16 balls of elann.com Sonata. Be sure to visit the Vogue Knitting website for additional instructions for size M/L.

Asymmetrical streaks of eyelets lend a peekaboo playfulness to this cool and breezy v-neck pullover designed by Shiri Mor and knit in elann.com Sonata by Patricia Wang, was originally featured in Vogue Knitting Magazine -Spring/Summer 2008. Set in sleeves and a simple crochet edging emphasize the clean lines. In sizes XS, S, M, and L (finished bust 33, 35, 37, 39"; finished length 22, 22, 23.75, 23.75"), it uses 1276, 1392, 1508, 1624 yards of DK weight yarn - works out to 11, 12, 13, 14 balls of elann.com Sonata or Sonata Soft.

Although the Spring/Summer 2008 issue of Vogue Knitting is now out of print, the pattern is available for purchase at the Vogue Knitting website.

This ultra feminine, figure flattering, hip length lace cardigan is knit on circular needles to eliminate seams and ensure a fluid drape. In sizes 32, 34, 36, 38 (finished bust approximately 35, 37, 39, 41"), it is suitable for intermediate knitters, and uses 12, 13, 13, 14 balls of elann.com Sonata or Sonata Soft.

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Designed by Danielle Miner, the Pacific Waves Shawl is worked from the bottom up in a timelessly beautiful feather and fan stitch pattern. This stole measures approximately 18" in width by 56" in length, and uses just 9 balls of our elann.com Sonata Soft. This exclusive elann.com pattern is available free for the printing in the Free Patterns section of our website while quantities of elann.com Sonata Soft last.

Designed by Eileen Casey and Ann Cannon-Brown, this feminine kimono-style cardigan is a beautiful layering piece knit in a softly draping yarn. With finished bust measurements of 37, 40.5, 44.25, 48, 51.5, 55.25" (finished length 15.75, 15.75, 15.75, 17.75, 17.75, 17.5"), it uses 9, 10, 10, 11, 12, 13 balls of elann.com Sonata Soft.

This beautiful crocheted wrap features a reversible stitch pattern, picot edging, and strategically placed buttons, which allow it to be worn in a multitude of ways – as an off the shoulder poncho, a side-buttoned poncho, a front-buttoned cardigan, or a shrug. Suitable for advanced beginner crocheters, it measures 21" wide by 60" long after blocking, and uses just 9 balls of elann.com Sonata Soft. This exclusive elann.com pattern will be available in the Free Patterns section of our website for as long as quantities of elann.com Sonata Soft remain.

This top, designed by Michelle Ciccariello, is worked from the top down with no sewing or finishing required. The stitch pattern varies slightly, moving to a more opaque version to cover the bra. The lace stitch creates a wavy V-neck on one side and a scalloped neck on the other. Which is "front" and which is "back" is your choice. The top has an a-line shape, achieved by changing to increasingly larger needles approximately every 3" to 4" after finishing opaque section. Crest of the Wave lace can be easily knit and blocked to accommodate exactly the finished size you desire. The bottom circumference of the tank is 14 repeats of the Crest of the Wave of the wave stitch pattern. This pattern offers two size ranges by offering 2 variations of the Crest of the Wave stitch pattern: S to L – finished bust 32"–40" after blocking (based on 12 st per repeat of Crest of the Wave); or XL to XXXL – finished bust 42"–50" after blocking (based on 14 st per repeat of Crest of the Wave). It uses 4-6 balls elann.com Sonata Soft and less than one ball elann.com Esprit in matching color.

Very Easy, Very Vogue pullover, knit in elann.com Sonata by Essie Woods Bruell. Knit in one piece, it features stitched-on twill ribbon to create a faux raglan sleeve. In sizes S, M, L, and XL (finished bust 38, 40, 42, 44"; finished length 18, 18, 18.5, 18.5"), it uses DK weight yarn as follows: 672, 840, 840, 1008 yards for main color, plus 168 yards of contrast color for trim – works out to 6, 8, 8, 9 balls of Sonata or Sonata Soft for main color, plus 2 balls for trim.

Designed by Lisa Bennett, the Tapestry Wrap is a stunning design worked in a combination of colors, perfect for adapting to suit your personal style. It uses 21 balls of elann.com Sonata Soft as follows: 3 balls each of 4 colors; 2 balls each of 2 colors, 4 balls of 1 color, and 1 ball of 1 color.

Soleil, was designed by Alexandra Virgiel. Perfect for summer, it features flattering waist shaping and easy lace edging. It's knitted in the round, so you'll need to sew only two short seams, while the neckline and armholes are finished with simple crochet. In sizes XS, S, M, L, and XL, (finished bust measurements 33, 36, 39, 42, 45"; finished length 13, 13.5, 13.5, 14, 14"), it uses 5, 5, 6, 7, 8 balls of elann.com Sonata Soft.

This pattern is available free at the Knitty.com website.

Designed and knit by Flora Yang, the Whispered Inspiration Summer Cardigan features three classic cable patterns, the smallest of which graces the body, sleeve, and collar edges. Its clever a-line shaping from hem to waist flatters the body and adds to the enchantment of the design. For experienced knitters, it is available in sizes S, M, L, and XL (finished bust 36, 40, 44, 48"; finished length 23, 24.5, 26, 27.5"), it uses 11, 13, 16, 18 balls of elann.com Sonata Soft. This exclusive elann.com pattern will be available in the Free Patterns Section of our website for as long as quantities of elann.com Sonata Soft remain.

This bag, designed by Fiona Mill, is a great stash-buster. It uses 2 balls of the main colour and makes the most of the wonderful colour range available in elann.com Sonata Soft and other cotton-based elann.com yarns. The slipstitch rib pattern gives a firm body to the bag softened by the seersucker stripes. It is simple to work on circular needles as you are only ever working with one colour on each round. You first knit the base of the bag, picking up stitches to form the body. You then knit a facing around the top to give strength and stability to the handles and the magnetic closures. This bag lends itself well to a variety of colourways and would also look great worked in two colours only. With finished measurements of approximately 10" x 6", it uses 3 balls, 2 balls in the main color and 1 ball in a contrasting color, of elann.com Sonata Soft.

The Amaryllis, one of the most beautiful members of the lily family, shows its colors in this beautiful baby blanket. Knit in narrow columns and joined as each is knit, it is finished in the round with no seams to sew up when you are done. With a finished size of approximately 35 x 31.5" after washing, it uses 5 colors of elann.com Sonata or Sonata Soft held double throughout as follows: 8 balls of 8176 Natural, 3 balls each of 2612 French Navy, 7625 Pecan, and 2355 Tapestry Blue and 2 balls of 7530 Nougat.

This maddy baby design for boys and girls, features a solid color back, striped fronts, and, for girls, an optional ruffle and tie closure. In sizes 6, 12, 18, and 24 months (finished chest 22.5, 26, 29, 32"; finished length - 11.5, 12.25, 13.25, 14.25" ), it uses 7 balls in 5 colors of elann.com Sonata Soft as follows: 3 balls of color A and 1 ball each of colors B, C, D, and E. This exclusive elann.com pattern will be available in the Free Patterns section of our website for as long as quantities of elann.com Sonata Soft remain.

This poncho, designed by Michelle Ciccariello, is worked from the top-down with no sewing, and features a 3" deep keyhole neck opening at the front. You will begin by knitting the neck flat, back and forth across your circular needle, and then after 3", you will join and begin knitting in the round. The pattern is given for several specific lace stitches, but literally any lace stitches can be substituted. Look for lace stitches that require every other row to be plain purl, as these are the easiest to knit in the round. It uses 2 balls each of the two main colors (shown in purple and lilac) and one ball of the trim (shown in cream) of elann.com Sonata Soft.