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Due to the ongoing situation here in the U.K. you will find our stock a little reduced. More Info.
Due to the ongoing situation here in the U.K. you will find our stock a little reduced. More Info.
We've loved seeing your Inverleith projects take shape in the Ravelry thread and on Instagram, to provide a little extra encouragement we thought we'd let you know about the prizes! If you haven't already joined us it's not to late, Sarah cast on this week. Laura has been posting regularly here and on the Ravelry Inverleith Kal thread with lots of tutorials and tips, and chat! We love seeing your projects, so please use #ysoldainverleith or #inverleithKAL so we can find you on Instagram or Twitter. Tag your Ravelry project to be eligible for the prizes below!
Schedule of Posts (subject to change!)
July 19: Right and Left Lifted Increase Tutorial
July 26: Dividing the Sleeves and Body
August 2: Casting on for the neck and joining the body
August 16: Working the split hem and starting the sleeves
August 30: Binding off and finishing
September 16th: finished project deadline for prizes (winners will be randomly drawn from finished projects on Ravelry tagged inverleithkal)
Three winners will each receive a £20 gift card to www.ysolda.com
One grand prize winner will receive a copy of Ysolda's guide to sweater knitting, Little Red in the City, our adorable Ysolda sweater stitch markers and a handy Scotland needle gauge, both made by Katrinkles, plus a £50 gift card towards your next sweater project from www.ysolda.com
Remember that we will only be drawing winners from projects posted on Ravelry, not instagram or anywhere else.
Laura's back next week to go through splitting the front and back hem and setting up for the sleeves. Don't forget to join us on the Ravelry forums and tag your Ravelry project with #inverleithkal to be entered for prize drawing in September!
If you knit socks, then learning how to darn a sock is a vital skill! Our free tutorial by Arounna Khounnoraj of Bookhou will teach you how to darn socks, sweaters, and any other knitwear that needs it.
