Gradients

Gradients are fun to knit, because the color changes move slowly through your fingers and into a gorgeous scarf, shawl, cowl or hat.

Jen dyed up some beauties for us, and rolled them up into a cute tube. You can either knit directly from the sock blank and it will unravel as you knit, or you can unravel it and wind it into a ball and knit from that.

Each tube is double stranded so you can also knit two matching socks, mittens or gloves at a time, or knit two full gradient repeats in your shawl, scarf or cowl.

Ravelry Pattern Suggestions

• Fuss Free Festival Shawl by Louise Tilbrook
• Duplicity by Megi Brucl
• Linientreu by Ute Nawratil
• Stripe Tease by General Hogbuffer
• Blunk the Hat by Martina Behm

Weight Fingering Weight | Material 75% Superwash Merino, 25% Nylon | Yardage 460 yards / 420.62 metres