Color My Cuffs Tutorial

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Color My Cuffs is a good introduction to fair isle knitting, or a bit of fun if you’re experienced with fair isle. In the video, I demonstrate the basic techniques used for this and all stranded knitting projects.

This free pattern, coloring page, and video tutorial is sponsored by KPC Yarn, using their Novomerino DK.

Get your free pattern HERE. This link will give you the option of downloading the coloring page and/or the pattern. If you prefer a jpg image of the coloring page (to use in a coloring app on your mobile device), you can find that download here.

Sizes: To fit calves of 15”, 17”, 19” (small, medium, large). (Pattern includes a note on modifying from these sizes.)
Needles: Size US 4 (3.5 mm) 16” circular needle
Yarn: KPC Novomerino DK yarn, the colors I used are listed below, about 150 grams necessary for one pair
Additional Materials: tapestry needle for weaving in ends
Gauge: 6 stitches per inch

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The KPC Novomerino DK yarn colors I used in my cuffs in the photo above:
Orange Peel
Chartreuse
Brittany
Mango
Gum
Sherbert
Confetti
Rainforest

Information on things you’ll see in the video:
The artist who drew the coloring page is Paula Pertile, Etsy shop DrawingsofKnitting.

The nail polish I’m wearing is by Julep, color “Lorraine”.

Color My Cuffs Coloring Page

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Download and print your Color My Cuffs coloring page HERE, and be sure to check back on July 27 for the free knitting pattern and tutorial, sponsored by KPC Yarns. Note – for the easiest knitting, only use two colors per row.

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If you prefer to color using an app on your mobile device, you can copy the jpg version of the coloring page below to open in your coloring app.

Color My Cuffs Coloring page Image

The artist who drew the coloring page is Paula Pertile, Etsy shop DrawingsofKnitting.

The KPC Novomerino DK yarn colors I used in my cuffs in the photo above:
Orange Peel
Chartreuse
Brittany
Mango
Gum
Sherbert
Confetti
Rainforest

Winners Announced! SKEINO Floating Garden Shawl Kits

Congratulations to Jane I., Regina L., Iryna B.!

If you didn’t win this time, you can find the SKEINO Floating Garden Shawl kits here:
US and the rest of the world
European customers

The free Floating Garden Shawl pattern is available by visiting the same links above.

We had some issues with producing this video this morning – please forgive the roughness.

The random number generator I used to pick the winners can be found here.

Podcast Episode 3 – Acrylic Woes


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To get your knitting question answered on the show, email your question to podcast@verypink.com.

You can see Casey’s website and her social media buttons on kcknits.com.

Information on things we mention in this episode:
Color My Cowl, free pattern and tutorial
Trusted online retailers, Knit Picks and WEBS
Video, Lefties vs. Righties
Video, Mirror Knitting
Tunisian Shaker Dishcloths, free pattern and tutorial
Video, Winding Yarn into Two Equally-Sized Balls
German Short Row Socks, pattern and tutorial
Bulky Sleep Socks, pattern and tutorial

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SKEINO Floating Garden Shawl Tutorial

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The Floating Garden Shawl is an elegant shawl/poncho hybrid, easy to wear and fun to knit in gorgeous SKEINO handpainted yarns. Visit one of the links below to get your yarn kit and free pattern.

The free Floating Garden Shawl pattern is available here on Ravelry.

The colorway I’m wearing in the video is Daphne. The colorway I show (unknit) is Connie. The pin I used to close my shawl is called a pennanular brooch, and is available at many Etsy stores.

SKEINO has their own YouTube channel, you can check it out to see a variety of videos on knitting and yarn dyeing.

The nail polish I’m wearing is by Julep, color “Lorraine”.

Edited to add – after a request in the YouTube comments, here is the image of the schematic drawing I used in the video.

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New Podcast Announcement

The new VeryPink Knits Podcast is up and running with two episodes as of today. New episode every Thursday! If you would like to get your knitting question answered on the show, just email it to podcast@verypink.com.

If you’re new to podcasts, we have put together a Beginner’s Guide, where you will also find a list of some of our favorite podcasts.

This is an exciting new adventure, and we’re looking forward to hearing from you. Stay warm, my friends!

Episode 2, Project vs. Process Knitters


Download Episode.
New to podcasts? Be sure to check out the Beginner’s Guide in the show notes for the first episode.

To get your knitting question answered on the show, email your question to podcast@verypink.com.

You can see Casey’s website and her social media buttons on kcknits.com.

Videos we mention in the episode:
Bulky Sleep Socks pattern & tutorial
Make 1 (M1 stitch)
Operetta Shawl pattern & tutorial
Log Cabin Blanket pattern & tutorial

Giveaway! SKEINO Floating Garden Shawl Kits

SKEINO now has two websites to better serve – to see the colorways available in the Floating Garden kit or to purchase a kit, visit one of the sites below.
US and the rest of the world
European customers

The free Floating Garden Shawl pattern is available by visiting the same links above.

The colorway I’m wearing in the video is Daphne. The colorway I show (unknit) is Connie. The pin I used to close my shawl is called a pennanular brooch, and is available at many Etsy stores.

SKEINO has their own YouTube channel, you can check it out here.

SKEINO ships from the US, to locations worldwide.

Please watch the entire video for instructions on how to enter the giveaway. This contest is open to US and international viewers (customs charges may apply outside the US). The contest is open until 12:01 am (US Central Time), July 13, 2016; and the winners will be announced in video on July 14, 2016. The winning email addresses will be chosen by random number generator.

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