"Spiderweb Scarf" by Marly Bird

A simple lacy scarf that uses only two skeins of the soft and luxurious Bijou Spun “Fingering Weight” yarn. A perfect project for the beginner and experienced lace knitters alike. Dressy or casual, it looks more complicated than it really is! This quick knit project will give you great satisfaction while knitting and a very wearable, versatile wardrobe accessory piece when done. Make it in several colors!

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Be sure to visit Marly's blog Yarn Thing for more information about her and her designs.

"Gradient Serendipity Shawl" by Marly Bird

The Gradient Serendipity Shawl is a slightly narrow triangular shawl meant to be wrapped around the neck several times or thrown over the shoulders to cut the bite of a chilly night. The lace border is worked first and, like the garter stitch, it too is very reversible as both sides look great. This is the perfect project to relax and enjoy a fantastic luxury yarn.

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Be sure to visit Marly's blog Yarn Thing for more information about her and her designs.

"Annabelle Crochet Shawlette" by Marly Bird

Made with the luscious Bijou Bliss yarn and a trifecta of shades in cool colors, this trendy shawlette is a must have for any fashion forward woman. Fun and easy to make and wear!

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Be sure to visit Marly's blog Yarn Thing for more information about her and her designs.

"Valle di Susa Cabled Wrap" by Marly Bird

Named for the majestic location in the Italian mountains, this wrap reminds me of those ski runs and trails that are unmatched anywhere in the world. Indulge in some soft, touchable Bijou Basin Ranch Himalayan Trail and a button you love and wear this wrap to your favorite Apres Skiing event.

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"Harlequin Socks" by Jill Wright

A top down, heel flap sock with a pretty diamond design. The slipped stitches in this pattern are caught up in later rows causing the colors to criss-cross over one another. A very pretty sock in smaller sizes, this stitch pattern is great for highlighting the fabulous color changes in hand dyed yarns.

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Be sure to visit Jill's web site WoolCrafting for more information about her and her designs.

"Hitch Top" by Jill Wright

A classic, gently shaped shell with a twist...literally. This two color top has a central cable running up both the back and the front. The interesting twist is that the cable is worked intarsia style so the colors cross over one another. The contrast color stays on the opposite side to form the trim along the V neckline.

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"Lace & Garter Vest" by Therese Chynoweth

A simple yet versatile garter stitch edge is all that is needed to set off the delicate lace pattern in this go casual to dressy vest. The softness and warmth of this double exotic yarn blend of yak and camel make this a unique and one of a kind elegant piece.

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"Pretty in Pink Knit Shawlette" by Marly Bird

Made with the luscious Bijou Bliss yarn and a trifecta of rich jewel tone colors this trendy shawlette is a must have for any fashion forward woman.

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"Ruffled Shrug" by Simona Merchant-Dest

This short shaped cardigan is worked top down with a non- symmetrical zig-zag cable pattern for beautiful texture contoured by feminine ruffle for a romantic look. Worked in luscious Bijou Basin Ranch Lhasa Wilderness, it produces luxurious piece for night out over dress or dressy cover up for work or spicing up jeans and T-shirt.

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Be sure to visit Simona's blog Stylish Knits for more information about her and her designs.

"Shawl Cardigan" by Simona Merchant-Dest

Worked from cuff to center front/back, this shawl cardigan is a perfect, light and airy cardigan to wear either buttoned up for more formal wear, or opened as a cover up for leisure. Worked in Bijou Basin Ranch Lhasa Wilderness, the beautiful diamond leaves lace pattern worked for body will keep your interest while knitting and will produce unique piece to wear. Requiring minimal shaping, it is a perfect project for beginner as well as advanced knitter.

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Be sure to visit Simona's blog Stylish Knits for more information about her and her designs.

"Star Pullover" by Faina Goberstein

A contemporary take on a classic construction and a new trend of the fiber content (yak down and bamboo) made this design very unique. Worked entirely in the round from the bottom up, the Star Pullover features sleeves that worked in the round and joined with the body at the yoke. The main textured stitch pattern, Open Star, is beautifully harmonized with ridged rib and garter stitch. Four decorative button tabs are placed at the neck and sleeve cuffs to reinforce the style.

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Be sure to visit Faina's web site Faina's Knitting Mode for more information about her and her designs.

"Teak Vest" by Tabetha Hedrick

Loaded with texture and addictive cables, this vest pattern ensures a fun project for the experienced knitter. The look is casual, but with the plunging v-neck, positive ease, and slim ribbing, you’ll love layering up your wardrobe for the Fall.

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Be sure to visit Tabetha's blog Pisces Knits for more information about her and her designs.

"Woven Sock" by Jill Wright

This top down, heel flap sock looks woven, but no, it's knit! Clever use of the slip stitch leaves 'bars' across the knit stitches. This highlights the color changes beautifully. It's a unisex look, great for any colorway.

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Be sure to visit Jill's web site WoolCrafting for more information about her and her designs.

"Yushu Pullover" by Marly Bird

The blending of super soft and lightweight yak fiber with the coolness of bamboo make this an ideal year round piece. Easy to knit and fun to wear, the detailing of the frog closure sets the top off nicely.

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Be sure to visit Marly's blog Yarn Thing for more information about her and her designs.

"Alice's Tea Party" by Kate Oates

Alice’s Tea Party is a delicate cardigan inspired by the latest rendition of Alice & Wonderland; where Alice maintains both her classic elegance, and a little bit of edge as she makes her way through Wonderland. The cardigan features a diagonal button closure and lace trim for that bit of whimsy. The sweater is worked in one piece from the bottom up with shaping on either side; sleeves are knit in the round and attached seamlessly, raglan style. The bold colors and stitch definition of Bijou Bliss (yak and cormo) make the knitting a pleasure and the finished garment stunning. This project is geared toward an intermediate level knitter who is comfortable working with lace patterns and basic shaping techniques.

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Be sure to visit Kate's web site Tot Toppers for more information about her and her designs.

"Bandolier" by Diane Zangl

Is it a cardigan or pullover? This unique design combines features of both! The fronts completely overlap, and are held in place by a mock turtleneck. Wide ribbed bands finish the shaped fronts. Openwork panels and three-quarter length sleeves complete the look. The Bijou Spun “Bijou Bliss” yak and cormo yarn make this a wonderful piece to knit and great fun to wear!

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"Birgitta" by Marly Bird

A fabulous lightweight tunic, perfect to wear in warm or cool weather. The feminine styling and smart shaping create a slimming silhouette. With a deep cross over a V-neck highlighting the bust line and a beautiful lace and bobble stitch pattern skirt, it’s perfectly shaped into an A line that flatters all body types. Knit in Bijou Spun “Lhasa Wilderness” (75% yak and 25% bamboo yarn), the “Birgitta” has a glossy shine that allows it to be dressed up or down. The top is worked in pieces from the bottom up then seamed together. It is beautifully cut and very female.

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Be sure to visit Marly's blog Yarn Thing for more information about her and her designs.

"Crochet Front Wrap Shrug" by Shannon Mullett-Bowlsby

The crochet version of this versatile piece will keep up with every step you take whether you’re out on the town or at the market, stepping out to a cocktail party or hanging around in jeans. With as many ways to style this piece as there are moods to your day, this is the ultimate accessory garment. Made with Bijou Spun’s “Lhasa Wilderness” in a sumptuous blend of yak and bamboo fibers, you’ll love making this piece as much as you’ll love wearing it. The incredible lush fibers feel great next to the skin and wear with a strength that makes Lhasa Wilderness the perfect combination of beauty and strength to hold up to such a versatile, go-anywhere design.

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Be sure to visit Shannon's blog Shibaguyz for more information about him and his designs.

"Knit Front Wrap Shrug" by Shannon Mullett-Bowlsby

The knit version of this versatile piece will keep up with every step you take whether you’re out on the town or at the market, stepping out to a cocktail party or hanging around in jeans. With as many ways to style this piece as there are moods to your day, this is the ultimate accessory garment. Made with Bijou Spun’s “Lhasa Wilderness” in a sumptuous blend of yak and bamboo fibers, you’ll love making this piece as much as you’ll love wearing it. The incredible lush fibers feel great next to the skin and wear with a strength that makes Lhasa Wilderness the perfect combination of beauty and strength to hold up to such a versatile, go-anywhere design.

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Be sure to visit Shannon's blog Shibaguyz for more information about him and his designs.

"Lace Panel Top" by Simona Merchant-Dest

This cute top is a great project to make and wear. Knitted in Bijou Spun's "Lhasa Wilderness" 75% yak / 25% bamboo yarn, the top is very light and soft and perfect to be worn next to the skin. The off center lace and bobbles panel is the focal point of this shapely top. It is complimented by a Stockinette stitch that beautifully shows off the new semi-solid hand dyed colors of this luxurious yarn. The top is worked in a top-down seamless construction with two options for placing the lace panel: either in center or off-center – your choice. You can dress it up; or dress it down to obtain countless looks giving you a very versatile piece

Be sure to visit Simona's blog Stylish Knits for more information about her and her designs.

"Ribs & Cables Vest" by Therese Chynoweth

This vest is sure to be that go-to piece in any wardrobe, whether you want warmth or to make a statement. The ribbed cables are reversible, and the offset armholes mean you can wear this vest any way you want! The pattern knits up quickly in the yak down/alpaca blend yarn to give you a casual vest with a sophisticated flair. Close it with a kilt pin and throw on a wide belt, and you're ready for any adventure!

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"Lattice Tank Top" by Simona Merchant-Dest

This tank top is knitted in the lattice lace stitch pattern and is shown off beautifully with great definition by using Bijou Spun's "Lhasa Wilderness" 75% yak / 25% bamboo yarn. The tank’s body is worked in seamless construction in a round; the straps are finished off in rows. To attain a super-feminine look, the tank has a waist shaping achieved by switching to a smaller needle size, so it can be easily modified by knitter for more or less shaping; giving you the look you want. This tank is very light and soft, a perfect garment to wear against your skin. You can dress it down wearing it by itself with shorts or jean; you can dress it up wearing it as a vest over a blouse to the office. Written in a wide range of sizes, this can be a great addition to anybody’s wardrobe.

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Be sure to visit Simona's blog Stylish Knits for more information about her and her designs.

"Spade Lace Vest" by Therese Chynoweth

Casual or dressy, this smart little vest will be a staple in any wardrobe. Knotted ribs combined with a spade lace pattern are very pleasing to the eye and beautifully show off the characteristic stitch definition that is a hallmark of the Bijou Spun “Fingering Weight” 100% yak yarn. The softness of the yarn makes this an exceptionally comfortable piece to knit and wear

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"Sasha" by Faina Goberstein

Versatility of this elegant and comfortable top is endless. It can be paired with a skirt for a dressy look, worn with jeans for a casual outfit, or anything in between. A perfect fusion of the fingering weight yak down yarn and unpretentious Rickrack Lace pattern makes this top look stunning. It is worked in the round with sleeve stitches added at the armholes. The double seed stitch borders at the hem and around the square neckline with a shallow placket balances the overall look.

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Be sure to visit Faina's web site Faina's Knitting Mode for more information about her and her designs.

"Yulian" by Marlaina Bird

Sometimes a simple design just needs a little touch of something extra to make it special. The trailing cherry blossom branches use chain stitch and french knots to adorned the collar and down the front of the shoulders. These finishes create an understated elegance that needs no other embellishment.

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Be sure to visit Marly's blog Yarn Thing for more information about her and her designs.