The Dorrance Poncho Marble Chunky is knit on the bias in garter stitch. Sleeves are picked up and worked down for a cozy poncho to wear with everything. The pattern file also includes the Dorrance Poncho Northern Lights, for the DK weight yarn James C. Brett Northern Lights.

The Dorrance Poncho Northern Lights is knit on the bias in garter stitch. Sleeves are picked up and worked down for a cozy poncho to wear with everything. The pattern file also includes the Dorrance Poncho Marble Chunky, for the bulky weight yarn James C. Brett Marble Chunky. Scroll past the Marble Chunky version to get to the Northern Lights v...

Kate’s Oh Canada Mittens are also available in six sizes, from child’s small to adult large, and also only require two balls of Léttlopi to make. 

This lofty shawl is inspired by those cozy throws, but features an updated color scheme and simple two-color ribbing. Quickly knit this shawl with four colors of Ístex Álafossopi.

The Saxifrage Tam by Véronik Avery pays homage to the brightly colored yokes of Icelandic sweaters as well as the low-lying plant found all over Canada. With eight different colors of Ístex Léttlopi called for in the pattern, there’s plenty of options for customization. 

Sachiko Burgin used three colors of Ístex Léttlopi to create the Salt Springs Touque knitting pattern. Named after an British Columbian island in the Strait of Georgia, this graphic beanie hat pattern comes in two sizes.

Kate Atherley paired two colors of Ístex Léttlopi with a moose chart for these cozy mittens! You only need one ball of each color to make a pair, regardless of which mitten size (and there are six sizes to choose from).

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Two complementary colorways of Marble Chunky are alternated in this wave/ripple ZigZag pattern. Colors are alternated every four rows to create a unique colorway. Work as long as desired.

Two complimentary colorways of Marble Chunky are alternated in this basic 4x4 checkerboard pattern. Perfect for partial balls of Marble Chunky, the finished product creates an entire new colorway. Work as long as desired.

Two complimentary colors of Marble Chunky are used in this simple crochet cluster stitch stripe. Colors are alternated every six rows, creating a new, unique colorway. Make as long as desired.

Scarf uses a stockinette ridge pattern and can be made any length desired. Perfect for partial balls, the scarf alternates, every 12 rows, two complimentary shades of Marble Chunky. Colors 10 and 52 are used in the photo model.

Need something quick to wear while waiting for spring’s warmth? This cap-sleeved hoodie in James C. Brett’s Marble Chunky offers subtle striping in the basketweave stitches. The simple top is knit flat on US10/6mm needles, seamed together, and a zipper is added for a touch of style.

written in two sizes only. Largest size fits up to a 5XL.

Knit as a seamless flat piece, this fashionable cowl uses the super bulky Flutterby Animal Print Super Chunky to make a quick and warm accessory against the colder weather.

Knit in one piece from the bottom up in the round, this slouchy hat works up quickly by using US10/6mm and US11/8mm circular and double pointed needles with the super bulky Flutterby Animal Print Super Chunky.

Need to wear something to take the bit of chill off your body but the idea of a jacket or sweater overheats you? This turtleneck vest featuring loose dropped short sleeves will be perfect. The oversized body allows movement and will not be as bulky like a poncho or cape can be. The central antler cable panel is worked first, then stitches are p...

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The texture throughout this simply classical cardigan is achieved by a neat drop-stitch technique that also creates visual interest thanks to the contrasting colorway in the ribbing of the cuffs, hem, and bands.

Crocheted ribbing and cables in this deep v-neck cardigan help to make this jacket a practical one to wear during summer.

By taking advantage of the self-striping feature of James Brett Marble Chunky, the colors within the Misty Brown colorway pop vividly in garter stitch. Since the collar is knit side-to-side along the neckline, the resulting stripes add another dimension of visual depth to this body fitting vest. The one-button closure gives a slimming look than...

Need a quick gift for your little one or a friend? This hooded coat looks adorable in the self-striping James Brett Marble DK. The whip stitching and buttons add more charm to this roomy coat which easily sews up.

This design in James Brett Marble DK is sold in a trio to make a complete gift set.

This free pattern of fingerless gloves and shawl have simple eyelets for visual and textural interest. The shawl is knitted in one piece, while the gloves are knitted flat, then seamed.

Striped colors from James C. Brett’s Marble Chunky shines throughout this knitted child’s coat. The textures in the pockets and body are accented by the easy-to-find buttons. The body is worked back and forth in rows as one piece to the armholes, then divided for fronts and back.

By using James C. Brett’s Marble Chunky for the body (knitted in one piece) and the separate sleeves, this hooded cardigan will become a favorite garment for any kid with its fun stripes and buttons.

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SRK 180 Weekend Jacket