Victoria from Refined Knits

by Elizabeth Sullivan February 04, 2016 2 Comments

I am so thrilled to share some photos with you of Victoria, one of the patterns from Jennifer Wood's upcoming book Refined Knits. Not only is this design beautiful and exactly my style, it's knit in our very own Messa di Voce yarn in Chimney Smoke!

Victoria shown in Messa di Voce, Chimney Smoke

Refined Knits will be released in early March and is currently available for pre-order through Amazon. 

Victoria: lace sleeve detail

I've been working with Jennifer for several years now and I know how much time and energy she's put into this book and getting everything just right. I can't wait to see Refined Knits in person! 

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Beata

March 15, 2016

Love the patten and color! Such a beautiful combination!

Margaret

March 09, 2016

Love, love the victoria! Georgian bay would be my colour,

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