Simply Spectacular DK: 75% Superwash Merino/ 25 % Nylon 1 full skein: 255 yards 2 mini skeins: 50 yards each Emma’s Yarn began with a moment of curiosity — a 15-year-old homeschooled student learning about ratios and discovering, along the way, a love for dyeing yarn. What started in her parents’ yarn shop quickly grew, as her natural eye for color drew people in. Before long, production moved from her kitchen to a dedicated dye studio, and the business continued to evolve. Today, Emma runs the company alongside her sister Aspen, creating yarns known for their thoughtful color and beautiful, wearable palettes. We chose this yarn not just for its quality, but for the way the colors come together for this first chapter, we chose a pairing of soft teal and fresh spring green — calm and steady, with just enough brightness to feel like spring.Amy Christoffers Pressed Flowers Kerchief pattern You might have seen this sweet flower pattern and wanted to try it. There’s something quietly satisfying about this pattern. The Pressed Flowers Kerchief creates a gentle rhythm — simple stitches that build into a fabric that feels engaging without ever overwhelming. It’s the kind of project you can settle into, letting your hands move while your mind relaxes into the story playing nearby. Using the charts will make this more intuitive. The shifting stitches create a soft texture — something that feels a little special without asking too much of you. It’s a perfect companion for slow evenings, familiar movies, and those moments when you want your knitting to feel both present and peaceful. Alternatively, you could make: Seeking Solace Sonatine Bayshore Bandana Cowl (crochet) The Age of Brass and Steam Kerchief (stripe in your green where you like)
