During our Summer Knitting Weekend earlier this month, many people were blown away by the Latvian braid.
The technique is often found as a colorwork detail on Latvian mittens and hats, but it can be applied to any project.
It uses a clever combination of twisting yarns to create a horizontal *braid* that looks like arrows pointing left or right (depending on how it’s made).
Erika at Don’t Be Such A Square does a great job of explaining how this delightful decoration can be added to your knitting.
What happens when three amazing hand dyers use the same unique yarn base to create a summer inspired colorway?
You get a limited edition exploration of hand dyed yarn unlike any knitting kit before.