Iras
Iras uses Berroco Estiva to create a bottom-up tee that features a graphic eyelet pattern.
Designer:
Amy Christoffers
Porcia
The Porcia cardigan is knit in one piece to the armholes with an allover Swiss dot–effect eyelet lace pattern.
Designer:
Berroco Design Team
How to work the Centered Double Decrease (CDD)
The centered-double decrease (CDD) is a common knitting stitch that decreases two stitches at once in a centered (upright, as opposed to leaning left or right) way. It's used a lot in the back lace panel of the Marsh and Mallow patterns, so here's a video demonstrating how to work it in the pattern.
Useful For:
Marsh
Mallow
Virgilia
Berroco Linen Stonewash is great for texture as shown in Virgilia, a free sweater pattern.
Designer:
Berroco Design Team
Goneril
This crocheted shawl pattern is worked from side-to-side with the lace edging worked as you go.
Designer:
Berroco Design Team
Hero
Hero demonstrates how cables and lace play nicely with a textured yarn.
Designer:
Berroco Design Team
Ellerslie
A super simple raglan tee gets an elevated look in Berroco Quinoa. This wordrobe staple is worked in pieces and seamed.
Designer:
Amy Christoffers