a harmonious gradient
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the fun begins
revealing our MKAL palettes
Read Moreendways
of pullovers and palette picking
Read Morebrand new shades
the last day of advent – and a brand new palette!
Read Moreapples
palate and palette
Read MoreChromatic icons 2: Patrick Syme
a nineteenth-century Scot who shaped the world of colour
Read MoreThe Lookout
candy stripes, from start to finish
Read More“where our brains and the universe meet”
Donna Smith talks about colour
Read MoreTerri Laura talks colour
colour personalities and practical steps to plan a pallette
Read MorePowdermill
A cardigan with kaboom!
Read Moretwo-shade Sterntaucher
When we are working on a collection, Mel and I often knit several samples of a single design. This not only allows us to test and hone the pattern instructions (for maximum knit-ability, and knitterly-ness) but means we get to see how a design appears in alternate colourways. For Sterntaucher, we thought it would be…
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Morning, everyone! First up, I should let you know that the KDD shop is once more up and running, and subscriptions to the 10 Years in the Making club are now open! Next, I can finally tell you about our new flagship yarn, Schiehallion This is a yarn that’s been a long time in the…
Read Morekinds of blue
I’ve recently been enjoying designing blue things. This is my new shawl – Traigh – which works so well with Tarbet, one of our new shades of Milarrochy Tweed. Tarbet is a glorious mid blue with lots of colourful tweed neps, which make it really interesting. This rich, complex, maritime blue is my new obsession.…
Read MoreMilarrochy Tweed: developing a palette
There are many things to think about when putting together a palette of shades for hand knitting. Some schools of thought tend toward the representative: that there should always be, for example, a red or yellow. Others, meanwhile, might urge the wisdom of considering particular colour trends and preferences, of including “the colour of the moment”,…
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