Ultraviolet Knits: Twelve knitting patterns featuring UV-reactive hand-dyed wool yarn

Did you know certain yarns glow in reaction to ultraviolet light? You may already own some that do. Evin Bail O'Keeffe, author of Bake Knit Sew and award-winning craft blog EvinOK.com, has designed 12 knitting patterns to bring out the best in ultraviolet-reactive yarns. These were inspired by the night's sky, some from the view from Earth, such as star-gazing from a porch swing, while others pay homage to astronomy. Each works well with bold, speckled, and vibrant yarns as well as semi-solid and neutrals. These accessory designs are excellent for travel knitting.

The patterns included in this collection:

- Aerglo Wrap (two sizes)

- Altair Cowl

- Betelgeuse Shawl

- Cassiopeia Mini Skein Shawl

- Elara Shawl

- Firefly Hour Mitts

- Midnight Waffles Cowl

- Phare Hat (three sizes)

- Porch Light Wrap

- Rigel Cowl

- Rigel Mitts

- Wreath Nebula Mitts

Evin Bail O'Keeffe is creator and author of the award-winning blog EvinOK.com, which she started in 2011. Originally from the Washington DC area, she now resides with her family in Cork, Ireland.

Niall Twamley has a Master's Degree in Digital Marketing Strategy from Cork Institute of Technology and works in the field while also pursuing photography.

Michael Harrigan is a knitwear accessory designer based in Bangkok, Thailand. He has been certified by The Knitting Guild Association (tkga.org) as a Master Knitter, Knitting Technical Editor, and Knitting Judge.