Adrienne is a designer working in Fargo ND. Her books Welts & Waves and Flutter & Flow are available on Ravelry & Amazon now. When she’s not working she enjoys ice cream and ferrets.
Color outside the lines and try on a new hue this season. The body of this tank top is worked flat, with a single side seam, from the bottom up. Short rows are employed to create the asymmetrical hem. A perfect nod to the coastal views, this soft tank is a must for summer adventures.
View ProjectFrom the February 2022 issue
Ella is a sweet pullover with intricate hem and sleeve details. The body is worked in the round from the bottom up until after the waistband, where it is split and worked back and forth. Sleeves are worked in the round, from the bottom up.
View ProjectFrom the August 2021 issue
Tori is a unique colorblocked top that features several gorgeous shades of blue. With a cleverly placed double edge to create the illusion of layered sleeves, this top is an interesting knit to add to your summer-to-fall wardrobe.
View ProjectFrom the June 2021 issue
Hali is worked bottom up and in the round. Bands of ruby red, ocean teal, and golden yellow result in a modern take on primary colors and the classic striped sweater.
View ProjectFrom the June 2021 issue
Ellie is a gorgeous tee knit in a dusty coral color that’s perfect for summer. With a boat neck construction and a leafy lace panel in the front and the back, this tee is an instant classic. Worked top down and in the round, this advanced pattern has stunning results.
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Craving the turquoise blue waters of a tropical paradise? This pullover is the answer. Knit bottom up and in the round, Caribbean Waters is knit in a stunning diamond wave pattern.
View ProjectFrom the August 2020 issue
This welted cowl is knit in the round with a special two-needle welting technique that’s used to create attractive 3D elements. Small cowls like these are great for practicing new techniques. Plus, this accessory is ideal for weather in between seasons.
View ProjectFrom the August 2020 issue
Step 1:
Hold secondary needle behind and slightly below the right hand needle.
Step 2:
Insert right hand needle the first stitch on left hand needle knitwise, then bring yarn between left hand & secondary needles.
Step 3:
Bring yarn between left and right hand needles as if to knit, then bring yarn in front of both left hand needles.
Step
View ProjectFrom the August 2020 issue
Step 1:
Slide stitches back onto secondary needle. Fold with purl sides in, secondary needle in back, and left hand stitches pushed backward.
Step 1 continued:
Back side view.
Step 2:
Insert right hand needle knitwise through the first stitch on the left needle and then the first stitch on the secondary needle.
Step 3:
Knit both stitches together.
Step 4:
Slip both stitches
The hem of this tunic is reminiscent of the patterns in the sand that the waves leave behind. This tunic is knit in the round with set-in sleeves. The surprise deep-v neckline on the back back of this piece truly adds drama to this already beautiful tunic.
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