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In the October 2019 edition of I Like
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Sometimes you just need to snuggle up on the couch with a pillow. Joan Beebe’s Waves of Grain Pillow combines cables and traveling stitches for a beautiful and useful piece of home décor.
This is a bolster shaped pillow, which is so comfortable on many different types of furniture around the house. Use it on a
View ProjectFrom the October 2019 issue
Skill Level: Advanced
Size: child (s, m, l)
Finished measurements
Chest: 31½ (36¾, 39½, 41¾) in / 80 (93, 100, 106) cm
Length: 19¾ (23, 24½, 24¾) in / 50 (60, 62, 63) cm
Materials
Yarn: cyca #3 (sport) östergötlands ullspinneri visjö (100% wool, 328 yd/300 m / 100 g)
Yarn amount and color: 3 (4, 4, 5) skeins, olive green
Needles u.s.
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We all want the best for Baby, and this little toy is definitely that! It’s great for infants to older babies, because as Baby learns skills, he or she can do more with the Rainbow Sorbet Puzzle Ball.
Amy Gunderson has designed this so cleverly. It’s a three-part toy that fits together to make a ball.
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Looking for a pop of color for your home? How about a modern geometric look? You’ll find it all in Heidi Gustad’s Mod Maze Pillow.
Heidi has used a unique construction for this fun décor piece, working it from the center out and combining stitch patterns to provide amazing texture.
The front panel features an offset, white
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Want to be a peacock in a world of ducks? Tania Richter’s Fine Feather Shawl will help you do just that!
Inspired by a peacock’s plumes, this double-knitting pattern is absolutely stunning, as you would expect from a piece modeled after that glorious bird.
Because of the double-knitting process, Fine Feather is totally reversible, looking just as
View ProjectFrom 9 Knitting Tutorials: Tips and Tricks for Knitters Old and New
Whether you are looking for a bind-off method that will provide some stretch (like sweater sleeves, necklines, the top of socks), or if you want to add a decorative edging to your projects, the Picot Bind-Off technique is defintely something to have in your knitting repertoire. Check out this simple tutorial to see how it’s done. step by step!
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Ever find yourself noticing odd gaps in your knit projects? Don’t worry; it happens to all of us at one time or another! Gaps happen! In this video, discover Heidi’s Gustad’s technique on how to close gaps within short rows (a common knitting error). This is a great way to identify the gaps and remedy the holes.
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From sweaters to scarves, the cable stitch is one of the most popular ways to add decoration to your knitting. In this video, you’ll learn how to knit the cable stitch that will give you a simple six-stitch-wide twisted cable that you can add to just about any garment
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Looking for a cleaner way to start your sock projects? Judy’s Magic Cast-On method is just what you need. Developed by Judy Becker to create a seamless join for toe-up sock patterns, this cast-on technique also works well for knitted toys — or anything you’d like to knit in the round without creating a visible seam. Give it a try on your next sock project!
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