From the October 2018 issue
An exercise in twists and turns, this hat is the perfect practice vehicle for knitting
cables. It is a one-skein, one-evening project that looks much more complicated
than it truly is. Knit in a stunning red, it is unisex and a great last-minute gift. Photos Copyright Gale Zucker Photography.
From the 2015 Micro-Brewed Yarn Series issue
We all have our tried and true favorites, but it’s always fun to sample things now and then, and that’s what the Micro-Brewed Yarn Series is all about. Each month’s yarn selections were based on a theme, and all were available until supplies ran out. Each month’s yarn selections are based on a theme, and all
View ProjectFrom the Knitting Chart Keeper issue
Never lose track of your chart progress again with this knitting chart keeper from KnitPicks. This magnetic keeper is equipped with four magnets that hold your chart in place; it even keeps track of your progress after closing and reopening it between knitting sessions. This keeper is covered in a sturdy fabric to ensure its
View ProjectFrom the Personalized Engraved Knitting Needles issue
Never misplace or confuse your needles with someone else’s with your own personal engraved knitting needle set. Available in your choice of US size and in 9 or 13 inches in length, these bamboo needles are incredibly smooth and work wonderfully with any type of yarn. Choose the same message for both needles or customize
View ProjectFrom the Premier Yarns Downton Abbey Collection issue
Do you need more of a Downton Abbey fix? Premier Yarns has their own Downton Abbey collection featuring four unique colorways that pay homage to four of the show’s most-loved characters. Choose from Branson (an olive-toned, bulky weight yarn made from acrylic and wool), Lady Mary (a teal shade with a slight sheen, a light
View ProjectFrom the Knitlandia: A Knitter Sees the World issue
Clara Parkes, in this travel journal meets personal essay collection, takes readers through 15 years of past world travels, from far-off places like Paris or Scotland to locations closer to home, like Washington and Oregon. In Knitlandia, the travels she recounts are yarn- or knitting-inspired, and the places she shares with readers are ones like
View ProjectFrom the Easy Baby Knits: Clothes, Toys, and Accessories for 0-3 Year Olds issue
In Easy Baby Knits, Claire Montgomerie showcases a knit collection for babies featuring baby clothes for both girls and boys, toys and accessories, all for babies up to three years old. Knit a gorgeous coat or a soft rabbit toy your child will adore. Every project is easy to follow and has plenty of photos
View ProjectFrom the Simple Chic Knits: 35 Stylish Patterns to Knit in No Time issue
Karen Miller and Susan Ritchie, co-owners of the online shop Mrs. Moon, joined forces yet again to bring you this collection of 35 stunning and stylish patterns. Simple Chic Knits features all types of patterns, from quick, one-day patterns to some that will take much longer to finish. Plus, many types of knitting techniques are
View ProjectFrom the New Directions In Sock Knitting: 18 Innovative Designs Knitted From Every Which Way issue
New Directions in Sock Knitting offers, as the title suggests, 18 unique and innovative designs that vary more than being toe-up or top-down. Whether you’re after a more basic sock pattern or something a bit different and challenging, you’ll find it within this pattern collection. All types of knitting techniques are utilized in these sock
View ProjectFrom the Garden Gnome Stitch Markers issue
Stitch markers are an essential part of any knitter’s tool kit, and these Garden Gnome Stitch Markers are the perfect addition to an ever-growing collection. Funny little helpers like these will save you time counting and are perfect for both simple and complex patterns. These closed markers are essential for any knitting pattern, and they make
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