From the February 2019 issue
Another subscription box that’s crochet and knit friendly, you’ll be addicted to receiving these curated boxes on your doorstep. Pick the color family of yarn you prefer, the frequency of the boxes and you’ll be set to go. Each box comes with luxury yarn, a goodie that’s fun for both knitters and crocheters, and a
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Fibershare is a fun program where you can sign up for a three-way swap of yarn. This is a great way to meet new people and give and receive yarn in return. Each month you can sign up for a new swap and perhaps meet a lifelong friend!
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This year, make it a goal to teach a youngster how to knit with the help of this book. With basic patterns all centered around an animal theme, these designs are attainable and good learning pieces for kids as young as 7 years old. There’s even a skill section that breaks down information about yarn,
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We all know and love the traditional Norwegian knit mittens but did you know that you can apply this traditional knitting to make socks? Nina Granlund Sæther takes us on a journey towards toasty toes with everything from classic designs to more historical and modern motifs. Gorgeous photos grace these pages with pattern charts that
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Granny’s Garden is a child’s tunic tee inspired by tall garden flowers. Make it longer to wear it as a dress or match it with your child’s favorite leggings.
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I-cords, also known as Idiot Cords, are useful for different purposes, including finishing knitted items. I-cords are sturdy and, when you look closely, look as though they are knitted in round. Different types of machines exist to create I-cords, like I-cord Knitting Machines and spool knitters, but you can achieve the same effect with double pointed
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From the February 2019 issue
It’s that time of year again: welcome to the official top 50 patterns from I Like Knitting for 2018.
Featuring cozy cowls, delicate shawls, trendy tees, gorgeous sweaters, socks and more, this list covers it all. And we couldn’t have done it without each and every one of the talented designers who create exclusive projects for our issues. Truly, we are so proud of everything we’ve accomplished together.
Make sure you take a close look; these trends are likely to stick around in 2019.
From the December 2018 issue
Designer Jenny Alderbrant has rounded up her tried-and-true patterns into this new book of cozy multicolor knits. These quick projects, followed by simple instructions and charts, will inspire you to dive into stranded knitting with ease. Stay with traditional flower and snowflake motifs or venture off into the land of whimsical foxes and butterflies. Each
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